Uros og Taquile øer fra Puno fuld dagstur med frokost
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Nyd dit ophold i Puno med en uforglemmelig udflugt på den majestætiske Lake Titicaca, den højeste navigable sø i verden. Begynd dit eventyr ved at besøge Uros Floating Islands, en fascinerende gruppe af menneskeskabte øer bygget udelukkende af totora søer. Mød de lokale familier, lær om deres forfædres livsstil, og opdag, hvordan de bygger deres hjem og både ved hjælp af dette bemærkelsesværdige naturlige materiale. Fortsæt til Taquile Island, der er kendt for sine traditionelle tekstiler anerkendt af UNESCO og dens unikke samfundsorganisation. Der vil du nyde en typisk frokost lavet med lokale ingredienser, mens du beundrer en betagende udsigt over søen og de omkringliggende bjerge. Denne heldagstur fra Puno kombinerer levende kultur, natur og gamle traditioner - og tilbyder en autentisk og uforglemmelig oplevelse i hjertet af den peruvianske højland.
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De flydende øer i Uros er et sæt af kunstige beboelige overflader bygget af spande, en vandplante, der vokser på overfladen af Lake Titicaca. Øerne står på en del af overfladen af Titicaca-søen, overlappet på blokke af reed rødder, på hvilke på hinanden følgende lag af klinge vævet eller sammenflettet i tæpper er lagt. Dens indbyggere, Uros, er et forfædre folk, der i øjeblikket er koncentreret på Collao plateau og i Peru på de flyvende øer beliggende i bugten af Puno.
Øen Taquile (Intika i Quechua), i Lake Titicaca, tilhører distriktet Amantaní, Puno, Peru. Øen ligger 45 km fra Puno, den regionale hovedstad. Det har en befolkning på omkring 2200 indbyggere. Hovedbyen ligger på 3.950 m over havets overflade. n. m. og øens højeste punkt når 4.050 m over havets overflade. n. m. Øen tilhører det sproglige område af Quechua sprog og navnet på dens indbyggere er Taquileño.
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The tour was very informative and good. The guide Luis provided us with a very good narrative and history lesson on the civilization and Uros culture and people. We throughly enjoyed the tour and lunch. However, I must say I was disappointed when the tour operator contacted me and asked for additional transportation charge of $60 Soles for a pickup to and from my hotel Sonesta which about 3 km from the tour pickup point. I don't mind paying but the going rate for such a short distance is $30 soles to and fro but they wanted to double charge me. This sort of behaviour of ripping off tourists has to stop. In the end I decided to call my own taxi and paid $30 soles for a return trip from my hotel to the harbour.
Hi! We had an amazing day with great guides and the lunch was amazing. However, we were disappointed that it wasn’t noted prior to going on the boat that we would need 15 soles for the traditional boat ride. We felt pressured to pay this with being told it’s their only source of income for the month and when I asked if we had to go on we were told umm no but you will have to sit here by yourself and then the boat will be delayed as we will need to come pick you up which made us feel extremely pressured. Considering we already paid a lot of money for the day it was disappointing.
Top organized day. Trucha fish for lunch , what more could you want. Just touristy, but you know that when you book.
Having done the 4-day Inca Trail and heard so much about the importance of Lake Titicaca in Inca mythology, it was a great disappointment to be shown typical tourist-trap material (eg local women in costume singing “You are my sunshine…”, stalls selling similar goods to anywhere else, “traditional” reed (?) boats that tourists were strong-armed into taking for an extra charge, …) The community of Puno and Lake Titicaca are really missing an opportunity by ignoring what is known about the importance of the area, and it is insulting as a tourist truly interested in the region to be treated in such a way.
The explanations were very interesting and upfront about the Situation of people living on the islands. The food was amazing 🤤
