This Reserve is located in the department of Puno, provinces of Huancané and Puno. It has a surface of 36,180 hectares and the sector Puno has a surface 29,150 hectares.Unit for the conservation and protecting of the flora, fauna and scenic beauty of the Titicaca Lake. Also to maintain the cultural traditions from the surrounding populations of the lake and those related with the rational use of the resources; intangible area. The reserve is divided in two sectors, one located on the Chucuito bay (Puno sector) and the other to the north, denominated Ramis in the province of Huancané.

The Titicaca Lake harbors numerous species of flora, birds, fish and amphibians, some of them unique in their specie. Special places, excellent choice for the ecological tourism lovers and the observation of these species.In the flora mainly outstands the totora (Quechua voice) (Typha Angustifolia) it is a plant with a flat and flexible shaft, reed specie, used in the construction of crafts, houses and artificial islands (See Uros). The totora group is denominated totoral. Some species of fish native from the lake, as the suche, carachi, pejerrey, boga (Orestias Petlandii), among other, have been threatened and diminished in quantity, due to the artificial introduction of the trout.

To visit the reserve you have to take a craft from the port of Puno; minimum advisable time is 6 hours.