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Taquile (Spanish: Isla de
Taquile,
pronounced [ˈisla ðe taˈkile]; Quechua: Intika) is an
island on the
Peruvian side of Lake
Titicaca 45 km offs**** from...
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hillsides of
Taquile, one has a view of the tops of
Bolivian mountains. The inhabitants,
known as Taquileños, are
southern Quechua speakers.
Taquile is especially...
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Quechua women in
festive dress on
Taquile Island on Lake Titicaca, west of Peru...
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which the
visitors are most
welcome to buy at the end of
their stay.
Taquile Island Tikunata Jordi Gascón,
Gringos como en sueños: Diferenciación y...
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Andenes terraces on
Taquile are used to grow
traditional Andean staples such as
quinoa and potatoes,
alongside wheat—a
European introduction....
- (historic) Kichwa-Lamista
Southern Pastaza Quechua Huanca Chanka Q'ero
Taquile Amantaní
Anqaras Huaylas Piscopampas Huaris Sihuas Ocros Yauyos Yarus Otavalos...
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navigate in
their traditional boats also made out of
totora reeds.
Taquile, Suasi, and Amantaní are
known for
their kindness of
their residents, their...
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sound of
Paraguayan soul".
UNESCO Culture Sector.
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Taquile and its
Textile Art".
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