How to get to Puno Peru

Puno Peru cost of living (Web page) or (Video)
Puno Peru things to do (free Google Maps walking tour) or (Video)
Puno Peru best places to stay (Web page) or (Video)
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Puno Peru Free Walking Tour (Video)
Lake Titicaca Video Tour
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[kkstarratings] Puno is on the shores of Lake Titicaca. Lake Titicaca is why most people visit Puno. People want to see the highest large lake in the world (3850 meters, 12,600 feet above sea level). The lake is mostly in Peru, but also in Bolivia.

Bus to Puno: If you are traveling through Peru, you can catch a nice bus from any number of places in Peru to Puno. Just visit the Oltursa bus company website to find schedules and prices for buses. Right-click in your Chrome browser to translate from Spanish to English. You can find prices and schedules from anywhere in Peru to Puno. We took a tour that went from Arequipa, to Colca Canyon, to Puno. We could just as easily have taken a round trip tour from Arequipa to Colca Canyon, and then take a bus from Arequipa to Puno. The bus from Arequipa to Puno is about 7 hours and costs about s/70. The taxi from the bus station to accommodations in Old Town Puno is about s/10 to s/15 (3 to 5 USD).

Flights: There is an airport 27 miles from Puno in Juliaca (JUL), Peru. The flight from Lima to JUL is s/485 (135 USD). There are 10 buses per day going from Juliaca to Puno. If you need to fly into Juliaca, you will get the best price from Skyscanner. The cheapest day of the week to depart from most places in the world is often Tuesday or Wednesday. When you land in Juliaca, make sure to get Peruvian SIM card so you aren’t paying International roaming rates when you use my Google Maps Tour in Peru.

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I am not offering you these prices. These are just my notes and estimates from the time of my visit and this post. Your costs will likely be drastically different if significant inflation or deflation occurs or the market changes after this post. I will not update these numbers until I am on the ground again here, if ever.

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