Teatro Inka Hostal Cusco

Inca Trail...!! brilliant!!....great food, great photos, great trekking, great people, amazing scenary and a challenge worth every penny...most people complained about the rainy whether...i thought the rain gave the forest an atmosphere...the look, sound and feel of rain against nature-it was brilliant...

there were 16 people in our group...all great people...a few annoyances along the way but a great bunch of people to hike with for 4 days....

the ruins were ...

... train with a glass roof to give a better view of the valley. The value of this at 6.45pm - half an hour after sunset - was limited however. Nonetheless, we settled in, enjoyed our comlimentary jam tart and drinks... and then it all went weird. One of the train crew burst out of the toilet dressed in supposedly traditional Inca dress - including white woolen balaclava with facial features - and charged up and down the train as music blared. We were exhausted ...

... Christian organization.



WHY ADVENTURE TRAVEL WITH US?

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  With more than thirteen years of experience in the tourism industry.



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  we provide the very best adventure, cultural, ecological and mystical programs.



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  Cusco, Cusco, Peru adventuretrave1

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... who were scared of heights were asked to pair with the guides and medics and the rest were asked to be sensible and to take care, we were all told to keep our distance from each other as one fall could lead to a domino effect. Now I have never been good with heights but over the last year I had challenged myself in preparation for this trip and I thought should I pair off with a guide or just go for it, I decided on the latter.

We headed off and within ...

After a much deserved lie-in it was yet another room change in EL Arcano. This meant that between the four of us we had now stayed in 60% of the rooms in the hostel.

Then the recovery process began. First up- a fry up. Again Iīm afraid it was not a typical Peruvian meal, but the black pudding was so good. Second- massage parlour visit. Three- out on the town in Cusco till the earlish hours. Now if that isnīt in a sports ...

... woman walking up the same hill carrying what looked like her weight in clothes on her back. Although I donīt think I ever got altitude sickness per say I was constantly saying to myself "I got a pain my shest and I canīt breaf" (Please refer to the George Lopez stand up "Why you crying?" to understand this reference). I obviously planned on visiting Maccu Picchu which was a quick train ride from Cusco. This train however costs $130 for a roundtrip ticket. Being the savvy traveler ...

LAN Peru announced on the 1st September that, as of that date, their lowest base rate for flight tickets booked in Peru can no longer be bought for use by non-residents. Any non-resident who tries to board a plane with a base rate ticket will now be charged an additional US$ 178.50 by the airline. Any agency who issues a base rate flight ticket for a non-resident will also be fined, as ...

... dancing, floats, music. Wish I could post pictures. We met a couple from London that has been traveling for the past 10 months! They went all over Asia and now they are finishing their trip with a tour of South America. Pretty neat. After we had seen enough of the parade we went to the market in Cusco. Itīs huge! Row after row of people selling stacks of fruits, vegetables, grains ...

... and not from the alpaca earlier. I was also starting to not feel so well, but I blamed on the greasy fried rice that we just had. On the way back to the hostel that evening, we had to sit on the roadside as we were starting to feel out of sorts. We laughed at the prospect of being ill on our trek to Machu Picchu as the hike was just days away. However, we told ourselves that we were just going to take it easy and from then on just drink a lot of water...