After exploring the Peru aspect of Lake Titicaca, you can prolong your keep and cross the border into Bolivia and head to Copacabana.
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Diana Nowacki is a 3rd grade in Anthropology and Sociology from Plymouth
Diana Nowacki is a 3rd grade in Anthropology and Sociology from Plymouth
If you’re like us and you want your food, you’ll be happy to know that Paracas National Reserve won’t go away you hungry!
The Lake Titicaca drilling project recovered a 136-m-long drill core of sediments from the underside of Lake Titicaca at a depth of 235 m and at a location simply east of Isla del Sol.
Lake Titicaca will welcome you and you'll realize how this huge lake holds lots of secrets and techniques and ancient traditions.