This Peruvian city is known as the 'City of Winds', and is one of the easiest and most frequented ways to reach Lake Titicaca. 

Although it's not very touristy, it has a lot of attractions that are worth visiting: You can explore the local customs and traditions in its daily markets, learn about the region's Pre-Colombian history, and enjoy the flavors of the Incan mountains. 

The Temple of Santa Catalina is a treasure

This monument is characterized by its structure and carved works of art collected from the 17th century. It is usually visited by tourists who walk out dazzled by the beauty of its interior.

There's a lot of history to see

Archeology and Paleontology lovers can discover the region's cultural heritage in the Museum of Archeology. Discover the Pre-Columbian indigenous legacy and fall in love with its history.

Land of Folklore

The chance to live the folkloric samples in the Cerro de Huaynaroque is one of the unavoidable plans. This is the stage of Tokoro de Oro, characterized by dances, tinkus rituals, and huayno, among others.

The Chacas lagoon is a must see

Located 10 kilometers Northwest of the City of Juliaca, the lagoon has an amazing view and is a conservation site for the region's unique Flora and Fauna.