Buy bus tickets of Zolorzano

Turismo Zolorzano is an interprovincial transportation company in Peru that offers bus and minivan tickets as well as domestic tourism services, and has established itself as a major regional operator. Its commercial and logistics headquarters are located in the Puno region (specifically in the city of Juliaca), giving it in-depth knowledge of the climatic and geographical challenges of high-altitude routes. 

The company has focused its services on connecting the major capitals of the southern highlands, with its operational network centered around four key cities: Arequipa, Juliaca, Puno, and Cusco. Its most frequent routes with daily service are those connecting the White City (Arequipa) with the highlands (Juliaca and Puno), journeys that average between 5 and 6 hours. The company also operates longer routes, such as the direct connection between Cusco and Puno (approximately 7 hours) or the extensive journey from Cusco to Arequipa (about 11 hours). By specializing in this specific region, the company can guarantee multiple departure times throughout the day and, primarily, at night.

Its service offerings are divided primarily into two categories: the first floor features the Sleeper Bus service, which offers spacious seats that recline 160 degrees, designed to ensure passengers get a good night’s sleep; while the second floor features the Semi-Sleeper service, with seats that recline less, allowing for an economical trip without sacrificing basic comfort. Both services feature USB ports for charging mobile devices, individual reading lights, a TV and video system, cup holders, luggage transport, heating, and blankets to combat the Andean cold. Additionally, each seat is equipped with a seatbelt, and the buses are equipped with fire extinguishers, emergency hammers, GPS monitoring, and comply with safety regulations.

Turismo Zolorzano maintains a strict boarding and disembarking policy, operating solely and exclusively at the official bus terminals in the cities it serves (such as the Arequipa Bus Terminal, the Juliaca Terminal, and the Cusco Bus Terminal).