In Puno, you will immerse yourself in a magical atmosphere filled with legends, traditions, and vibrant festivities every day. The stunning floating islands of the Uros, crafted from reed mats, are only surpassed by the mystical Lake Titicaca. The locals take pride in their rich folkloric heritage, which comes alive each year through lively dances and rituals, culminating in the grand celebration of the Virgin of Candelaria. There is no reason not to enjoy all this cultural richness—start your adventure today!

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Amantani | Puno
Andes

Amantani

Amantaní is a quiet island where visitors enjoy the Aymara agricultural life.

Puno

Chullpas of Sillustani | Puno
Andes

Chullpas of Sillustani

Sillustani, an ancient Kolla cemetery in Peru, houses tombs of nobles.

Puno

Lago Titicaca | Puno
Andes

Lago Titicaca

The highest navigable lake in the world

Puno

Lampa | Puno
Andes

Lampa

Lampa, in Puno, is the “pink city” because of the clay on its facades.

Puno

Luquina Chico | Puno
Andes

Luquina Chico

In Luquina Chico, next to the Titicaca, the Aymara people invite you to live their ancestral traditions.

Puno

Pukara Archeological Complex and Pukara Lithic Museum | Puno
Andes

Pukara Archeological Complex and Pukara Lithic Museum

"Pukara, cradle of the clay “toritos”, fuses history, ceramics and ancestral architecture.

Puno

Taquile | Puno
Andes

Taquile

In Taquile, Lake Titicaca reveals art, history and ancient culture at every step.

Puno

Uros | Puno
Andes

Uros

The floating totora reed islands in Titicaca are a paradise of art and living tradition.

Puno

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Useful information for filming

For more information on the locations available for filming in the region, the necessary procedures, how to submit the documentation to the respective entities or if some entities require a payment for the filming permit, we invite you to contact us through our e-mail: [email protected].

How to get to Puno?

Plane

Duration

1 h y 40 min (Lima) / 1 h (Cusco)

Airlines

Commercial

Interprovincial bus

Duration

21h

Companies

Commercial

Private car

Duration

Lima - Puno 21h

Distance

1,320 km

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Mount Salkantay | Cusco
Andes

Mount Salkantay

60 km from Cusco, the Mount Salkantay fascinates with its ice, green fields and turquoise lagoons.

Cusco

Nasca Lines | Ica
Coast

Nasca Lines

The mysterious Nasca Lines amaze the world with their enormous drawings carved in the desert.

Ica

Cusco’s archaeological sites | Cusco
Andes

Cusco’s archaeological sites

Cusco captivates you with its archaeological wonders: Sacsayhuaman, Moray, and more.

Cusco

Wetlands of Ite | Tacna
Coast

Wetlands of Ite

In Tacna, the Ite Wetlands are a natural refuge with 126 species of birds. This ecosystem, full of green landscapes and agricultural fields, offers a unique experience in harmony with nature.

Tacna

Reserva Nacional Pacaya Samiria | Loreto
Rainforest

Reserva Nacional Pacaya Samiria

Explore the incredible biodiversity of the Amazon

Loreto

Cordillera Huayhuash | Ancash, Huanuco y Lima
Coast

Cordillera Huayhuash

The Huayhuash mountain range in the Peruvian Andes is famous for its snow-capped peaks and lakes.

Áncash

Historic Center of Arequipa | Arequipa
Andes

Historic Center of Arequipa

Arequipa, in the south of Peru, stands out for its beautiful Colca Canyon and its varied gastronomy, with delicious heirloom dishes.

Arequipa

Santa Catalina Convent | Arequipa
Andes

Santa Catalina Convent

The Santa Catalina Convent is a vibrant haven of faith, history, colors and secrets.

Arequipa

Gocta waterfall | Amazonas
Rainforest

Gocta waterfall

The Gocta waterfall, more than 700 meters high, is a natural jewel in the Amazon.

Amazonas

Catacaos | Piura
Coast

Catacaos

Catacaos is a place where talented artisans create filigree jewelry, straw hats and art.

Piura

Amazon River | Loreto
Rainforest

Amazon River

The Amazon, source of life and luxury, connects snow-capped peaks with the infinite jungle.

Loreto

District of Shapaja | San Martin
Rainforest

District of Shapaja

Shapaja, at 214 m along the Huallaga River, is an agricultural and fishing district of San Martin.

San Martín

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