Lake Titicaca

At over 12,000 ft above sea level, this lake is the highest navigable body of water in the world. We navigated to Uros, a community that lives on floating islands in the lake. They welcomed us on their island and showed us how they build them. We got to ride on one of their reed boats and even got our passports stamped! We then went to Tequile, an island inhabited by another pre-Inca group. We walked to the top of the island and then had a chance to learn more about their culture as well as have a lunch prepared by them. Most importantly, Bosh managed to not get sick on the boat! Hurray!Weiterlesen