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At last....the beach!, Punta Sal, Peru travel blog

At last....the beach!

A travel blog entry by nomadic-brands

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... Our day just got 10 times better :) So, here we are, in Punta Sal, which is situated on the northern coast of Peru, between Mancora and Tumbes. A perfect location, because it means that the bus journey across the border into Ecuador will only be a teeny ...

Back to Lima, Lima, Peru travel blog

Back to Lima

A travel blog entry by themurphys

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Easy day walking around Miraflores, including the Indian market with all the wonderful handicrafts from all over Peru. All high standard so lovely to look at with lots of pieces of art and wonderful ceramics. I didnt realise that ceramics was the main ...

Airport Drama, Lima, Peru travel blog

Airport Drama

A travel blog entry by andrewy

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Hi Everybody,      No I didnīt vanish off the face of earth but I have arrived in Lima, Peru safe and sound.  Being able to get here is another story a touch of luck I guess.      I flight from LAX to ...

Lares Day 2 - amazing scenery and villagers, Patacancha, Peru travel blog

Lares Day 2 - amazing scenery and villagers

A travel blog entry by emanddave

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... It is initially relatively steep up a hillside where we pass small farms growing potatoes (there are HUNDREDS of varieties of these in Peru makes us look boring), onions, cabbages, etc. They operate a commune like system working on each others farms. We ...

Hurts So Good..., Trujillo, Peru travel blog

Hurts So Good...

A travel blog entry by stevefn

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... . I have heard it lots lately on the radio, and also watched the music video several times on TV both in Bolivia and here in Peru. Considering it being a hit from 1982, it has taken a few years to travel down here (maybe it is just well traveled and are ...

3rd Highest Waterfall and ruins again, Chachapoyas to Gocta, Kuelap and Sholon, Peru travel blog

3rd Highest Waterfall and ruins again

A travel blog entry by emanddave

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... Republic of the Congo Gocta, the fifth highest in the world at 771 m (2533 ft), located in the province Chachapoyas, Peru - DONE! Yosemite Falls, arguably the tallest in North America, located in Yosemite National Park, United States - DONE! Niagara ...

The hiking Mecca of Cordillera Blanca, Huaraz, Peru travel blog

The hiking Mecca of Cordillera Blanca

A travel blog entry by dospollos

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... . You can see over 20 snow-capped peaks over 5000 meters, of which the most notable is Huascaran (6,768m), the highest mountain in Peru." And its true :) We spent a few days in Huaraz just chilling (yes we do seem to do rather alot of that)but it ...

Lost in the Amazon Basin, Somewhere in the Amazon, Peru travel blog

Lost in the Amazon Basin

A travel blog entry by hancocjb

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... of this region is an experience unique to this part of the world. I would do it all again in a heartbeat. Kristina returns to Peru tomorrow and will be meeting me here in Iquitos. From here, the two of us and some friends plan on getting a three ...

Mummies, Canyons, and Condors in Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru travel blog

Mummies, Canyons, and Condors in Arequipa

A travel blog entry by rickwastaken

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... I was in a warehouse. I finally got up around noon and headed out to see the city. Arequipa is a town in southern Peru that is known for its strong regional pride and political activism. The people here seem to have more province pride than national ...

Bald dogs and funny biscuits, Iquitos, Peru travel blog

Bald dogs and funny biscuits

A travel blog entry by helene

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... once you've eaten them) and 'English Toffees' which have a picture of a Scots Guard on the front. I'm sad to leave Peru, I really liked it when I was here in the south last year. Peruvian people are friendly, small, and interested in where you're from ...

Salkantay, Aguas Calientes, Peru travel blog

Salkantay

A travel blog entry by you_know_zo

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OK, so it's taken me quite some time to get to a computer capable of uploading my photos, which I thought was pretty important for the blog... so sorry for the delay!!  This is a bit sparse on photos, but there are many more in flickr - see the ...

First Week in Pisco, Pisco, Peru travel blog

First Week in Pisco

A travel blog entry by hancocjb

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Ok, this keyboard is really crap but Ill give this a shot. Getting used to life in a disaster zone takes some time, but we are making good progress. I (John) have spent most of my first week in Pisco and the surrounding areas doing demo work on ...

Altitude and Alcohol - what a mix!, Cusco, Peru travel blog

Altitude and Alcohol - what a mix!

A travel blog entry by alexndean

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Alex: We rounded off a 14 hour bus ride walking around Cusco (3326m above sea level) trying to find a nice place to stay as we will be here for 5 days before heading out on the Inca trail - after about 5 places we were so knackered and out of breath we ...

A March to Picchu, Machu Picchu, Peru travel blog

A March to Picchu

A travel blog entry by travellingtans

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OK, the secret's out. We’re back in Australia. "But your blog says that you’re just about to go to Machu Picchu?" you doth protest. Those of you who have been following this blog know that we were playing a game of catchup with our posts, ...

The Inca Trail (Day Two), Inca Trail, Peru travel blog

The Inca Trail (Day Two)

A travel blog entry by chowie

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I much prefer the name Warmiwanusca to Dead Woman Pass!!! That`s what we were facing today. At a height of about 4200 m, the biggest challenge today involved overcoming the first of three mountain passes on the trail. As a whole, it took our ...

Piura, a Second Chance and Cruz del Swell, Piura, Peru travel blog

Piura, a Second Chance and Cruz del Swell

A travel blog entry by everywhere

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... you do not have the minimum expected of a tourist - at least $20.....I was reading blogs of nasty situations from  Peru/Ecuador/Bolivia and have decided I am paying the big bucks for the buses that are doing something to keep their ...

Lares Trek day 1, Cusco, Peru travel blog

Lares Trek day 1

A travel blog entry by andrewy

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Hi Everyone,      I have no internet access for the last 3 days during my hike now I just arrived a Ollantaytambo and found this cute internet cafe. Let me update you about my hike....      August 4 ...

Lares Trek day 2, Cusco, Peru travel blog

Lares Trek day 2

A travel blog entry by andrewy

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August 5, Day 2 of my trek. After surviving the longest night ever, I woke up around 6 am finding everying around my campsite frozen solid and covered in frost.   Burrrr. That was a cold night. After packing my things away, I walked into the ...

Hiking the Inca Trail, Cusco, Peru travel blog

Hiking the Inca Trail

A travel blog entry by monkeymouse74

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... they were still amazing and I had great satisfaction in eating another Mars bar whilst gazing out across the city. So thats my Peru experience so far. Drinking far too much (no surprises there then), hiking the Inca trail and eating about 10 Mars ...

Farewell Pisco, its been real!, Iquitos, Peru travel blog

Farewell Pisco, its been real!

A travel blog entry by hancocjb

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... and un medio plato, I am brought a whole new massive bowl of soup, which of course I can not eat. Another culinary delight from Peru is he aji, pronounced ackckkckckjjjiii. Like the dahl bath in Nepal, it is different everywhere you go, and they have it ...

The effect of Drugs, Nazca, Peru travel blog

The effect of Drugs

A travel blog entry by shaunduvall

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Tuesday May 3rd 2005 The six hour journey to Nazca turned into 8 hours, so basically spent all day travelling and didnt arrive until dark, in this small town. Went with a tout to an average place, and booked our Nazca lines tour for the following ...

The Machu Picchu trekking saga, Aguas Calientes, Peru travel blog

The Machu Picchu trekking saga

A travel blog entry by orizarska

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... a day of tramping on dirt roads that we share with the occasional car or a horse, however, I am unconvinced trekking is the best Peru has to offer. We arrive at the first camp in a valley surrounded by snow picks and a glacier in the foothills of Sulkanty ...

The deepest canyon in the world...SMASH!!!, Arequipa, Peru travel blog

The deepest canyon in the world...SMASH!!!

A travel blog entry by andrewanderica

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We got a knock on the door at 4.45am as promised (oh god) and we quickly packed up the stuff from the hot springs that had supposed to have been drying over night but we ended up putting still damp clothes in the ruc- sacks god knows what that was going ...

Circumnavigating the lake!, Puno, Lake Titicaca, Peru travel blog

Circumnavigating the lake!

A travel blog entry by emanddave

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... things and left Bolivia a bit sad that we didnt stay longer esp as we wanted to do Copacabana and Isla del Sol. Then walked into Peru and they let us in too. Surely Daves reputation must catch up with him at some point. Manage to get our own minibus ...

Journey's End, Lake Titikaka, Peru travel blog

Journey's End

A travel blog entry by patagonia2peru

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... it would add anything to the sum of human knowledge.) So, suitably weighed, we headed for the Chilean border with Peru; there we spent an inordinate amount of time getting through the bureaucratic process and having our documents stamped more than half a ...

Astronauts and monkeys together again., Nasca, Peru travel blog

Astronauts and monkeys together again.

A travel blog entry by chowie

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After today, I can now check off one more thing I had on my list of "things to do before I die" list. Fly over the Nasca Lines! We woke up early and decided to take a morning flight in case it was too cloudy in the afternoon. Itīs definitely nice ...

Local islands for Local people (or tourists), Uros and Amantani Islands, Peru travel blog

Local islands for Local people (or tourists)

A travel blog entry by emanddave

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Felt a lot better today so went on our way to our 2 day trip. First got a boat with about 25 plus of us out onto the lake in the blazing sunshine. For the first 20 mins or so went through reeds before arriving at the first of the reed islands. ...

Bolivian Bus Breakdowns and a Peruvian En suite, Cusco, Peru travel blog

Bolivian Bus Breakdowns and a Peruvian En suite

A travel blog entry by andrewanderica

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... our stamps, we got stamped out of Bolivia in about 10 minutes after being told to change queue about 4 times. We walked across into Peru and found the queue was hundreds of metres long it was huge. Thankfully in a group of 5 there was plenty to talk ...

Wheres Paddington?, Cusco, Peru travel blog

Wheres Paddington?

A travel blog entry by shaunduvall

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Friday April 15th 2005 Some sleep on the bus, but wake up when we pass through what looks like a horrible town - I think Juliaca - I know its dark, which never gives a good impression, but this city, with its wide streets but narrow road, where the ...

Cuzco and the Now Legendary Machu Picchu March, Cuzco, Peru travel blog

Cuzco and the Now Legendary Machu Picchu March

A travel blog entry by shawnsmith

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... again. It's so great we can get together like this! So what's up? Oh, actually, tell me later, when I'm not paying... So Cuzco, Peru, what to say, what to say? It's got us up in the ol' altitude again, making the mission of a hike up to our hostel ...

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