Hospedaje Familiar Gloria
Calle Matara 250 , Cusco
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Hospedaje Familiar Gloria Cusco

Calle Matara 250 Cusco, 84, Peru

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Day 136 - Colca Canyon

A travel blog entry by al_fey

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After a patchy night's sleep we woke up, cold, quickly washed (no hot showers), packed, put on yesterday's wet trousers, hiking socks & boots and walked (squelched) down the steps to have breakfast.

Thankfully most of the other hikers staying here looked as bad as we felt, although we were more than slightly irked to note that other …

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Taxi drivers suck

A travel blog entry by camillalomax

... our backpacks as well as Lauren buyin some more socks, as she lost a pair ith her walking boots. We got back to the hostel in the later afternoon and packed up for the next four days. We onlt had an hour for food, so jumped in a taxi and asked that he take us to the Indian restaurant we saw on the map. Turns out he had no idea where he was going so we had to turn around and go back to the main square, Plaza de Armes. It was pouring down by this point and all we had was a ...

Elevation of 3,400 m (11,200 ft)

A travel blog entry by happy_feet_too

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... on making either a sheeps wool, alpaca or baby alpaca items, whether it be a rug, table runner, dolls or,carrybags. It can take months for some of the items to be made. We learnt about the symbols in the weaving, and what they meant and also watched the final touches being weaved to complete a rug, or bag on the edge, like we use an overlocker, they weave, symbols on the edge, mostly the princess eye.

We also had a ...

The Search for Condors

A travel blog entry by littlefixie

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... again for lunch, however we decided instead to visit the Chivay markets, which turned out to be amazing. Their was so much fresh fruit, and the street food was delicious (although i was extra cautious as i am a magnet for food poisoning).

After this we headed back into Arequipa, we have a free afternoon there, and will fly to Cuzco tomorrow, beginning preparations for the Inca Trail.
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Cusco. Into the Andean mountains

A travel blog entry by mastersimes

... sunshine, making sunscreen a must!

The days passed by quickly, and before we knew it we were leaving for the Inca trail the next morning. 2 American guys, Bryan and Zach, had joined us in our hostel room, and it turned out we were going on the Inca trail in the same group. We had a quiet last night, as we had to get up at 5 am. However, we knew we were staying in Cusco for a couple nights after the Inca trail, so it was not goodbye, only see you soon!
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