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Puno Hotels : Libertador Lago Titicaca Casa Andina Classic Sonesta Posada del Inca Comments: Lonely Planet Puno “Puno was founded on November 4, 1668, near the site of a now-defunct silver mine called Laykakota, but there are few colonial buildings to see. The town has a busy market and offers a good selection of hotels and restaurants. There is plenty to see in the environs”. Footprint Puno “Straddling Peru’s southern border with landlocked Bolivia are the deep, sapphire-blue waters of mystical Lake Titicaca, everyone’s favorite school geography statistic. The main town on the lake is Puno, where chilled travelers gather to stock up on warm woolies to keep the cold at bay. The high-altitude town is the departure point for the islands of Taquile and Amanataní, as well as the floating reed islands of Los Uros.” |
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