Taquile Island

Tachili Island is one of Puno and even Peru's most famous resorts. The island still retains a lot of historical sites, and the island also retains a very simple customs, the sea is particularly clear and the scenery is first-rate.

We arrived at Tachli Island in about half an hour by boat. This is a very casual island. The natural scenery on the island is very good, the sea is particularly good, and the beach around the island is clean and beautiful.

We are the first luxury water and the sand house. The overall feeling of luxury water is very shocking. The door is a large piece of glass. You can directly see the sea floor. There is an infinity swimming pool when you go out. There are stairs that can go directly to the sea. Every day, you can snorkel and fish. Eat to like, lily marr although self-help, but the food changes every day, delicious to stop at all.

Tachli Island is about 30 minutes away from Puno, it is like a secluded paradise, and it still retains a simple lifestyle for centuries. The most interesting thing is that women arable land here, men weaving is very interesting. The island has beautiful scenery and the natural environment is quite good. It is very suitable for staying for a while and enjoying this simple and quiet life.

Two hours into the depths of Lake Takata, there is a TAQUILE island, where men and women wear Spanish peasant clothes and are good at knitting. Men have learned to knit since the age of 8. Their knitting skills are said to be included in the intangible heritage of the United Nations. The island's indigenous people will use a grass to mash up and add water to have a bubble to wash their hair and wash alpaca hair, the live demonstration effect is really good. [Smiling] Locals like to chew coca leaves, meet and say hello is to give each other coca leaves, coca leaves make tea has anti-high anti-reaction effect, since entering Peru, we have made tea every day! [Smiling]

Puno's Tachili Island is an island with a very gorgeous view. There is basically no commercial development here, and it still maintains a fairly primitive island state, so the scenery is also the closest to nature. On the island, you can look out at the endless sea, you can also walk freely with sheep on the hillside, have a close contact, or visit the island's residents, to their homes, are very travel options, definitely worth a visit.

The lake of Taka (Lago Titicaca), the plateau holy lake in the eyes of the Indians, has been singing gently on the edge of the small city of Puno and the wind of the plateau for thousands of years. It is rumored that the mysterious leader Manko Kapak came from the center of Lake Takata to create the Inca Empire. The uniquely independent Tachary Island (Isla Taquile), where the altitude is nearly 4,000 meters, is inhabited by more than 2,000 Quechua people. Tachli Island was called "Intika" during the Inca Empire, and the islanders have continued the admonition of "stolen, lying, lazy" during the Inca Empire, retaining a simple folk customs. When we arrived here, the simple villagers with a bright smile also played folk music and danced for us. The island's residents take turns cooking food for tourists visiting every week, recommending plateau fish packages, after all, it is a specialty here.