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  • huacuachina, peruWe left Lima on Friday morning to head to Huacuachina. It was only a 4 hour journey but the bus was amazing! We got to watch a film and they gave us a sandwich, apple and drink for lunch! Posted by amcara91 in Alice and Will - Around the World | Mar 3, 2013
  • Crazy Old Peruvian Lady in LimaWell we´ve been in Lima for 4 days now. It´s a little too long I´d say as there isn´t too much to do here. We´ve walked around the city, been to the beach, had a look around the shops and Posted by amcara91 in Alice and Will - Around the World | Feb 28, 2013
  • Sexy Woman!Sexy Woman! Naughty verbal tongue twister mutation for Saqsayhuaman, the great fortress of the Incan empire. Sits up in the mist above Cuzco. Short hike through the town, up to the hills surrounding the city. Did it as a test Posted by Goofy9 in May The Blog Be with You | Jan 4, 2013
  • Lima, PeruWe´re in Peru! It was really scary when we arrived at 1am as we didn´t have a hostel or anything. I was 100% relying on a little Spanish book I bought in America to help us out. It has now Posted by amcara91 in Alice and Will - Around the World | Feb 26, 2013
  • Machu Picchu - "Ain't no mountain high enough ...."On the 15th of Jan we got up at 6am to start our 4 day trek to Machu Picchu! After receiving some terrific advice we opted to do the 'Jungle Trek'. This trek combines hiking, mountain biking, zip lining and Posted by Julie Kavanagh in Beyond the harbour | Feb 25, 2013
  • Peru - Chundering in Peraaahh!!After queuing for several hours at check-in in Rio airport we were eventually told there were no seats left on our flight to Lima! ... quite strange as we had pre-booked our seats and had our tickets with our seat Posted by Julie Kavanagh in Beyond the harbour | Feb 21, 2013
  • Second (and last) day in LimaWe woke up this morning well rested and fairly early (we went to bed early). Despite having no air conditioning, the hotel room wasn't as hot as we thought it would be (there was a powerful fan that was Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 17, 2013
  • Cuscoİnka’ların başkenti Cusco’ya Lima’dan LAN Peru havayolları ile 4 Eylül sabahı saat 11’e doğru geldik. Lima havaalanında iç hat uçuşlarında uçuş kapısına gitmeden, güvenlik öncesinde 6.82 Amerikan doları havaalanı çıkış ücreti ödeniyor. Yurtdışı uçuşlarınd Posted by ayferonur in Ayfer-Onur Seyahatnamesi | Feb 17, 2013
  • First day in LimaRobert has a stomach illness; he didn’t sleep well from being hot at night, and ate a small amount of breakfast but didn’t digest it well. Sharon is a little queasy but not badly so. So our ride Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 16, 2013
  • Our last day in CuscoWe had a lively discussion with Carlos, the B&B owner, today at breakfast. We discussed immigration, competition between nations, people’s fears, the economies of various countries – basically we tried to gain a better understanding of human beings and Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 16, 2013
  • The Peruvian JungleWalking down the street in Cusco deciding where would we go after our visit to the Peruvian Jungle I get a brain wave ( yeah I can hear ye all now.... gosh that must hurt!) that maybe we could fly Posted by Loodersatlarge in loodersatlarge | Feb 15, 2013
  • Cusco artistry in museums, restaurant, and showAt breakfast we talked with a couple from France who now live in Denmark; they are vacationing in Peru for two weeks and leave today for the jungle. We looked at websites and books to find restaurants in town Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 15, 2013
  • Transition from the Sacred Valley to CuscoWe had our last breakfast at our B&B “The Sacred Valley Retreat” along with Avishai (B&B manager who does most of the cooking), Britta the other guest, and two Peruvians who work for the B&B – Fernando who does farming Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 15, 2013
  • Mountain city of Cajamarca Here we are in Cajamarca, Peru, a city of 160,000 at an elevation of 2700 meters. As we bussed up from sea level, it took a couple of days to acclimate but all is well now. We arrived Posted by Carole and Rod in Peru Perusars | Feb 14, 2013
  • We made it to Machu Picchu! (And FINALLY made it back...)We awoke and at 4:05 am checked the website – the trains were running to Machu Picchu – for the first time in four days! We left the B&B in plenty of time with Juan driving us in his Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 14, 2013
  • The lost city of the IncasUnfortunately (or fortunately) Aine had a tummy bug for the week leading up to our arrival in Cusco so we decided not to do the 4 day hike and opted for a 2 day tour of the Sacred Valley and Posted by Loodersatlarge in loodersatlarge | Feb 14, 2013
  • CuscoWhat can you say about Cusco? After all the dust in Lima, Nasca and Arequipa, arriving in Cusco is like arriving in an oasis surrounded by lush green mountains. situated near the Urubamba Valley of the Andes mountain range. It Posted by Loodersatlarge in loodersatlarge | Feb 13, 2013
  • Salineras, Moray, and a potential Machu Picchu problemThe B&B hosts nicely helped us arrange the day. They called Juan the taxi driver who agreed to ferry us around, and Alvisú, a guide who speaks English well, to tell us about the sites. Britta, the young Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 11, 2013
  • Ollantaytambo ruins and continuing travails...Water was back on by noon in the small town we are in (Yucay), including at our bed and breakfast place. Hurray! In the morning Sharon took part in the yoga session offered by the B&B host, and Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 11, 2013
  • Lima When deciding what to do my vacation time for 2012, I was torn between taking a trip home to Australia, or to take a “proper” holiday and go travel. As nice as it is to go home, to me it Posted by alwaysexploring in Never lost, always exploring | Nov 17, 2012
  • Lines, Lines, Lines, Mountains, and No WaterOur day of travel turned into a day of lines (and not the geometric kind!). The Guayaquil airport initial check-in process wasn’t bad as we checked our bags from Guayaquil through to Cusco, with a stop in Lima.. Posted by camner in Latin America 2013 | Feb 9, 2013
  • Southern PeruSorry to disappoint everyone, but we didn’t go to Machu Picchu. If we were to have gone there, it might look something like [[https://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&biw=1024&bih=414&q=macchu+picchu&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&bvm=bv.42080656,d.eWU&wrapid=tlif Posted by SusieMiller in Head South | Feb 7, 2013
  • GEN. SAN MARTIN / PISCO, PERU - Part 2 Pictures from our visit to the Nature Sanctuary have spilled onto a second page. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/92262/E623B1CA2219AC681744C13955F22D6A.jpg Posted by Swenigale in SERENITY 4- YOU MEAN THERE'S MORE? | Feb 6, 2013
  • GEN. SAN MARTIN / PISCO, PERU - Part 1 The 2nd segment of the "World Cruise" had started in Lima. Our port today, General San Martin, was a real eye-opener! I had no idea that the western coast of Peru is o Posted by Swenigale in SERENITY 4- YOU MEAN THERE'S MORE? | Feb 5, 2013
  • Realizations and ReflectionsSo we’ve been traveling for almost three months now, and we have learned so much about ourselves and exactly what it is that we’re looking for on this journey. We basically jumped head first into the world, after being Posted by jessp2386 in Searching for the Source | Feb 4, 2013
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