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  • Cordillera Huayhuash Fortellingen om en opplevelse blir ulik, avhengig av naar og hvor den fortelles. Jeg sitter paa en CIFA International buss, og har akkurat passert grensa inn i Equador. Ble et oeyeblikk nervoes Posted by alferling in Alf-Erling tar en tur | Jul 12, 2009
  • Journey into the depths of the Colca Canyon On Monday afternoon we arrived in Arequipa, also known as "The White City". The buildings in the old part of the city are white, made of sillar which is volcanic rock (there are a bunch of Posted by mkingston in Michael & Laura's Peru Adventure 2009 | Jul 9, 2009
  • Tripping around Inka Territory Here we are slipping, sliding and tripping in the great Inka capital of Cuzco, Peru. Smooth old rocks line pedestrian passageways, steep stairways, and narrow cobble streets making gazin Posted by retomer in greg and renee ramble on | Jul 8, 2009
  • The Amazon & Tears So after the excitement of the Inca Trail it was off to go white water rafting with a few members from my group. The river was supposed to be relatively easy with only class III rapids owing to it being Posted by rhinoc in Trav vs. The World | Jul 7, 2009
  • Explore mystical Inca ruins Finally, we arrived in Cuzco. The heart of the Inca Empire and the “umbilical cord of the world.” After the trauma of our bus ride we found some breakfast, and then we happily began to settle in at Posted by tourdeflor in Tour de Floret | Jul 8, 2009
  • Mission: Evade death by fire and destruction of belongings WOW! Distance traveled about 350 miles.... But what a 350 miles it was. We got seats on the bottom of our overnight bus this time. We also would be gaining in elevation from near 6,000 feet at Arequipa Posted by tourdeflor in Tour de Floret | Jul 6, 2009
  • Inti Raymi So this is the day I forgot in the excitement of my Inca Trail blog. This will be very short as a result: So after a few weeks of bad luck I forgot to mention the one thing that I did Posted by rhinoc in Trav vs. The World | Jul 7, 2009
  • Back in the USA Ok everyone, so now I'm finally back in the US of A! Happy 4th and all that jazz. I got home on July 1st, and promptly went to the doctor the next day, where I was diagnosed Posted by HolaCait in 6 Weeks in Peru and Bolivia | Jul 7, 2009
  • Dünyanın Biraları: Peru PERU Peru'da gittiğimiz yerlerde hava genelde epey soğuktu. Soğuk havada insanın canı pek fazla bira içmek istemiyor. İki sıcak yerden biri olan Ica'da da bira yanında yediğim peynirli patatesten zehirlenince birayla arama bir mesafe girdi diyeb Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Apr 16, 2009
  • Mission: Try to sleep on a bus and evade dimensional portals Hello Blog readers. Sorry it has been a while. Our friend Regina ending up arriving on time. If you read the last entry carefully, you will have noted that Sara's flu got upgraded to "from hexx". Well she is still Posted by tourdeflor in Tour de Floret | Jul 6, 2009
  • Screw you too, Peru One of the main reasons that we decided to travel to South America was to see the iconic Macchu Picchu, an important Inka town that was ´rediscovered´in the last century. One of the best ways to see it is via Posted by pendleton in The Pendleton Odyssey | Jun 22, 2009
  • The wonders of the Pisac Market Yesterday, we finally had another chance to go to Pisac to visit their market (the last time we tried, we couldn't because a strike blocked the road there). Pisac is the highest town in the Sacred Valley Posted by mkingston in Michael & Laura's Peru Adventure 2009 | Jul 6, 2009
  • Our Expedition to Machu Picchu We're back! I am happy and proud to report that Laura and I survived our long, arduous, and stunningly beautiful trek along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. There is so much to share after doing Posted by mkingston in Michael & Laura's Peru Adventure 2009 | Jul 5, 2009
  • Inca Trail Well it finally arrived the point that I had been looking forward to my entire time in Peru the 4 day inca trail (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inca_road_system#Inca_trail_to_Machu_Picchu) through the Peruvian mountains to arrive at the one of the Posted by rhinoc in Trav vs. The World | Jul 3, 2009
  • Do llamas lay eggs? We have just got back from a trek to Machu Picchu and we’re now recovered after all the walking, we had an amazing time and it was one of the best things I have done since we’ve Posted by monkeyboy1 in Monkey boy's travels | Jul 3, 2009
  • Inti Raymi Festival It seems like I haven’t written a blog in some time because we’ve been busy doing lots of fun things and have been away from t’internet. After visiting a cemetery in the Nazcan desert and seeing some anorexic looking people Posted by monkeyboy1 in Monkey boy's travels | Jul 3, 2009
  • Getting High We are going up in the world. Not socially, of course - quite the opposite really, we are slowly becoming soap-shy llama-wearing coca-chewing travelling bums. But in terms of metres above sea level we are headed higher and higher. First stop off Posted by pendleton in The Pendleton Odyssey | Jun 19, 2009
  • The Countdown Begins....1 more day til takeoff One more day til I leave. I have been preparing for this trip for 2 months! Now that I have 1 more day, I feel panicked! Did I buy the right stuff? Will I be hot? Will I be Posted by kdyste in Where in the World is Kim? | Jul 1, 2009
  • Taking it easy in Cusco Today we decided to take it easy since the next 4 days will be long and gruelling. We visited some museums, art galleries, and an Incan Sun Temple. We are now packed and ready for the almost 45km hike to Machu Posted by mkingston in Michael & Laura's Peru Adventure 2009 | Jun 30, 2009
  • Huacachina Well, we never actually made it to Arequipa, even after forking out 70 soles (about double the ordinary price) for a 12-hour trip which was supposed to take us around the road block. The journey started badly when at the Posted by AmyLou2009 in Amy & Lou vs. The World | Jun 30, 2009
  • Finally out of the cold! Hello Cusco! Yesterday was our last day in Puno. We decided to spend the afternoon touring Sillustani. What is so special about this place? There are pre- Incan (200 BC - 200) funeral towers there. It was actually more Posted by mkingston in Michael & Laura's Peru Adventure 2009 | Jun 29, 2009
  • A visit to the islands of Lake Titicaca Our first "planned" adventure of our trip was to visit some of the islands on Lake Titicaca (the world´s highest navigable lake). Yesterday morning, we started bright and early and joined a small tour group to the docks in Puno. Our Posted by mkingston in Michael & Laura's Peru Adventure 2009 | Jun 27, 2009
  • School Daze in Arequipa We´ve been enjoying a stationary life for a couple of weeks in the southern Peruvian city of Arequipa studying Spanish. Here´s what we have been doing: Conjugating spanish verbs. We finally Posted by retomer in greg and renee ramble on | Jun 27, 2009
  • Bring on Peru!!! We said goodbye to our apartment in Bogota and hauled our HUGE bags down the 3 flights of stairs but we weren't quite done with South America yet. After dropping off the bulk of our possessions at the YMCA office, Posted by tuffchix in Bogotá and Beyond | Jun 26, 2009
  • 1st day in Puno To get to Puno, you first have to fly into the town of Juliaca. The best way to describe Juliaca is kind of like the crater of a moon with some half built shacks everywhere. I think I might be Posted by mkingston in Michael & Laura's Peru Adventure 2009 | Jun 25, 2009
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