Bus Tickets from
Lima to Puno

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The bus trip from Lima to Puno takes around 21 hours and travels a distance of 1,295 kilometers. Lima, capital of Peru, is a cosmopolitan city located on the Pacific Ocean, and it is known worldwide for its cuisine. Puno, the folk capital of Peru, is located on the shores of the famous Lake Titicaca, on the border with Bolivia.There are no direct buses to go from Lima to Puno. To make this journey you must first go from Lima to Arequipa and then continue your trip to Puno. This can be a good opportunity to get to know the beautiful city of Arequipa. Another way to travel from Lima to Puno is on the Peru Hop tourist bus.
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Lima to Puno Bus Timetable

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TRAVEL OPTIONS FROM LIMA TO PUNO

Tickets Bolivia offers several bus travel options to make this journey:

Direct trip: You can go from Lima to Arequipa with the Oltursa company which leaves every day at 5:00 p.m. Then you can continue to Puno with the 4M Express company.
Tourist bus: You can also travel with Peru Hop. A bus company that offers a tourist experience with stops along the way and the possibility of choosing different points of descent and ascent. Peru Hop gives you the flexibility to organize your trip as you like.

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SOME TOURISTIC INFORMATION THAT CAN BE OF INTEREST

Puno is a city in southeastern Peru, located on the shore of Lake Titicaca. It is an important agricultural and livestock region. Much of the city economy relies on the black market, fueled by cheap goods smuggled in from Bolivia.

Uros Floating Islands: Founded by the Uros people hundreds of years ago, the islands have been artificially made from the native totora reed. The tours last about 3-4 hours and leave 3 times a day.
Amantani Island: Further away than the Uros Islands, Amantaní Island provides a fascinating and authentic insight into local indigenous culture. Tourists can choose to spend a night there thanks to community-run initiatives which will allow you stay in a family home.
Taquile Island: Another island well worthy of a visit is Taquile, typically included on an Amantaní tour. Located 25 kilometers from Puno, it is well-renowned for its fine textiles.
Sillustani: Back on the mainland, 34 kilometers away from Puno, Sillustani is a pre-Inca burial ground. Here, a series of funeral towers, known as chullpas, were built to house the deceased families of community nobles.
Restaurants: Enjoy the fresh fish from the Lake and Peruvian food from one of its many restaurants and cafes.
Accommodation: There are plenty of options in Puno to choose depending on your budget. You can also spend a night on Amantani Island in a family homestay.