Flying Dog Hostel Cusco
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Cuzco, retrouvaille avec Thierry et Machu Pichu!
Après ce petit voyage bien sympathique depuis Quito qui restera pour nous le symbole absolu de notre capacité physique à résister aux odeurs d'urine sur des routes en lacets, notre capacité à utiliser les toilettes du bus pendant que le chauffeur s'amuse à rouler à contre sens et à braquer aux derniers moments pour éviter le camion benne ou le …
Christmas & New Year Cuzco style
Our stay in Cuzco consisted mainly of eating at the fab western style restaurants and cafes and shopping, spiced up with Xmas and NY celebrations and another parasite and another trip to the doctor for me (Em).
Cuzco is a charming city with a lovely plaza and loads of original inca stonework and little alleyways, of course lots of …
Friends, Food and Fevers
After five weeks of twenty-plus hour bus rides in Argentina we thought the ten to fifteen hour trips in Peru would be smooth and easy. We were wrong. Although, we made sure to ride with only the best companies (Cruz del Sur being our favorite) our bus trip from Arequipa to Cusco was rough. Despite the decent food, somewhat spacious seats, and rowdy …
Cusco / Machu Picchu
Wow. This entry is going to be a big one, so I´m going to let Danae tell part of it with her blog (available on Facebook), which contains far more detail. Photos can be found on Facebook.
(Is it Cusco or Cuzco? Lonely Planet spells it Cuzco, but the city itself spells it Cusco, so I´m going with the latter version!)
We arrived in …
Poor Preparation!
We had to arrive into Cusco a couple of days before the Inca Trail to help with acclimitisation. On the bus from Lima we bumped into our Quilotoa Loop friends, Kylie and Gareth. We met up for dinner that night at an English pub where Michael enjoyed bangers and mash and I tucked into a jacket potato, cheese and beans! There was a pub quiz on too …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsFlying Dog Hostel Cusco
Good place to spend a few days. Beds are nice, breakfast is decent, internet sucks. Travel agent in hostel can book cheap, fun treks and tours to Machu Picchu.
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