Puno: Sillustani, Pucara, and Tinajani Tour with Show
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Explore Sillustani, Pucara, and Tinajani on a guided tour from Puno. Discover ancient ruins, admire towering rock formations, and enjoy a traditional folk show.
Highlights
- Marvel at the ancient chullpas of Sillustani, towering funerary towers
- Explore the Pucará archaeological site, dating back to 200 BC
- Discover the mystical Tinajani Canyon and its towering rock formations
- Learn about the pre-Inca Pucará culture at the lithic museum
- Enjoy a traditional folk show with dances, colorful costumes, and music
Description
Begin your adventure with a pickup from your hotel in Puno. Head to the archaeological site of Sillustani, located nearly 4,000 meters above sea level. Admire the impressive chullpas, pre-Inca funerary towers that will leave you in awe. Next, visit Pucará, one of the main pre-Inca civilizations. Explore the lithic museum, where you’ll see rock sculptures and ceramics from the ancient Pucará culture. Then, visit the archaeological site of Pucará, dating back to 200 BC. Discover ancient ruins and stepped pyramids dedicated to various deities. Continue to the Tinajani Canyon, known for its curious rock formations over 50 meters high. Learn about how this landscape was formed millions of years ago and hear about the mysticism surrounding it. End your tour with a traditional folkloric show in Puno, where you’ll experience the cultural richness of the highlands through traditional dances, colorful costumes, and live music.Includes
Pick-up and drop-off in Puno Visit to Sillustani archaeological site Visit to Pucará museum and archaeological site Visit to Tinajani canyon Live tour guide Folkloric show in PunoImportant Information
- The tour takes place at high altitudes, nearly 4000 meters above sea level. Weather can be cold, especially at higher altitudes, so dress warmly. The tour involves walking on uneven terrain.
