Trans Titicaca

La Paz to Cusco Peru – Cusco to Paz BoliviaTrans Titicaca Bolivia is a legally established Bolivian bus company with a lot of experience in international transportation services between Bolivia and Peru, covering the most demanded tourist routes.Titicaca Bolivia Transporte provides tourists a personalized service. Their roures can be seen in the link below Routes & Schedules. Trans Titicaca offers their services with both lie-flat buses, semi lie-flat buses and normal buses. All buses have toilette, video, music and air conditioning Services.

Visits Guided

La Paz Bolivia.

La Paz Bolivia also known as “Nuestra Señora de La Paz” (Our Lady of Peace – in English) is often referred to as just “La Paz” (The Peace – in English) is one of the two capital cities in the country, the other one is Sucre. This city is also one of the nine Bolivian government departments which include; Tarija, Pando, Beni, Cochabamba, Potosi, Oruro, Chuquisaca, and Santa Cruz. Contrary to what many people believe La Paz is NOT the capital of Bolivia, Sucre is (see why below).

Copacabana.

Copacabana Bolivia is the main town near Lake Titicaca. This town has a huge 16th century shrine which is in the Basilica of Our Lady of Copacabana, Bolivia’s patron saint. This town is home to some of the most famous attractions that Bolivia proudly offers to it’s visitors. As mentioned above, Copacabana has also gained popularity for its popular Basilica which houses the Virgin of Copacabana, also it’s old fashion atmosphere and its mouth-watering trout. This town was founded between the Mount Niño Calvario and Mount Calvario. Copacabana has around 6,000 inhabitants, and the town’s religious celebrations, traditional festivals and cultural patrimony are well known in Bolivia and world wide. The boat tours regularly leave for Isla del Sol, which is a holy Inca island and also the biggest island on Titicaca.

Puno.

The city of Puno is located in the south east corner of Peru, on the shores of the magnificent Lake Titicaca and only 126km from the frontier with Bolivia. At 3,809m in altitude, Puno is a rather cold and bleak town surrounded by the desolate altiplano (or high plateau). It is not so much a destination in itself but a necessary stop on the way to visit the islands on Lake Titicaca, or when crossing the border to Bolivia. Puno is, however, a melting pot of Indian cultures including the Aymara from the south and the Quechua from the north. This has earned Puno the title of ‘Folkloric Capital of Peru’ which it lives up to well with its huge number and variety of traditional fiestas, dances and music.

Cusco Peru.

The city of Cusco is the capital of the department of Cusco and is located in the valley of the Huatanay River in the south east Andean mountain range at an altitude of 3,350 meters or 11,200 feet above sea level. Cusco is located within the latitude and longitude of 13° 30′ 45″ S, 71° 58′ 33″W. Since the mid 1990s and with the decline of terrorist activity in the country, tourism has greatly increased and it is estimated that around 1.5 million tourists visit Cusco every year, the city has become the main tourist attraction in Peru and one of the most visited cities in South America.