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  • Nazca mummies and temples After camping on the lawn of the hotel resort...(little silly) and a group breakfast we waited for our guide Johnson to meet up with us. We headed off into the desert and I mean the desert. The roads if Posted by Kelly Rose in Here, There and Everywhere | Aug 13, 2009
  • Our Time in Machu Picchu by: Madeline Yesterday we got back to Cusco from Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu also know as the lost city of the Incas lays high in the Andes in Peru. Even when the Spaniard Posted by RTMM in Where Are We Going | Aug 11, 2009
  • Bastellas Islands, Sand Dumes and Nazca Lines I am going to keep this short and to the point since the keyboard I am typing on is not the best. Still no bags but we should be picking them up in a day or two. Yesterday Posted by Kelly Rose in Here, There and Everywhere | Aug 11, 2009
  • End of the Road As we could’ve predicted, today was a mixed bag of feelings as we both willed time to slow down to delay going home, whilst simultaneously wishing it would speed up so that we weren’t just hanging around waiting for the Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Aug 4, 2009
  • Ollantaytambo by: Tami Ollantaytambo is a quaint little town about 60 miles northwest of Cusco. Originally I was somewhat irritated that we even had to visit this part of the Sacred Valley Posted by RTMM in Where Are We Going | Aug 8, 2009
  • The Sacred Valley village of Chinchero We were picked up in Cusco by 16-year-old Mayra, who took us on a crammed public bus to her family home in Chinchero - a tiny weaving village overlooking the Sacred Valley. She showed us to our simple room in Posted by Ross-Lori in Ross & Lori | Aug 9, 2009
  • Oh man what a start... Ok I am officially in Lima Peru and Thom and I are safe so let's just put that out on the table. However it has not been the best journey so far. Let's see....I think I will never fly Posted by Kelly Rose in Here, There and Everywhere | Aug 9, 2009
  • The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu It was an uncomfortable and sleepless night's bus journey to Cusco, but despite being in a tired and grumpy mood (Ross!) we couldn't help but love the city. Our hostel was in the San Blas artesan's quarter on a lovely Posted by Ross-Lori in Ross & Lori | Aug 8, 2009
  • Aangekomen in Peru Goed in peru aangekomen. Lang maar gezellig in de luchthaven gezeten, waar ze gelukkig hun bejaarden met respect weten te behandelen: let op de oranje plakker, er staat "excess bagage" op :P Posted by oiio in Didier ziet de wereld | Aug 6, 2009
  • Altitude Is Not Always A Good Thing by: Ryan We left Colca Canyon about seven days ago and went back to Arequipa for two days. From there we traveled on a bus for seven hours to the city of Puno, Peru. Puno is located on the shores of Posted by RTMM in Where Are We Going | Aug 6, 2009
  • Peru....the northern part To cross to Peru I decided to take a less travelled path and get off the beaten path for a little while. My plan was to eventually end up in Huancabamba which is famous with the Peruvians for their shamens, Posted by dancordner in South American Adventures | Jul 17, 2009
  • My corny obsession I'm not sure why, but I have this inexplicable obsession with CORN. Simple. Plain. Boiled. Sweet. I think the Peruvian people share this love with me. Beautiful corn at the floating i Posted by Patnessa in What a wonderful world... | Aug 4, 2009
  • A dose of Peruvian reality During our travels through Peru, we saw many beautiful parts of the country, the natural wonders like Lake Titicaca and the Sacred Valley, and fantastic man-made cities like Machu Picchu and Ollantaytambo. Everyday was like a lesson in history and Posted by Patnessa in What a wonderful world... | Aug 4, 2009
  • Is This It? After quite a good sleep, despite having the most lumpy pathetic pillows we’ve ever seen in our lives (they should’ve been thrown away years ago and we had to use our sleeping bags to get any sort of support), we Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Aug 3, 2009
  • Save The Best To Last Enjoying our last amazing breakfast at the Casa Andina Hotel in Nazca, having had a brilliant relaxing time here, [img=http Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Aug 2, 2009
  • Lima Having arrived at Lima at 6.30 pm after a grueling 36 hours without sleep, highlights of the Plane journey included getting slightly lost in Madrid Airport when we were trying to find our gate and Sam spilling wine all over Posted by E-J in Sam and E-J's Adventure | Sep 30, 2007
  • Land of the Dead One of the good things about this trip is that it’s thrown up many pleasant surprises along the way, making it much more than just achieving the “must do list” that I talked about yesterday. Well, today was one of Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Aug 1, 2009
  • White Lines Today was a cause for celebration. Not only was it exactly six months to the day since we left the UK at Heathrow Airport. Not only was it our second wedding anniversary. But we finally, with only five days remaining on this trip Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Jul 31, 2009
  • Travellers Rest Our reward today for the sixteen hours of travelling we did yesterday was the luxury of having an entire day free! No sightseeing! No travelling! And more importantly, no stairs, steps, climbing or plant pots to smash! Starting with an amazing Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Jul 30, 2009
  • Peru, Cheaply. Hindsight is 20/20, they say. This past May (2009) we spent 6 nights in the Sacred Valley region of Peru for under $1400 (airfare from Charlotte NC USA included), and it would ha Posted by gearheart in Let's Go Someplace | Aug 2, 2009
  • A couple of memories I have the fondest memories of two things in Lake Titicaca. (1) The blue blue waters of the lake. Surreal. (2) The vibrant kaleidoscope of colours in a straw house on the lake [img= Posted by Patnessa in What a wonderful world... | Aug 2, 2009
  • The People of Peru One of the things I remember most of Peru are its people and the colourful costumes they have.. This girl was a coy little princ Posted by Patnessa in What a wonderful world... | Aug 2, 2009
  • On The Buses At this stage of the trip, on day 180, we should be tucked up in some nice hotel enjoying the last few days of our global circumnavigation. But not us! That’d be boring! So today, we did the longest single days Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Jul 29, 2009
  • Machu Picchu Machu Picchu Well I finished language school and am headed for the jungle again. I stopped in Cusco for a few days with some friends and went to Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu (Quechua: Machu Pi Posted by dhutcheson in Dougs Travels | Aug 1, 2009
  • Taking The Michael Perhaps our first real awareness of Lake Titicaca came from watching the Michael Palin series “Full Circle”. So, having one day here, we were determined to take his lead and visit the floating islands of the Uros and the Yavari Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Jul 28, 2009
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