Visiting Puno

Our next stop was Puno, located on the coast of the lake Titicaca – the highest lake in the world. It’s amazing to see the lake from the hill. The views are stunning!

Puno is a nice city to visit. There are a lot of nice restaurants, located at the main walking street that connects the Plaza Mayor with a smaller square.


Delicious food in Mojsa, Puno

Across the Plaza Mayor, on the other side of the Cathedral, you will find a small restaurant called Mojsa. It has pretty good reviews on TripAdvisor and our guide recommended it as well. The food there is very delicious and it’s not expensive.

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The altitude sickness is really an issue in those cities above 3000 m. If you have a problem with it, just order the Mojsa Energy drink. It’s tea made of coca leaves, honey and lime juice. Really delicious! And don’t worry, coca tea is not a drug and you can drink it everywhere in the country. It does help to fight the altitude sickness.

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I had red quinoa salad with grilled chicken. The salad was covered with berry dressing. It was nice to look at it and taste it. They also have a delicious chicken soup, so if you don’t want to eat much because of the altitude, order just a salad without a meat or soup.

I recommend this restaurant. The food comes very fast and it’s very good. They have many desserts as well, but this time I didn’t order one.

3 Comments Add yours

  1. Feeling the high on the highest lake in the world, eh? πŸ™‚ That tea looks a bit dodgy but the food looks delish.

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    1. It’s really high, sometimes difficult to take a breath. And the tea tasted great although it looked a bit weird πŸ˜‰

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      1. Ahaha. But do take that breath. Essential to enjoy the gorgeous food. I shall take your word for it and take a sip πŸ˜‰

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