Aymara Route Tour
Discover the cultural and historical richness of the Peruvian Highlands through the Aymara Route. Visit traditional villages, archaeological sites, and ancestral farming techniques while enjoying breathtaking landscapes and the magic of the Andean worldview. Travel along the Aymara Route and connect with the roots of the Peruvian Highlands.
Itinerary
In the morning, we will pick you up at your hotel in Puno and head south of the city. We will visit the Temple of Fertility Inca Uyo and the town of Chucuito, followed by a tour of the Chullpas de Molloco. You will learn about ancient farming techniques at Waru Waru and take a walk at the magical site of Aramu Muru. We will continue to the Plaza de Armas of Juli and its colonial churches, where the guide will give suggestions for lunch on your own. Finally, we return to Puno, concluding a day full of unique places and unforgettable experiences.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Tourist transportation Puno – Aymara Route – Puno
- Professional bilingual guide (Spanish / English)
- Entrance to archaeological and cultural sites
- Personalized assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Snacks and drinks
- Lunch
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Packing List
- Comfortable and warm layered clothing
- Hat, sunscreen, and water
- Raincoat or poncho in case of rain
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Small backpack for personal items
- Camera or phone with a fully charged battery
- Rain poncho (December to March)
- Cash in soles (for additional expenses)
Recomendations
- Rest well the night before and acclimate to the altitude
- Stay hydrated throughout the tour
- Walk slowly and carefully in archaeological sites
- Respect the natural and cultural environment of the highlands
- Enjoy the experience with an open mind, appreciating Aymara history and traditions
Faqs
The tour lasts approximately 9 hours. It starts with hotel pickup in the morning and ends in the afternoon in Puno, depending on the time you spend at each site and local traffic.
The walk is of moderate intensity, suitable for most travelers. Some sites, like Aramu Muru and the Waru Waru cultivation areas, involve walking on uneven terrain, so comfortable shoes and caution are recommended.
Yes, it is necessary. The Aymara Route takes place between 3,800 and 3,900 meters above sea level. If this is your first high-altitude destination, we recommend spending at least 1–2 days in Puno to adapt and avoid altitude sickness.
Yes, it is suitable for families and people of all ages, as long as they can walk short distances on uneven terrain.
The tour does not include meals, but there is time to bring snacks and drinks. You can coordinate optional stops at local restaurants with your guide.
It is recommended to dress in layers, bring a hat, sunscreen, water, comfortable shoes, and a small backpack. A camera or phone with a charged battery is useful to capture landscapes and cultural moments.
Currently, the tour is offered as a group. For private experiences or special arrangements, consult your Andexperience advisor for availability and rates.
Itinerary
In the morning, we will pick you up at your hotel in Puno and head south of the city. We will visit the Temple of Fertility Inca Uyo and the town of Chucuito, followed by a tour of the Chullpas de Molloco. You will learn about ancient farming techniques at Waru Waru and take a walk at the magical site of Aramu Muru. We will continue to the Plaza de Armas of Juli and its colonial churches, where the guide will give suggestions for lunch on your own. Finally, we return to Puno, concluding a day full of unique places and unforgettable experiences.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Tourist transportation Puno – Aymara Route – Puno
- Professional bilingual guide (Spanish / English)
- Entrance to archaeological and cultural sites
- Personalized assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Snacks and drinks
- Lunch
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Packing List
- Comfortable and warm layered clothing
- Hat, sunscreen, and water
- Raincoat or poncho in case of rain
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Small backpack for personal items
- Camera or phone with a fully charged battery
- Rain poncho (December to March)
- Cash in soles (for additional expenses)
Recomendations
- Rest well the night before and acclimate to the altitude
- Stay hydrated throughout the tour
- Walk slowly and carefully in archaeological sites
- Respect the natural and cultural environment of the highlands
- Enjoy the experience with an open mind, appreciating Aymara history and traditions
Faqs
The tour lasts approximately 9 hours. It starts with hotel pickup in the morning and ends in the afternoon in Puno, depending on the time you spend at each site and local traffic.
The walk is of moderate intensity, suitable for most travelers. Some sites, like Aramu Muru and the Waru Waru cultivation areas, involve walking on uneven terrain, so comfortable shoes and caution are recommended.
Yes, it is necessary. The Aymara Route takes place between 3,800 and 3,900 meters above sea level. If this is your first high-altitude destination, we recommend spending at least 1–2 days in Puno to adapt and avoid altitude sickness.
Yes, it is suitable for families and people of all ages, as long as they can walk short distances on uneven terrain.
The tour does not include meals, but there is time to bring snacks and drinks. You can coordinate optional stops at local restaurants with your guide.
It is recommended to dress in layers, bring a hat, sunscreen, water, comfortable shoes, and a small backpack. A camera or phone with a charged battery is useful to capture landscapes and cultural moments.
Currently, the tour is offered as a group. For private experiences or special arrangements, consult your Andexperience advisor for availability and rates.
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