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Peru Puno L. Titicaca Titicacaseerace Juliaca  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca	Peru Puno Lago Titicaca Titicacasee  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca 2014
Peru Puno Lago Titicaca Titicacasee  Juliaca  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca 2014	Peru Puno Lago Titicaca Titicacasee Juliaca  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca 2014
Peru Puno Lago Titicaca Titicacasee  Juliaca  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca 2014	Peru Puno Lago Titicaca Titicacasee  Juliaca  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca 2014
Peru Puno Lago Titicaca Titicacasee  Juliaca  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca 2014	Peru Puno Lago Titicaca Titicacasee  Juliaca  Rally Vuelta a Juliaca 2014

 Cusco - Puno Puno   Casa Andina Private Collection**** Puno CAPC Puno www.casa-andina.com

 Tag 1 Cusco - Puno mit dem Zug pap Zugfahrt (Anden Explorer) im 1. Klasse Wagon von Cusco nach Puno;
Heute müssen Sie wieder sehr früh aus den Federn, um rechtzeitig am Bahnhof von Cusco zu sein. Es wartet eine lange, aber atemberaubende Zugfahrt hinauf bis zum Titicaca See (ca. 3800 m) auf Sie. Die erste Hälfte der gemächlichen Reise ist von den herrlichen schneebedeckten Gipfeln der Anden dominiert, die sich majestätisch über den tiefen Tälern des Huatanay Flusses erstrecken. Nach einem kurzen Aufenthaltsstop in „La Raya“ erreichen Sie die etwas sanftere Hügellandschaft des „Altiplano“. Hier bekommt man oft Alpakas und Vicuñas zuGesicht. Am Abend erreichen Sie Puno und werden zu Ihrem Hotel gebracht

Tag 2 Titicacasee – Uros – Taquile – Puno F-M
Nach dem Frühstück beginnt Ihre spannende Bootsfahrt auf dem Titicacasee. Der erste Stopp ist bei den schwimmenden Schilfinseln der Uro. Auf den etwa 40 schwimmenden Inseln leben noch 30 bis 50
Uro-Nachfahren, die heute fast ausschließlich vom Tourismus leben. Dort haben Sie auch die Möglichkeit mit einem der postkartenbekannten "Totora"-Boote zu fahren. Anschließend geht es
weiter zur der ursprünglichen Insel Taquile, die für Ihre strickenden Männer bekannt ist. An der Art und Farbe der Kopfbedeckung der Männer können Sie übrigens deren Familienstand erkennen. Nachdem Sie die Insel Taquille erreicht haben, begeben Sie sich zu Fuß zum Plaza de Armas der Insel. Zunächst müssen Sie dabei einen ca. 45 minütigen Anstieg überwinden. Oben angekommen werden Sie jedoch mit einer spektakulären Aussicht
belohnt. Am Abend erreichen Sie wieder Ihr Hotel in Puno.

Puno CAPC Puno www.casa-andina.com

 Cuzco an den Titicacasee  to
Sie werden zum Busbahnhof gebracht und nehmen den komfortablen Touristenbus (mit englischsprachigem Guide). Sie fahren über den La Raya Pass bis nach Puno an den Titicacasee. Unterwegs stoppen Sie bei den Ruinen von Raqui und bei der Kirche von Andahuaylillas. Während der ca. 9-stündigen Fahrt haben Sie atemberaubende Ausblicke auf die Kordillere Vilcanota. In Puno werden Sie erwartet und zu Ihrem Hotel gebracht. Optional können Sie diese Strecke auch mit dem Zug „Andean Explorer“ im 1. Klasse Abteil zurücklegen

Die peruanische Seite des Titicacasee: Uros-Inseln In einer internationalen Gruppe machen Sie heute eine Bootstour über den Titicacasee zu den schwimmenden Schilfinseln der Uros und weiter zur Insel Taquile. Hier haben Sie die
Möglichkeit mit einem der bekannten „Totora-Schilfboote“ zu fahren. Auf den etwas 40 schwimmenden Inseln leben heute noch etwa 30-50 Uro-Nachfahren.

The Rally Vuelta a Juliaca is a notable motorsport event in Peru, specifically held in the Juliaca region, which is located in the Puno department in the southern part of the country. This rally is part of the Peruvian rally racing circuit and is often included in events for both local and international motorsport enthusiasts. The rally is held annually and typically features a range of competitive driving, including off-road challenges and tough terrains.

Key Features of the Rally Vuelta a Juliaca:

1. Location:

   • Juliaca is a city located near Lake Titicaca, and it is known for its high altitude (around 3,825 meters / 12,549 feet). The challenging conditions of driving in the Andean region make the rally unique. The event takes place around the Puno highlands, with varying terrains such as dirt roads, mountain paths, and rocky landscapes that put both the cars and the drivers to the test.

2. Event Type:

   • The rally typically involves both speed trials and endurance tests, with drivers navigating difficult routes that include unpaved roads, hills, and mountainous terrains. It requires drivers to possess high levels of skill, particularly in off-road conditions, where navigating the altitude and changing weather conditions adds additional complexity.
   • Car types that participate in the rally vary, including touring cars, off-road vehicles, and four-wheel-drive (4WD) cars, all of which are designed to handle tough landscapes.

3. Format:

   • The Rally Vuelta a Juliaca is often part of the Peruvian National Rally Championship (Campeonato Nacional de Rally de Perú) and can sometimes be included in international rally circuits or qualifiers.
   • The event features multiple stages, with competitors racing against the clock on different legs of the rally. Each leg presents its own challenges, from navigating through rural villages to managing difficult high-altitude paths.

4. Challenges of the Terrain:

   • The high altitude of Juliaca and the surrounding region means that participants must be prepared for thinner air, which can affect both the vehicle's performance and the driver's endurance. The terrain also includes significant changes in elevation, including steep hills and rough, rocky paths that require precise driving techniques.
   • Additionally, weather can play a significant role, with potential changes in conditions like rain or snow in the Andean highlands, making the rally even more challenging.

5. Cultural Impact:

   • The Rally Vuelta a Juliaca is not just a motorsport event but also a celebration of the local culture. It brings people from various regions of Peru to watch and participate in the event, creating a sense of community and excitement in Juliaca and surrounding towns.
   • The rally has become a point of pride for local fans, who often support their favorite teams or drivers with much enthusiasm. It also draws attention to Juliaca and the Puno region, contributing to tourism in the area, especially for visitors who might come to witness the event or experience the region’s unique landscape.

6. Accessibility for Spectators:

   • The rally draws spectators from across the country, and many fans come to the region to watch the rally, either at key points along the course or at specific viewing spots. The high-altitude terrain gives spectators a unique opportunity to see top-tier rally cars in action as they tackle challenging conditions.
   • The event often garners media attention in Peru, with TV coverage and live broadcasts of the rally's most exciting moments.

7. History and Growth:

   • The Rally Vuelta a Juliaca is part of a larger tradition of motorsport in Peru. While the event is still growing, it has become a notable fixture in the country's rally circuit and one of the most important rallies held in the Puno region.
   • The rally also serves as a way to boost tourism in the region, showcasing not only the motorsport culture but also the spectacular natural landscapes and Andean culture that characterize the area.

Important Aspects to Consider:

• Timing and Dates: The event usually takes place in the first half of the year, often around April or May, but specific dates can change from year to year. It's always a good idea to check official rally calendars or local motorsport organizations for the most up-to-date information.

• Participating Teams and Drivers: The event attracts top Peruvian drivers and often sees participation from international rally teams as well. Drivers often come from across South America, as Peru is a prominent venue for motorsport in the region.

• Preparation: For those interested in participating or spectating, being prepared for the high-altitude environment is essential. Acclimatization is important to avoid altitude sickness, and it's crucial to carry sufficient gear to handle both the cold temperatures at night and the potentially warmer weather during the day.

Conclusion:

The Rally Vuelta a Juliaca is an exciting and challenging event in the world of Peruvian motorsports. It showcases the rugged beauty of the Puno region and provides a thrilling experience for drivers and spectators alike. With its blend of challenging terrain, high-altitude conditions, and a vibrant local atmosphere, it’s an event that highlights the spirit of adventure and competition in the heart of the Andes.

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