Lake Titicaca / Cusco - Tourist Bus with Sites & Lunch - Full Day

Lake Titicaca / Cusco - Tourist Bus with Sites & Lunch - Full Day
USD $65.00
  • Duration: 10 Hours
  • Product code: TITI-BUS-SIC
Tourist Bus with Sites from Cusco to Lake Titicaca & vice-versa - Full Day - Departs at 07:30am and arrives at 17:00pm - English / Spanish - Includes Bus Fare, Lunch, and All entrance fees to Sites en Route. 

First Class Tourist Bus between Cusco & Puno (Lake Titicaca)

Departs at 07:30 and arrives at approx. 17:00.  Visits the following sites of interest on route and Lunch is included.

  • Andahuaylillas: "Sistine Chapel of America" - The church is of simple construction, made of thick adobe mud-brick walls, common in colonial buildings, and features a relatively modest structure: a single
    nave with a bell tower and a façade with two solid stone columns that stand out against the others around the main entrance. While the exterior of the church looks rather humble, it is the interior, that makes this one of the most valuable jewels of the colonial art in Peru, sometimes called the "Capilla Sixtina" or "Sistine Chapel" of America.
  • Raqchi: "Temple of Wiracocha" - The Temple of Wiracocha, an enormous rectangular two-story roofed structure that measures 300 ft. by 84 ft. This structure consists of a central adobe wall some 18 to 20 meters in height with an andesite base. Windows and doors allow passage. It is flanked on each side by a row of eleven columns.
  • Felipon Restaurant - Buffet Lunch - Sicuani is a relatively large highland town. The town is a major intersection, with the road to Puno/Arequipa passing through here. This town is surrounded by some very pretty hills. Afterwards, you have a buffet lunch in our exclusive restaurant with family atmosphere.
  • Raya Pass - This is La Raya pass Mountain views, 4310m – 14,172ft above sea level, here we have the chance to get out and breathe the air and take some photographs of grazing llamas and alpacas which extend to the broad Altiplano horizon. This point is the conjunction of the cordillera and the origin of the Vilcanota knot.
  • Pukara: "Museum of Pukara" - Located 106 kms. from the city of Puno. People of potters, which retains the name of the first civilization of southern Peru, which dates back to 1600 years b.c. and archaeological remains of which, besides its lithic and ceramic pieces are exhibited in the Museum site. Pucara Puno has its origin in the Late Formative Period (200 BC – 200 AD) around Titicaca Lake in the Collao Plateau - it was one of an Aymara speaking cultures that flourished in that region.