The glistening waters of Lake Titicaca—the world’s highest navigable lake—have long inspired myths and legends. Its time-forgotten islands, Uros and Taquile, continue to preserve sacred traditions passed down through generations. Birthplace of the Inca and the pre-Columbian Tiahuanaco culture, this region celebrates its heritage through more than 250 vibrant dances, each embodying characters from local legends.