A Poem for the Sacred Lake
July 31, 2008 | Written by Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo
Lake Titicaca was known to the Incas as a sacred lake. Over the last few days, I have been able to visit islands on both the Bolivian and Peruvian sides, and walking the stoney paths, looking out to the ruins, marveling over the breathtaking views, it is easy to find the sanctity of the place. This lake inspires a holiness with the land, and even now at a computer in Puno, I continue to feel the affects of the ancient... [Read more]
Birthday Memories in Copacabana, Bolivia
April 1, 2008 | Written by Amy Huang
When I mention that I had spent my 25th birthday in Copacabana, everyone thought I had perhaps joined the beautiful bikini clad women full of feathers Samba-ing the night away. Little did they know, I was grasping for breath from high altitude and enjoying a quaint lake side life with the Bolivianos.
It was a long five hour bumpy bus ride from Puno across the Peru-Bolivian border along the shore of Lake Titicaca.... [Read more]








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