Lake Titicaca
Lake Titicaca is a huge, deep blue lake shared by Bolivia and Peru, high up in the Andes mountains. It is one of the highest lakes in the world where boats can sail.
It is loved for its calm sparkling water, friendly lakeside towns, and the beautiful Island of the Sun where old legends say the sun was born. Visitors ride boats, meet local families, and watch golden sunsets over the water.
Island of the Sun
This peaceful island has stone paths, old ruins, and terraces where people have farmed for hundreds of years. Legends say the very first sun rose from here.
Boats and Reeds
Tall reeds called totora grow along the shore, and people have long used them to build floating boats. Riding across the bright blue water is a favorite adventure.
Cool Mountain Air
Because the lake is so high, the air is fresh and cool with strong sunshine during the day. The clean water stays chilly all year, so most people enjoy it from the shore or a boat.