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My name is Roxana, an Aymara native language woman, with a degree in Tourism. I was born in Puno Peru, I lived all my life in the land of my ancestors, a beautiful little town: Pomata "Balcón Filosófico del Altiplano", on the shores of Lake Titicaca and very close to the border with Bolivia. I love my country, I am proud of my land: Nature, landscapes, history and culture. That is why I chose this profession, to transmit my knowledge and teach. If you want to know the city of Puno and also my town Pomata. Book a tour that you like. It will be an unforgettable and incomparable visit. Atte., Lic. In Tourism Roxana G.C.
Visit the town of Pomata, a new tourist destination in Puno Peru. On this free tour you will discover the customs and traditions of Aymara, a city on the shores of Lake Titicaca, which has a great historical past (from pre-Inca, Inca times and the arrival of Dominicans and Jesuits in the 16th century) and splendid landscapes . We visit the city of Pomata on a city tour appreciating the architectural jewel of colonial art "Temple of Santiago Apóstol", the only model of colonial architecture in America. From the Jaquipata point of view we appreciate Lake Titicaca and the surrounding landscape, the typical gastronomy and much more. Every January 1st, "New Year", the swear word of the municipal authorities of the district is made, "Urpu T'anta" or roscada de i Lieutenant Governors, this custom symbolizes the abundance of bread products to take away. It is a parade that starts at 9:00 am in the atrium of the temple, where relatives and community members decorate their lieutenant governor of their community with loaves of Pomata bread, songs and some fruit, and then go to the piazza de Armi Pomata to perform a parade. It is an ideal place to visit, renew with positive energy and only this city has this unique traditional custom. Go ahead and book this guruwalk now!
In front of the Santiago Apóstol de Pomata temple, with a blue umbrella.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
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