Nearly everybody has known about Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, however did you know Bolivia has its own particular high elevation rendition? You won't discover any thong-clad swimming outfit angels, Samba or Caipirinhas here. In any case, you will locate the celebrated span of water known as Lake Titicaca, "cholitas" - ladies who seem as though they ventured out a TV period show with their bowler caps, multi-layered skirts and long shawls - and a portion of the best perspectives in South America.
Most voyagers consolidate Copacabana with a stop in neighboring Isla del Sol, a perfect island at 12,500 feet (3810m) with incredible climbs, holy archeological locales and as per Inca mythology, where the sun was conceived.
Copacabana sits just past the Peru-Bolivia outskirt, not a long way from Puno. In case you're venturing to every part of the Gringo Trail, this brilliant and charming town alongside Isla del Sol make for an agreeable stopover between La Paz and Puno or Cusco.