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Itinerary Chullpas of Sillustani (Half Day)

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The tour begins with the transfer from your hotel in Puno on a journey of approximately 40 minutes to the Chullpas of Sillustani. During the journey, the guide will provide information about the history and culture of the Collas and Incas.

Upon arrival, we will explore the archaeological site, where the funerary towers that served as tombs for the nobility are located, highlighting the imposing Chullpa del Lagarto. We will also enjoy the spectacular view of Lake Umayo, an ideal landscape for photography and connecting with nature. After the visit, we will start the return trip to Puno, ending with the transfer to your hotel.

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Where are the Chullpas of Sillustani?

They are located 34 km from Puno, on the peninsula of the Umayo Lagoon.

Is it a physically demanding route?

The route follows moderately sloping paths, so it is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for the altitude.

What clothes should I wear?

We recommend wearing comfortable, warm clothing, as the weather can change quickly. We also suggest bringing a hat, sunscreen and water.

How high is Sillustani?

The site is located at approximately 3,900 meters above sea level, so it is important to take the tour calmly if you are not used to the altitude.

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34 km from Puno, on the peninsula of the Umayo Lagoon, are the Chullpas of Sillustani, an ancient cemetery with impressive funeral towers built by the Collas and Incas. These conical and square shaped tombs were used to bury the nobility, together with valuable objects and food. Among them, the Chullpa del Lagarto stands out, with huge stones perfectly fitted together. In addition to its archaeological value, the site offers a spectacular view of Lake Umayo, an ideal place to enjoy the energy and tranquility of the Andean landscape.