Maria Angola Inn Puno
Bolognesi 190 Puno, ., Peru
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Lake Titicaca
Nach einer angenehmen Busfahrt (Julsa - herrlich viel Platz fuer die Beine) sind wir etwas verspaetet in Puno angekommen...eigentlich wollten wir noch etwas essen, aber um 23.30 waren bereits alle Restaurants geschlossen...so blieb uns nur schnell schlafen zu gehen und den naechsten Morgen abzuwarten, um zwischen die Beisserchen zu kriegen.
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Getting Higher, Getting Colder
After a 7-hour overnight bus ride from Cuzco to Puno (felt like I blinked and we arrived), Emily and I got off the bus at 5AM to some seriously cold temperatures, about 4 degrees, and a chill-to-the-bone rain. We took a tuk-tuk to our hostel and attempted to check-in. Unfortunately the receptionist didnīt speak English and they did not have our reservation on file. I was able to show him our confirmation from hostelbookers.com and by 8AM we had a bed to sleep ...
Mother Balaria´s House
... was not the place to be with a bad stomach
:-(. We travelled to the port on Cyclos and we were all racing with each other. I then brought some food for the family that I would be staying with such as rice, fruit and tinned food.
We boarded the boat and travelled to the well known and very touristy reed islands village called Uros. It was impressive that the Islands and everything on them (Houses, Dragon boats etc) were made from reeds from ...
Puno & Lake Titicaca
... which didn't make the day feel as a long busride.
We arrived in the early evening in Puno. It was the usual hassle at the station, with all the taxi-drivers and travel agents that were trying to get our attention. In the end, one travel agent succeeded to ride along with us in the taxi. She explained her story and tried to sell a day excursion, but we were very sceptical in the beginning. At the hotel she managed to arrange us a nice discount, ...
The Orphan Way of Life
... government.
After a quick tour of the area, we set to work helping to create doors with easy access from the laundry rooms in the houses to the space outside where the laundry is hung to dry. Previously, the mothers would have to walk completely around the house simply to hang the laundry, walk all the way back, and repeat as many times as necessary. So, with hammer and chisel in hand, we set to work knocking down walls, ...



