Puno waterfront
Keynotes, main talks and evening meetups by the bay, in the heart of the city’s waterfront district.
Why Puno?
Puno isn’t your usual laptop destination. It sits on Lake Titicaca, where sacred Andean energy, ancient culture and deep focus come together, and life moves slower.
Connect
Close groups and long conversations with founders and freelancers.
Grow
Strategy sessions and workshops for people planning their next move.
Immerse
Ancestral Andean heritage, local Quechua and Aymara traditions, and cultural exchange.
Reset
Lakeside mornings, island walks and time to let the altitude slow you down.
Where it happens
The program runs across three settings on and around the lake.
Uros and Taquile islands
Floating island unconferences, deep-work sessions, and authentic cultural immersion on Lake Titicaca.
Sillustani
Sunset mastermind circles, reflection walks, and high-elevation networking among ancient Andean monuments.
About Puno
The city
Peru’s folklore capital, founded in 1668 and perched at about 3,800 meters on Lake Titicaca. Home to the Candelaria festival, recognized by UNESCO.
The feel
Textile traditions, lake light and a quiet you won’t find in a capital city. The Uros reed islands, Taquile and Sillustani’s pre-Inca towers are close by.
Getting there
Fly into Inca Manco Cápac International Airport (JUL) in Juliaca, then continue by road to Puno. Questions about travel or logistics? Write to hello@nomadafestival.com.