Lake Titicaca has been the home of countless civilizations and the Tiwanaku civilization was among them. The Tiwanaku and one other (notably the Wari society) were the major powers in the region at around 500-1100CE, q...

It has been nearly a decade that Lake Titicaca was found to be home to underwater ruins which are most likely the remains of an entire city. Myths started from the 1950s that in parts of the lake there may have been a ...

Peru has many wondrous delights to offer, with Lake Titicaca being a particular favorite amongst travelers. The floating islands of Lake Titicaca are also a wonder to behold and a mystery that has been sustained by the...

Fasting is an extremely beneficial activity that is promoted by most cultures in the world on one premise or another. It has a range of physical and mental advantages which have been known for centuries but are now bac...

Lake Titicaca was fiercely coveted by many ancient civilizations such as Tiwanaku and Pucara but even more so by the Incas of later centuries. They claimed the origins of their creation story started from the mystical ...

Sillustani is a burial ground with towering structures that predates the well-known Inca civilization. If you are in the general area of Puno, then the ancient tombs can be a rewarding visit as there only about an hour...

Isla Del Sol is one of the most picturesque locations around Lake Titicaca with an aura of spiritual energy and tranquility. This isle is called the ‘Island of the Sun’ from the mythical story of the Inca’s origins. 

Isla De La Luna is one of the most loved islands for tourists in Lake Titicaca. It is not hard to see why, with the backdrop of the snowy Andes and an important Inca historical site. 

If you are one of the thousands of wanderlust travelers each year that want to experience a Peru holiday with each magical historical site that comes with it, then you need...

The Incas were known for their obsession with fertility, whether it was related to crops or to the furtherance of their race. It is a fact that has since made a lot of sense to historians as the Incas were conquerors o...

There is no denying that Lake Titicaca has been pivotal in the South American historical context as most of the ancient civilizations we study today may have emerged from nearby areas.