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  • Lima, Peru John....One of the following statements is true; a) Taking a taxi ride or attempting to cross the road in Lima constitutes reckless behaviour and invalidates your travel insurance b) There are many buildings in Lima dating back several centuries c) Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Nov 6, 2009
  • Backpacking to Peru Finally, we're in Lima, Peru! After so many alterations of plan, we finally made a decision to travel on New Year's Day! 48 hours of traveling by land, with a measly amount of money... I'm proud to say, I MADE IT!!! A Posted by tpespina in Halfway Around the Globe | Jan 25, 2007
  • Machu Piccu....Stunning... Hi all, We managed to complete the Inca trail. It was amazing! Everyday you get to see loads of interesting places before you finally reach sun gate and see Machu Piccu for the first time. We were both Posted by Lawsonio1 in The Great Escape | Nov 4, 2009
  • Chan Chan and Moche: Northwest Peru With considerable reluctance, we left Vilcabamba early in the morning, to catch the first bus to Piura, and then, after a night, Trujillo, Peru. We stayed at the guest house of Clara Bravo and Michael White who were Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | Nov 1, 2009
  • Peru - ONE MORE TIME....you know like the song...anyway We were all on our way back up to Lima through northern Chile and now southern Peru. At 2300m above sea level beautiful Arequipa is surrounded by mountains and volcanoes, although we couldn’t see any of this at first as Posted by jessnsteve in Kays Odyssey | Oct 29, 2009
  • From Cowboy country to Peru Ola Amigos Really enjoyed San Antonio Dé Areco, a small country town outside Beunos Aires. Much more laid back. The locals ride round on bikes here. Stayed in a lovely B and B, the ranches were too expensive. We went to Posted by Lawsonio1 in The Great Escape | Oct 24, 2009
  • Floating Houses to Ancient Ruins Iquitos was an interesting first stop in Peru and after recovering from our immigration mishap and near tuk tuk disaster, we set about exploring the area. After so much time in the jungle and rainforest in previous countries we decided Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Oct 22, 2009
  • Isla Ballestas, Huacachina and Lima We boarded a fabulous night bus that rivaled first class on a plane with lazy boy reclining chairs, headphones, movies, music, snack and coffee service on the bus and in the departure lounge. Even upon arriving at the station there Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Oct 22, 2009
  • The Start of the South American Adventure Thursday 17th September The day of departure finally arrives. I’m hungover having had a “quiet drink” with the Tonsley boys and Cey and no dinner. Rookie mistake. After a tearful goodbye to mum and dad and a ridiculously Posted by annawren in One Way Ticket to Sydney, Australia | Oct 15, 2009
  • Northern Peru: a dessert landscapes with pre-Colombian ruins I am happy to say that our bus trip across the Peruvian border was uneventful but by doing it late at night and avoiding the money changers I did not have a dime in Peruvian soles. I did have US$ Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Oct 13, 2009
  • My Vacation on Vacation I have been living in Lima for almost two months now and there have only been two sunny days during that entire time. The climate here is overcast nearly everyday, without fail. Although, people tell me now that Posted by KGreene in Wandering Abroad | Oct 5, 2009
  • Altre foto Poiché ho scattato un'infinità di fotografie (e per altro ci mancano ancora molte foto da mettere online), ho pensato di inserire qui il link dove potete visionarle velocemente come in uno slideshow: [url=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/u Posted by kendall80 in Wayllabamba | Sep 24, 2009
  • Dalle Ande all'Amazzonia in mountain bike!!! Per chi ci sta seguendo, l'altro ieri eravamo rimasti con l'aggiornamento da Paucartambo. Io e Bobo eravamo discesi di circa mille metri in mountain bike e ci eravamo fermati in questo sperduto villaggio sorto in un punto in cui si congiungevano Posted by kendall80 in Wayllabamba | Sep 24, 2009
  • Lima We arrived in Lima after a 4 hour bus ride on a local bus (had to watch your stuff all the time) Lima is a huge city and very westernised. It reminds me a bit of places in America. Last night we Posted by Wayward83 in The trip | Sep 24, 2009
  • Pisco We drove to Pisco from Nazca, stopping at a place to go sand boarding and flee about in sand buggies. It was great fun. The sand buggies were like being in a rollercoaster, up and down and stomache in your Posted by Wayward83 in The trip | Sep 24, 2009
  • Nazca We arrived in Nazca this morning after spending the night on the nicest night bus we have been on. It was a 9 hr drive through the night from Arequipa to Nazca so we arrived just after 6am. We were Posted by Wayward83 in The trip | Sep 21, 2009
  • Lares Valley Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu I was very disappointed that the Inca Trail hike was fully booked. I didn't realize that you need to book 6 months in advance. Determined to hike there rather than take the train, we found the Lares trail Posted by jackiekslp in *Following the Sun* | Sep 20, 2009
  • The feast Forgot to mention that we went to a local restaurant yesterday for a feast and for Kev to try guinea pig!! The portions were absolutly massive, I couldnt even eat half of mine...but mind you I did end up with Posted by Wayward83 in The trip | Sep 20, 2009
  • Arequipa After the Inka treck we spent the night back in Cuzco...it was so good to have a hot shower and a decent bed and not to walk anymore!! The next day we took a flight to Arequipa, the second largest city Posted by Wayward83 in The trip | Sep 19, 2009
  • The Inka Treck We left Cuzco on saturday 12th and headed for Ollantaytambo, a small village just before the Inka treck starting point, Km82. We visited a couple of Inka ruins that day, the first one in Pisco and the other one in Posted by Wayward83 in The trip | Sep 19, 2009
  • Qualche foto dal Lago Titicaca Come promesso, ecco qualche anteprima delle foto prese in questi primi due giorni. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/23993 Posted by kendall80 in Wayllabamba | Sep 19, 2009
  • Imbarazzo Bianconi ha un fisico patetico. Grecchi lo segue a ruota. Mi vergogno. Posted by kendall80 in Wayllabamba | Sep 19, 2009
  • L'esperienza isolana sul lago Titicaca Abbiamo trascorso la notte del 18 sull'isola Amantanì presso una famiglia locale che, tatticamente, gestisce i trasporti sull'isola e il soggiorno, vendendo allo stesso tempo souvenir locali. Durante il tragitto per l'isola abbiamo conosciuto un'americ Posted by kendall80 in Wayllabamba | Sep 19, 2009
  • Tra le isole flottanti a 4000m di altezza Dopo trattative piuttosto sbrigative, Bobo (con un inglese eccezionale) è riuscito a prenotare sul molo (trattando con gente che parla solo quechua o spagnolo) un tour che prevede visita alle Isole Uros e quindi approdo alla Isola Amantanì. Qui soggio Posted by kendall80 in Wayllabamba | Sep 18, 2009
  • Arrivati a Puno..sul Lago Titicaca! Dopo più di 31 ore di viaggio i vostri prodi ieri notte sono giunti finalmente a destinazione, approdando alla prima tappa del viaggio: Puno, sul lago Titicaca. Stamattina ci siamo alzati alle 5 per via del fuso e abbiamo sbrigato alcune Posted by kendall80 in Wayllabamba | Sep 18, 2009
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