Inca legend speaks of the world beginning on the shores of the vast Titicaca Lake. There, men of hard stone, of windswept grass, and of elemental totora reeds, men that could not feel cold or ever tire lived very close to the sun and under Andean skies of an intense blue found nowhere else on Earth. As time passed, these men, these legends of Puno, took on new colors and danced to ever more vital rhythms and music. Come, breath the pure air, feel the warmth of these people, and, more than anything else, get close to a scene of unsurpassed beauty.

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