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With the visit to Chucuito in Puno or tour of “Chucuito & Aramu Muro”, you will know the most mystical and energetic places that exist in Lake Titicaca, Chucuito (Temple of fertility) and Aramu wall (interdimensional door.
CHUCUITO, is a small town in the province of Puno, located about 18 km from the city of Puno on the edge of the road Desaguadero and La Paz (Bolivia). It is situated at 4,477 meters above sea level. Among its tourist attractions in Chucuito are: Inca Uyo, a rectangular construction with stone walls. At the time of the arrival of the Spaniards it was partially buried, under construction, the earth filling allowed the access to the top of the wall of the stones that were being carved, a few meters from the construction there is an important group of stones in its carving phase. Recently, mushroom-shaped monoliths, which some interpret as phalluses, have been taken to the interior of the construction. In reality it is a ceremonial temple dating from pre-Hispanic times.
ARAMU MURO, is a historical-mythological site located near the town of Juli, not far from Lake Titicaca. The portal of Aramu Muru has the shape of a square of 7 meters on each side carved into the rock. So far, no serious archaeological study has been carried out that could reveal the date when the first settlers began to consider this place sacred. According to the legend, the priest Aramu Muru would have gone deep into the Earth passing through the Portal in order to hide the great golden disk of Koricancha. Today the portal is visited by believers who follow the theory of the Great White Brotherhood.
The tour of “Chucuito & Aramu Muro”, is one of the activities of Puno everyone who comes to Peru, does it with the purpose of making the tour to Machu Picchu.
Enjoy the visit to Chucuito in Puno.
BREAKFAST – HOTEL / LUNCH and DINNER – PASSENGER
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Chucuito and Aramu Muro are situated near the city of Puno, on the shores of Lake Titicaca. They are popular destinations due to their rich cultural history and fascinating legends. Chucuito is known for its famous fertility temple, Inka Uyu, while Aramu Muro is famous for its mysterious portal carved into a rock.
The time needed to explore Chucuito & Aramu Muro depends on your interests and the pace of your exploration. In general, a full day is sufficient to adequately visit both places. You can start by exploring Chucuito, including the Fertility Temple and other historical sites in the town.
Although it’s not strictly necessary to have a tour guide to visit Chucuito & Aramu Muro, it is highly recommended. Local guides are well-informed about the history and culture of the region and can provide invaluable information about the sites you visit.
From the city of Puno, the most common way to reach Chucuito & Aramu Muro is by private vehicle or on an organized tour. The car journey takes approximately 30 minutes from Puno to Chucuito and another 15-20 minutes to Aramu Muro. You can also take a taxi or public transportation, but this is less common and may be more complicated.
To enter Chucuito, there are generally no entrance fees, but some specific sites, such as the Fertility Temple, may have a nominal fee. As for Aramu Muro, there are usually no entrance fees as it is an open-air rock formation. However, it is important to check the updated fees before your visit, as they may change over time.
In addition to exploring historical and natural sites, Chucuito & Aramu Muro offer opportunities for activities such as bird watching, scenic hikes, and interacting with the local community. You can also enjoy regional cuisine at local restaurants and participate in cultural workshops to learn more about life in the Peruvian highlands.
Yes, it is possible to camp in Chucuito & Aramu Muro, but you need to obtain permits in advance and follow local regulations. Camping is an excellent option for those who want to experience the natural beauty of the region more immersively. Make sure to bring all the necessary equipment, including tents, sleeping bags, and food and water supplies, as camping facilities may be limited.
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