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Hostal Dona Ines Arica

Manuel Rojas 2864, Chapiquina con Blest Gana Arica, Chile

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Many wonders in a small city

A travel blog entry by chiheb

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I did not stay long in Arica. I went to the archeologic museum out of the city to see more mummies from the chinchorro tribe and more artefacts. I visited the city within a day. There were few things to see, but I had a nice walk by the sea and discovered I could cross the border to Peru taking the train. Then, I wondered what I should do next. It …

Arrrrrica

A travel blog entry by enotromundo

fer die wa gäre welti wisse wies hie so üsxeht giz dische link.

der video isch schlächt und ich hä kei ahnig was di da redent haha, hie giz kei ton. aber der ort isch z vill. meer, frischi ananassaft und der roberto (der hostelbsitzer) der het es rad ab, also wirkli.

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Surf's up!

A travel blog entry by sam_and_jacqui

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... was so fast we didn’t understand a thing. Confused and slightly overwhelmed by the situation we ventured over to a stand that had the word Arequipa on it. Seen as though that was where we were trying to get to we thought it seemed a good bet. As we attempted to get into this tiny little office with our huge bags we got stuck at the door. The owner seemed more than happy to try and do business by shouting to us from outside the office while we struggled to get our ...

The Airport, Amanda and Arica

A travel blog entry by chilenomates

... for the next couple of days picks us up at the airport, takes us to a restaurant near a cemetary, I decline the alpaca stew. Afterwards we visit the Chinchorro museum, I´m not sure these diversions are included in the tour, Amanda must have coerced him, she is very persuasive.

A long drive to Putre, as we climb in altitude my cold worsens and my head gets heavy.







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Frolicking With Llamas

A travel blog entry by cereal4cats

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... was not nearly as fun. Without the llama it became immediately apparent that I was just hiking in the middle of a godforsaken desert. The hike was in the sand, the path was entirely marked by rocks and despite all my adventures in Cusco and Puno, the altitude hit really hard. It was funny how my perception of the area changed so quickly.


Anyway, I had one more stop before leaving the middle of nowhere, and that was Lago Chungara. I was told I could walk there ...

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