Join us on an unforgettable full-day guided tour and discover the must-see wonders of the Puno region! This thrilling adventure takes you to the top-rated attractions: the incredible Floating Islands of Uros (#2 Ranked), the breathtaking beauty and rich culture of Taquile Island (#3 Ranked), and the awe-inspiring Sillustani tombs (#1 Ranked). Travel in comfort aboard our speedy boat, cutting down on travel time and giving you more time to explore these fascinating sites. On Taquile Island, you’ll be enchanted by its serene landscapes and deep-rooted traditions. Then, we’ll take you overland to the historic Sillustani, where you'll be amazed by the towering chullpas and the stunning view of Lake Umayo. As you wander through the ancient Sillustani chullpas, you’ll uncover the mysteries of pre-Inca and Inca tombs, gaining insight into the Andean people’s fascinating burial practices and their profound belief in the afterlife.

Discover the magic of Sillustani, a stunning archaeological complex perched atop a plateau with breathtaking views. Famous for its majestic funerary towers, or "chullpas," it reflects the advanced pre-Inca and Inca architecture. Explore iconic sites such as the Intiwatana, the Lizard Chullpa, the Twin Chullpas, and the Chullpa with a Ramp, as well as the ancient quarries. Enjoy free time to connect with nature and conclude your experience with a visit to the rural guesthouses of Atuncolla, where you'll learn about living traditions and local crafts.

The archaeological complex of Sillustani (FUNERAL TOWERS) is located at the high plateau surrounded by a magical lagoon called Umayo of stunning beauty in the western city of Puno. Sillustani is one of the most important necropolis in the Andean world known for its gigantic funerary towers "CHULLPAS". The famous Chullpas are towers constructed in stone that were used by diverse cultures, among them the collas and later by the Incas. The chullpa of the Lizard stands out for being the highest of site, reaching more than 12 meters of height. In the vicinity you can see some waru waru, which are artificial earth mounds designed to protect crops against frosts and floods. With luck in Sillustani you can also observe wild pigs of the Indies, birds like flamingos and other wild animals of the high Andes.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the ancient ruins of Sillustani and let yourself be enveloped by the mystical energy emanating from this sacred place. Join us for a unique half-day experience, departing at 2:00 p.m. from Puno. We'll pick you up from the comfort of your hotel or the Plaza Mayor in Puno for a 45-minute drive through breathtaking landscapes. Our first stop will be at the Puma Uta viewpoint, where you'll appreciate the majesty of Lake Titicaca and the charming city of Puno. Then we'll continue on to Sillustani. There, you'll discover the enigmatic burial tombs of the Inca and pre-Inca civilizations while enjoying the tranquility of Lake Umayo. Don't forget to capture the stunning flora and fauna that adorn this magical journey with your camera! Experience an afternoon that will be etched in your memory forever.

Let yourself be captivated by the scenic beauty of the place, a beautiful peninsula where the funerary towers rise surrounded by the Umayo lagoon, a place full of mysticism and energy, you can also appreciate the pre-Inca and Inca architecture. Half day excursion (Every afternoon from 2pm to 6pm).

The archaeological complex of Sillustani (FUNERAL TOWERS) is located at the high plateau surrounded by a magical lagoon called Umayo of stunning beauty in the western city of Puno. Sillustani is one of the most important necropolis in the Andean world known for its gigantic funerary towers "CHULLPAS". The famous Chullpas are towers constructed in stone that were used by diverse cultures, among them the collas and later by the Incas. The chullpa of the Lizard stands out for being the highest of site, reaching more than 12 meters of height. In the vicinity you can see some waru waru, which are artificial earth mounds designed to protect crops against frosts and floods. With luck in Sillustani you can also observe wild pigs of the Indies, birds like flamingos and other wild animals of the high Andes.