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Published: January 28th 2010
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Hello!
We arrived from Cusco to Puno to find that the buses were on a strike. Our plan had originally been to spend the day on Lago Titicaca and try to find a bud out of there already the same night. As this wouldn't work out, and Puno isn't a very beautiful city (to put it nicely) we decided to go to see the lake from the bolivian side instead. You do that from the little city of Copacabana which is a very nice little place!
The first day we went to see Islas Flotantes, which is a floating island made out of straw with little huts on them. Originally they were made by peolpe who wanted to escape from the Incas and therefore just sailed around on the little island, hoping not to float to close to the shore.
The next day we went to Isla del Sol which was just absolutely amazing! I don't have enough words to describe it properly, but look at the pictures and you'll see what I mean. I (Jonna) was still very ill from the cold I caught in Machu Pichu so it took us about 2 hours to walk up
the stairs, including a looooot of short breaks and a little longer break for yoghurt. But we had loads of time so it was fine, and when we got to the top it was so worth it.
The day after we left for Arequipa which you can read more about in the next entry which I'm going to write now 😊
Lots of love / Lina & Jonna
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caroline
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hello, your pictures are very nice. I am supposed to leave for lac titicaca in 2 weeks. How is the weather there? I hear it rains every day almost all day, is it true? Is it cold? Many thanks for your answer. caroline