Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake, is a world unto itself—a definite must-see. It's located 560 mi/900 km southeast of Lima, on the Peru/Bolivia border, at an altitude of 12,500 ft/3,8 ...

The lake is also affected ... herbaceous plant typical of the area and which plays a key role in water purification, the conservationists explained. “The Titicaca National Reserve is central ...

Bolivian authorities Tuesday reported that due to poor rainfalls, the water levels of Lake Titicaca, on the border with Peru in the middle of the Andes, had dropped 97 centimeters. National ...

Experts have identified ashy layers at multiple Bolivian sites as tephra, a material produced by volcanic eruptions, that rained down on settlements near Lake Titicaca sometime between 400CE and ...

The best time to visit Lake Titicaca is the dry season from June ... No matter where your travels have taken you, this area's ...

This sacred lake of the Incas, the highest navigable major lake in the world, is a must-see. Its pristine waters change colors from dawn to dusk, depending on the clouds and the angle of the sun.