ehuaman

"A world without borders"

Elmer Huamán

30 / Male

Lima, Lima, Peru

About ehuaman

Budding Member | Member since 22nd Jan 07

Citizenship: Peru
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Economist
About ehuaman:

I have not found a purpose of my life yet. However, I have found a way this one does not affect me: travelling. I started to travel 3 years ago. First, I started discovering my country ( I have not finished it yet). After that, I have started to know countries bordering Perú. Then Central America. Now I am planning to visit North America, and next year Europe.

Hobbies:

Read, travel, walk, visit museums, meet new people, new places and new experiences.

Favourite places:

Tikal (Guatemala), Macchupicchu (Perú), Salta (Argentina)

Activity : photos (18) forum (34) guide (0) blog (1) diary (0) trips (0)

Latest Blog Entry

Sacred Valley and Ollantaytambo Fortress

Posted by ehuaman | 19th July 2008

I returned to Cuzco after fourteen years. The first time when I came here, I was looking forward to visit Machupicchu all the time, reading and asking about it, like majority of tourists…I think. In this trip, with more knowledge and more interest in other aspects of the culture Inca, I decided to concentrate first in visiting The Sacred Valley. I don’t know why this place didn´t catch my attention 14 years ago. Maybe due to I lived in Andes in that time, and valleys were familiar to me. Now I live in a big city in the coast.
My plan was the following: first, travel to Urubamba by bus; after that, take other bus to Ollantaytambo. There are two roads to go to Urubamba: by Chinchero and by Pisac. If you want to go by Chinchero, you should take a bus in Grau Street; and if you want to go by Pisac, you should take a bus in Tulumayo Street. Both roads have archeological ruins: Chinchero and Moray (by Chinchero’s road), and Saqsaywaman, Q’enqo, Pukapukara, Tambomachay, Pisac (by Pisac’s r

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