Description of the tour Puno to Tiahuanaco

In this tour from Puno to Tiahuanaco, pick up the passengers at 6.30am, during our journey We know different places like INCA UYO and the mystical gate of ARAMU MURU, we will stop in POMATA to observe the beauty of Lake Titicaca. When we reached the border DESAGUADERO we present our respective documentation; when We will be in Bolivia, We will have our Bolivian guide to take us to our destination TIAHUANACO,where we have lunch and visit: PUMA PUNKU, DOOR OF THE SUN, PYRAMID OF AKAPANA, MUSEUM OF STONES, MONOLITH BENETH and OTHERS. Then we will return to Puno, arriving at approximately 7pm.

Why do the tour Puno Tiahuanaco?

• It is not only Tiahuanaco: Taking it private tour, en route we will visit other tourist attractions (Inca Uyo, Aramu Muru, Pomata).
• Beautiful Landscapes: Throughout the journey we accompany the Lake Titicaca, being a good alternative.
• Pioneers in this tour: This tour is unique and few travel agencies make it possible.
• Mystical places: Inca Uyo, Aramu Muru, y Tiahuanaco, are considered sacred places.
• In the following link you will find pictures of tour Puno Tiahuanaco.

Immigration procedures are the sole responsibility of the travelers. Inca Lake can provide guidance, but the ultimate responsibility for any immigration processes lies with the travelers.

INCLUSIONS AND EXCLUSIONS ON TOUR PUNO TO TIAHUANCO 

INCLUDE:

• Entrances fees Inca Uyo, Aramu Muru.
• Guide English/Spanish.
• Private transport Puno-Tiahuanaco.
• Lunch in Tiahuanaco: Chicken or Trout or Omelet or Llama accompanied by rice and French fries; Vegetable soup and Yogurt glass

DOESN'T INCLUDE:

• Entrances fees to Tiahuanaco complex (Bs. 100 Bolivianos per person; approx. $16USD pp), you need to pay in cash (bolivianos only), You will have time for exchanging money at the border.
• Breakfast, souvenirs and handcrafts
• Drinks on restaurant are not included; mineral water or colas stars from $3USD
• Add $60USD for dropping you off to La Paz

Exiting Peru: During this tour, you'll be leaving Peru to enter Bolivia and then returning to Peru. Please make sure to visit both the Peruvian and Bolivian immigration offices to complete the necessary paperwork. Our guides will show you where the offices are, but it's your responsibility to handle the documentation yourself. We're not an immigration service but can provide guidance. Make sure you check the requirements on your own.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTERING BOLIVIA

Bolivia divides citizens according to nationality into three groups (Group I, Group II and Group III) Group I being the most accessible and group III which will require further processing before entering Bolivia

GROUP I

Foreigner from countries that belong to Group I:

1. Andean countries (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile) and Mercosur (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay Venezuela) or associated states:
   1. Must to present valid Passport or identity document

Alert:

For citizens of Colombia is necessary to print the report of his criminal record and this document must be obtained from the following link; also you will be requested compulsorily to present the vaccination against yellow fever card.

2. Countries around the world (see list of group I)
   1. Must to present valid passport
   2. Present roundtrip tickets or show travel itinerary

GROUP I list

GROUP II

For citizens whose countries listed in Group II, the visa will be granted without consulting Bolivia only when the traveler presents the following requirements:

1. Fill the form personally “SWORN STATEMENT FOR VISA APPLICATION” with their personal data, duly signed, enclosing a recent color photograph with red background, no glasses, 4×4 cm.
2. Carrying a valid passport.
3. Display yellow fever vaccine card.
4. Display roundtrip tickets or show travel itinerary.
5. Proof of residence in Bolivia (hotel or homestay)
6. Delivery of the visa on the day or within 24 hours in the case of a group of tourists.

The visa is free to the citizens of the Group II

GROUP II List

GROUP III

Citizens whose countries are listed in Group III, to enter Bolivia as tourists must present the following requirements:

1. Fill the form personally “SWORN STATEMENT FOR VISA APPLICATION” with their personal data, duly signed, enclosing a recent color photograph with red background, no glasses, 4×4 cm.
2. Carrying an original valid passport.
3. Present Police Clearance Certificate from their government
4. Display hotel booking adequately supported to cover the entire stay in Bolivia, or alternatively notarized letter of invitation from a relative or friend with permanent residence in Bolivia, formally committing to bear the costs of accommodation and meals for their guest. *The National Immigration Service may interview traveler prior to accepting the visa.
5. Display roundtrip tickets or show travel itinerary.
6. Proof of economic solvency in the country of residence by submitting supporting documents (Current status of your bank account, valid credit card, cash, etc.)
7. Display yellow fever vaccine card
8. The visa is granted for a stay of up to 90 days.

GROUP 3 LIST

 We recommend passengers that below group III obtain your visa in advance in the neares consulate in your country or in counsulate in Puno located in Cajamarca 669

 

Description

If you want to go only to Tiahuanaco from Puno and you have low-budget and don��t want to make stops on the route, you can take this tour (budget).

We will pick you up from your hotel in a taxi (at around 6.30am) and with a peruvian guide, you will go to a local bus stop to take Shared Transportation to the border Desaguadero. We will need to wait a little bit in order the car fill 100% total and depart to Desaguadero. Once we land in Desaguadero, our guide, will help you to point where is each migration office (Peru/Bolivia), where to exchange money and he will introduce our Bolivian guide.

INCLUDE:

• Taxi to local bus station for taking public vans that goes from Puno to Desaguadero
• Shared public Van from Puno to Desaguadero (3h travel time)
• English speaking guide, that will scort you to Desaguadero and will introduce to the bolivian guide   
• Private transport Desaguadero -Tiahuanaco - Desaguadero
• Bolivian guide (english speaking guide) 
• Lunch in Tiahuanaco: Chicken or Trout or Omelet or Llama accompanied by rice and French fries; Vegetable soup and Yogurt glass

DOESN'T INCLUDE:

• Shared Van Desaguadero - Puno at your return (peruvian guide will give you the instructions on how to return back to Puno)
• Entrances fees to Tiahuanaco complex (Bs. 100 Bolivianos per person; approx. $16USD pp), you need to pay in cash (bolivianos only), You will have time for exchanging money at the border.
• Breakfast, souvenirs and handcrafts
• Drinks on restaurant are not included; mineral water or colas stars from $3USD
• Transfer Taxi to your hotel in Puno

REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTERING BOLIVIA

Bolivia divides citizens according to nationality into three groups (Group I, Group II and Group III) Group I being the most accessible and group III which will require further processing before entering Bolivia

GROUP I

Foreigner from countries that belong to Group I:

1. Andean countries (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile) and Mercosur (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay Venezuela) or associated states:
   1. Must to present valid Passport or identity document

Alert:

For citizens of Colombia is necessary to print the report of his criminal record and this document must be obtained from the following link; also you will be requested compulsorily to present the vaccination against yellow fever card.

2. Countries around the world (see list of group I)
   1. Must to present valid passport
   2. Present roundtrip tickets or show travel itinerary

GROUP I list

GROUP II

For citizens whose countries listed in Group II, the visa will be granted without consulting Bolivia only when the traveler presents the following requirements:

1. Fill the form personally “SWORN STATEMENT FOR VISA APPLICATION” with their personal data, duly signed, enclosing a recent color photograph with red background, no glasses, 4×4 cm.
2. Carrying a valid passport.
3. Display yellow fever vaccine card.
4. Display roundtrip tickets or show travel itinerary.
5. Proof of residence in Bolivia (hotel or homestay)
6. Delivery of the visa on the day or within 24 hours in the case of a group of tourists.

The visa is free to the citizens of the Group II

GROUP II List

GROUP III

Citizens whose countries are listed in Group III, to enter Bolivia as tourists must present the following requirements:

1. Fill the form personally “SWORN STATEMENT FOR VISA APPLICATION” with their personal data, duly signed, enclosing a recent color photograph with red background, no glasses, 4×4 cm.
2. Carrying an original valid passport.
3. Present Police Clearance Certificate from their government
4. Display hotel booking adequately supported to cover the entire stay in Bolivia, or alternatively notarized letter of invitation from a relative or friend with permanent residence in Bolivia, formally committing to bear the costs of accommodation and meals for their guest. *The National Immigration Service may interview traveler prior to accepting the visa.
5. Display roundtrip tickets or show travel itinerary.
6. Proof of economic solvency in the country of residence by submitting supporting documents (Current status of your bank account, valid credit card, cash, etc.)
7. Display yellow fever vaccine card
8. The visa is granted for a stay of up to 90 days.

GROUP 3 LIST

 We recommend passengers that below group III obtain your visa in advance in the neares consulate in your country or in counsulate in Puno located in Cajamarca 669

Recommendations:

• Dont forget migration card and passports
• Take with you Peruvian soles for souvenirs (if you desire)
• Take with you light and warm clothes (during the day is hot with strong rays of sun 15C-17C, in the afternoon is dry-cold 3-7°C)
• Carry sun blocker, cap and others for sun protection
• If you take US dollars with you, take care with folded, marked, creased or broken bills, this kind of USD bills are not accepted in money exchanges offices or in the same migration offices (at least in Puno and Tiahuanaco. Bills must be almost new (yes, so stric.