Titicaca

The lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake of the world (3810m), with a surface of 4550km2. Surrounded with snow-covered mountains which one distinguishes in the distance, this lake, which was crowned for Incas, remainder crowned in a certain way: the Indians who sail there throw in its water two sheets of coca in the form of offering to the god.
Lake Umayo	Sillustani	Public writers	Juliaca
Peruvians	Schoolgirls	Taquile Island	Peruvian
Taquile Island	Lake Titicaca	Lake Titicaca	Sillustani
Taquile Island	Taquile Island	Taquile Island	Los Uros
Los Uros	Puno	Lake Titicaca	Puno
Pucara	Church of Pucara	Market	Coca