Hostal Mallqui Cusco
Calle Nueva Alta 444 Cusco, Peru
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Arrival into Peru!
We spent the last few days in Ecuador not doing a huge amount and chilling out a bit as we thought we should recuperate before Peru. We made it back up to Quito and explored some of the old town again which we thought was much nicer the second time around! Sarah climbed to the top of a church tower which has a little ledge for climbing out onto …
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The Sacred Valley and Macchu Picchu
... I unfortunately didnīt get "the shot" that everyone has come to associate Machu Picchu with, but I got a few good ones, and spent several hours wandering though the buildings and terraces in complete awe of the engineering it took to create this amazing place. Macchu Picchu is definitely one of the places in the world that takes your breath away.... you feel a definite spiritual energy being there. Hiking the inca trail, and seeing Machu ...
Cruising In Cusco And Trekking To Machu Picchu
... nice and when we finished eating the man said we could have a free phone call anywhere in the world, to tell our friends and family that we didnīt get sick from eating in a 3rd world country. But it was too early to talk as we got sick the next day! All the tips go towards feeding poor kids in the surrounding villages which is a great cause and worth the tummy ache.
It was a 4.30am start for the first day of the trek. We were picked up from our hostel and when ...
Red Roofs and the Giant Stones of "Sexy Woman"
We took a late night train ride from Aguas Calientes on Saturday night that featured an Alpaca fashion show (I kid you not) that had us laughing for the first 10 minutes of it. We ended up at our final destination, Cusco, late and arrived at yet another amazing "hotel" named Rumi Punku. I hesitate to call these hotels because they are not just a room to sleep in. This one had unbelievable open air courtyards and fountains and you feel more like you're staying in ...
The Heart of the Incas
In the morning, I left around 6:30AM to catch a cab to Ovalo Miraflores, the closest stop to the Point hostel for combiīs heading to the airport. For some reason, only one Micro passed in the hour I was waiting and it didnīt even pull into the stop. Iīd have to travel with my bags in one of the minivan combiīs. Problem is, most combiīs see the bags and donīt even bother to pick you up because thereīs just no ...



