Lake Titicaca, perched high in the Andes and spanning the border between Peru and Bolivia, is a true marvel of nature. At an impressive elevation of around 12,507 feet (3,812 metres) above sea level, it proudly claims its spot as one of the highest large lakes in the world. Covering a vast area of approximately 3,232 square miles (8,372 square kilometres), this stunning lake is not just about altitude; it boasts a depth of up to 922 feet (281 metres) as well. With its breathtaking beauty and significant volume, Lake Titicaca is undoubtedly a gem waiting to be explored.