Hostal Cusi Wasi Cusco
Calle Fierro 584 Cusco, Peru
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Bruce’s Lonely Planet Walking Tour
... getting their photo taken so I had to. Near by were stones with 10 and 11 sides. What amazed me was that the Incas cut their large stone so precisely that no mortar (cement) was needed.
Up the steep but short hill to Plaza San Blas ...
To the Inca's capital: Cusco
The road between Nasca and Cusco is wonderful, we started today at about half-way and the scenary keeps on changing all the time. We started in the desert yesterday, went through high passes, then on to plateaus with vicuñas and then down to wonderful green valleys.
Today the vegetation is getting thicker and thicker as we are driving towards Abancay, the capital city of the province of Apurimac. Leaving this town, ...
I could live in Cusco
... on its grounds, natural rock slides made all the smoother by generations of butt friction, and mysterious caves and tunnels created out of slabs of quarried.
With narrow corridors ripe for discovery, there seemed to be an endless number of things to do. Drinking coca tea and nibbling on coca chocolate and coca cookies at a (coca) café down the street, trekking up and down steps that left us breathless because of the ...
Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley & Lake Titicaca
... slide which had resulted in a massive rock blocking one side of the rd. Judging by the path of destruction it had left behind, this rock must have slid from a serious height. Later in the day on the hike to the sun bridge, there was an area of the path that had been wiped out, probably by the same rock slide. The path showed absolute carnage.
Pretty much on que as the gates to the lost Incan City opened, the rain stopped to leave beautifully saturated colours and the ...
Any sign of Mike Murphy?..
Another mammoth bus journey to Cusco…however the buses in Peru are surprisingly comfortable…we travelled with a company called CIAL who actually had seats we could fit in!! The road wasn't great but we all managed to get some much needed kip!!Cusco was a welcome back to the high altitude that we were glad to leave behind in Quito…so it was back to gasping for breath and random bursts of perspiration!!!
We stayed in the Wild Rover in Cusco which has a rep ...



