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Av. San Martin 700 palcamayo Urubamba, Sacred Valley, 084, Peru
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The Only Way Is Up!
... it seems to create space even when there isn’t any!
Weirdly there was a cave right up on top, which we had to scramble through. It was the safest place I felt for about 5 hours!!
The top achieved (apparently, I couldn’t look...), Liz announced we were going to go see the Gran Caverna, which was some way-away and meant we would be dropping down off the mountain a little, hopefully back in less vertically challenging terrain.
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In search of Macho Pikachu
... had no intention of letting them get in front of us. About 40 minutes later we arrived! Hoorah! The ruins were still a little misty, and unfortunately some lazy Americans had already beaten us and caught the bus from Aguas Calientes but it was still a fantastic experience. Our bodies were aching all over, we hadn´t showered or slept properly for 4 days but it was worth it. It felt amazing to have followed in the footsteps of the Incas with a great bunch of people through some ...
Us Chickas survived the Inca Trail! Boo Yeah!!
... shed...we made it to the summit with a sense of achievement that the hardest part of the Inca Trail was over. That night’s sleep was delicious.
The 3rd day was of pure joy...walking through misty mountain tops...walking above the clouds in the cloud forest...through Inca rock tunnels...down massive inca stone steps and across rivers...this was a day of lush surroundings. Unfortunately being in the front group meant that Loz and I had to wait 3hrs ...
The Holiday Season
... in the fireplace.
Most everyone had arrived by 1, so we poured the wine and enjoyed each other’s company until the food. We were served a plate of rolled turkey, sweet mashed potatoes (made with orange juice…), hot applesauce, and a green bean and beet salad. I wasn’t a huge fan of the mashed potatoes or the salad, and wished they’d let us serve ourselves so it didn’t all go to waste, but the turkey was pretty good. ...
Die Inkas sind wahnsinnig!
Nun war es also soweit. Der Aufstieg nach Machu Picchu stand bevor. Teil 1 war ein eineinhalb stündiger Fußmarsch inkl. 400 Höhenmeter von Agua Calientes (dem Dorf unterhalb Machu Picchus) bis zum Eingang der Städte. Wir hätten auch den Bus für 8 Dollar nehmen können, aber das war uns nicht sportlich genug. 6.30Uhr am Eingang angekommen machten wir uns direkt auf dem Weg zum Huayna Picchu. Das ist der ...


