Head south from Puno along the shore of Lake Titicaca on a full-day route through Aymara territory. You visit the colonial town of Chucuito and its Inca Uyo fertility temple, the pre-Inca Lupaca site of Molloco, the ancestral Waru Waru raised fields, and finish at the Aramu Muru portal, a doorway carved into a single face of red rock.
Suitable for all ages.
Yes. Transport, the guide and the entrance fees to every site on the route (Chucuito and Inca Uyo, Molloco, the Waru Waru fields and Aramu Muru) are all included. Lunch is not, so bring snacks or some cash in soles.
Pickup is at 08:00 and you are back in Puno around 15:30. Most of the time is spent driving along the south shore of Lake Titicaca, with short walks at each stop: about 25 minutes at Inca Uyo, 20 at Molloco, 30 at the Waru Waru and 40 at Aramu Muru.
Very little: short, easy walks at each site. The whole route is at around 3,800 to 3,900 m, so it suits a gentle day in Puno.
A doorway-shaped niche carved into a single face of red rock more than 5 m high, also known as Hayu Marca. Local tradition treats it as a sacred and energetic place, and it is the last stop of the day.
