Puno Full Day Tour | Inca Uyo and Aramu Muru Portal

Start of the tour

At 07:30 a.m. we will start picking up passengers from their hotels or from the previously coordinated meeting point.

Visit to Chucuito

At 08:00 a.m. we will start our visit to Chucuito. This place was very important during the Viceroyalty of Peru. It was known as the center of the Collao towns. During colonial times, Chucuito was famous for its silver mines and was called the “City of the Royal Boxes”. Its Plaza de Armas and the surrounding buildings still impress visitors.

Panoramic views and archaeological sites

From Cerro Atojja, 667 meters above Lake Titicaca, we will enjoy a spectacular view. We will see the altiplanic horizon, the lake and the islands of Taquile and Amantaní. We can also observe the chullpas of Ventilla in Chucro and the ruins of Luquina Chico, which enrich the historical and cultural landscape.

Ancestral history of Chucuito

Chucuito has been inhabited for more than 12,000 years. Its first settlers were dedicated to hunting. This place was part of the Tiahuanaco civilization. The Tunihuiri Ceremonial Center, a monumental work attributed to the Pukaras, stands out as a tourist attraction.

A unique experience

Get ready for a journey full of history, unique landscapes and ancient culture. This fascinating destination awaits you.

Visit to the Uyo Inca Temple

At 09:30 a.m. we will visit the Temple of Fertility, known as Inca Uyo. This place is full of history and symbolism. It is famous for its phallic sculptures that surprise all visitors. At the entrance you will find two large sculptures. Inside the enclosure, there are eighty more sculptures that create a unique and intriguing scenario.

Origin and ceremonial use

It is believed that the Inca Uyo was an ushno. It was a sacred place to worship Mother Earth and fertility. Important agricultural ceremonies for the life of the Incas were held here.

Characteristics of the site

The enclosure has a size of 200 square meters. It is surrounded by a wall of carefully carved stones. Inside, there is another smaller wall that complements the design. Thanks to this construction, the Incas could make astronomical readings and decide the best times for planting and harvesting.

A place full of mysticism

The Temple of Fertility is a place full of symbolism and mystery. It is a window to the beliefs and traditions of one of the most advanced civilizations in the Americas.

Explanation of the Waru Waru

At 10:30 a.m. we will continue our visit with an explanation about the Waru Waru. This agricultural technique is one of the most ingenious of the highland cultures. It was created to take advantage of flood prone areas.

How the Waru Waru works

The Waru Waru consist of elevated platforms called “beds”. These are surrounded by water channels. This design not only allows cultivation in difficult terrain. It also creates a microclimate that helps protect crops from frost.

Importance and legacy

The Waru Waru demonstrate the deep knowledge that Andean civilizations had about their environment. They are a testament to their ability to adapt agriculture to the harsh conditions of the altiplano. Today, they remain a model of agricultural sustainability and efficiency.

Visit to the Chullpas of Molloco

At 1:30 p.m. we will visit the Chullpas de Molloco. This impressive archaeological site stands out for its architectural beauty and cultural fusion. Here the Inca and Lupaca traditions are combined.

Location and access

The Molloco Archaeological Center is located in the district of Acora, in the province and region of Puno. It is only 36 kilometers from the city of Puno, on the Puno – Desaguadero road. Thanks to this, it is easy to reach and enjoy this unique site.

Importance and promotion

The Chullpas de Molloco have aroused great interest among travelers and adventurers from all over the world. This has motivated local authorities and the population to work to conserve and promote this important cultural destination.

A place full of history

The Chullpas are funerary structures built in height. From there you can enjoy a panoramic view of the region. They are a fascinating example of pre-Inca architecture. In addition, their mystery and beauty make this place an essential stop for those seeking to delve into the history and culture of the Andes.

A mystical place

At 14:30 p.m. we will arrive at the Aramu Muru Portal. It is also known as “Hayu Marca” or “Wilika Uta”. This altar is carved from a single piece of rock and is more than 5 meters high. It is located near Lake Titicaca, surrounded by an impressive landscape. It is a reference site for many visitors seeking a unique spiritual experience.

A place of energy and peace

The Aramu Muru Portal is considered a place of great energetic concentration. Here, the body and soul are immediately nourished. Many feel a deep peace that allows them to release tensions and worries. It is a perfect space for meditation and reflection on spiritual and daily life.

Find answers and energy

Many visitors report finding answers to their questions. They return home with renewed hope and energy. Without a doubt, it is a special place for those seeking a deeper connection with their inner self.

Return to the city of Puno

At 17:00 p.m. we will return to the city of Puno. We will leave you near the Plaza de Armas, concluding a day full of history, culture and energy.