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What is the importance of Lake Titicaca for Bolivia?
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Lake Titicaca, shared by Bolivia and Peru, is a fundamental part of Bolivia's identity and history. It is the highest navigable lake in the world and is believed to be the cradle of the Inca civilization according to the legend of Manco C&&a&&pac and Mama Ocllo, who emerged from the waters of the lake to found the Inca empire. For Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is an important source of natural resources and a center of economic and cultural activity. The indigenous communities living on the floating reed islands in the lake have maintained ancient traditions and unique ways of life that attract visitors from around the world. Additionally, the lake is a popular tourist destination for its natural beauty and archaeological sites, such as the Tiwanaku ruins, which are located near its shores. In short, Lake Titicaca is a central element in the history, culture and economy of Bolivia, and plays a vital role in the lives of the communities living around it.
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