Bed & Breakfast de Kike
Calle R Mzq3, Lima
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Private inner garden (patio) Repas de noël Bathroom bedroom

Bed & Breakfast de Kike Lima

Calle R Mzq3 Lima, 39, Peru

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Populating the Pacific Ring of Fire

A travel blog entry by alleifer

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... 8211; the government (The Presidential Palace), the church (the Cathedral and Archbishop’s Palace), and the merchant sector (The Union Club) – all stand opposite one another. Two motifs of Peruvian architecture are seen here – bright colors to offset the sky’s grayness and wood balconies. We get the opportunity to tour the private mansion of the Aliaga family. Built in 1535 by Don Jeronimo de ...

I almost went to Costa alone....

A travel blog entry by brittanyb

... br> Phil comes back. They check our two backpacks, hand us the boarding passes and we RUN to our gate.

Phil turns to me and says, "Well that was one souvenir I did not intend or want to get - a yellow fever shot. It was the only way they would let me leave here."

We made it through security, customs and onto our flight to Panama and then to San Jose, Costa Rica. We both were dying to get to our apartment....


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Annie`s Anecdotes..so far

A travel blog entry by robannie

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... all the inka ruins were great though..and the sand dunes were awesome..

the taxi drivers do not know where they are going,which is novel..well 2 of ours anyway..you show them the address they say oh yes no problemo and a few minutes later they stop the cab leap out and start asking people directions ..very amusing ...and their prices are just approximate..you barter with them.

.the putt putts are hilarious and all the locals use them, along with ...

The First Stop

A travel blog entry by whimsyadventure

5

... you always have dreamt of making it to. The hours of fears, dreaming, research, preparations, just to finally get there. That unknown feeling is part of what I truly love though, being extracted from your comfort zone and being plopped down in a world where you now feel like the minority in this foreign place.

Having just left Vegas to fly to get here, my mind is crowded with the thoughts of how needless and excessive our society can be. With ...

Andes to the desert of Peru

A travel blog entry by cjandtheswede

5

... have found up to 70,000 skeletons.

After our time in Huanchaco we set off for Lima. This was the first city we've come to where there are a lot more tourists; gringo's coming to and from Macchu Picchu and Lake Titicaca. We visited the eerie Catedral de San Francisco which housed these underground crypts of up to 20,000 inhabitants of Lima. There we got to look down these large wells that contained hundreds of ...

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