Set on the shores of Lake Titicaca lies the historic town of Copacabana. For centuries, this small Bolivian destination has been a deeply sacred site, drawing many of pilgrims. They flock here to visit the famed Camarín de la Virgen de Candelaria, a statue believed to possess miraculous healing powers. Visitors can marvel at this renowned figure housed inside a grand basilica, which is one of the oldest churches in the country. Visitors can look forward to hiking up Cerro Calvario, a steep hillside climb lined with the Stations of the Cross and rewards hikers with breathtaking views of the glittering lake below. The town truly comes alive during its vibrant festivals. Local Aymara women take to the streets, dancing in their traditional, brightly coloured dresses and iconic bowler hats.