Andenes De Saphi Cusco

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Calle Saphi 848 Cusco, Peru, 84-227561

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Cusco and Machu Pichu

Our massive yellow bus rolled into the city of Cusco late on 25th April. Our bus wasnīt allowed on the cobbled streets so we transfered into a van at a service station. Arriving at our hostal, I noticed a row of stalls on the street selling hamburgers for 3 sol each (about NZ$1.50). They were also known as the cholera carts, but luckily not to us as they were great for a midnight snack without any bad consequences, unlike some others in our group who unfortunately were not seen for days at a ...

Cusco, Peru fact
Machu Pichu and more

OMG, This is some of the most unbelieveable scenery I have ever seen!!!!!!! The valley floors are at about 7 to 10 thousand feet. The mountains rise from there to about 20 thousand feet. The inca people built these cities complete with ag areas on the tops and sides of these mountains, they brought all of the dirt and plants up from the valley to plant in the ag areas. I am amazed by the amount of undertanding they had for their place on earth. They knew they were 13 degrees south of the equa...

Cusco, Peru kahootzjohn
Motorcycle to Ruins

OK, We had an e-ticket ride on motorcycles today, saw the ruins at Ollentantambo, Maras and Morey. The most fun of the trip so far has been the day we had today..We headed out on dual purpose bikes to the ruins, we put about 100 miles on the bikes, mine ran like **** but I persevered. We went on dirt roads mountain roads, paved and dirt, gravel and all kinds in between. The sights continually amaze me, how any civilization could have built anything like these are way beyond me with their tech...

Cusco, Peru kahootzjohn
Puno, Laki Titicaca and Cusco

In grade 5, I had a teacher who taught me all about this lake called Titicaca that to this day makes me laugh when I say it out loud. Sure enough we found ourselves leaving the town of Puno at 6:45am to get on a boat and tour this lake. When we pulled into Puno there is a small view of this gargantuan lake and Benīs reaction to it was, "Sheri I hope you are not too disappointed". I just said to him, Ben wait and see...So we took off and a half an hour later we were on a floating island with t...

Cusco, Peru missbling
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Cusco Dia 1!

... street though so that´s something to fall back on!<br><br>We are all looking forward to the Inca Trail on Sunday although still 2 full days to go until then. Most of us felt the altitude a little when we first arrived with light-headedness and being out of breath a bit so it´s a good job we arrived a few days early to acclimatise.<br><br>Got loads of good photo´s which we will upload when we get a chance and the locals very friendly and ...

Cusco, Peru tmandaaron
a whole buncha nothing

... it a ¨museum¨is a bit of a stretch. Not really pic worthy.<br><br>Wednesday, Museo Inka - that was actually really interesting. Lots of pottery, paintings and some mummies (children &amp; adult) posed with traditional Inka stuff. Not allowed to take pics.<br><br>Thursday, Compania de Jesus - the other church in the main Plaza. All this time, I had the names backwards (Cathedral is the other one). One area where pics were allowed - in the upper ...

Cusco, Cusco, Peru lasondra
Estoy aprendando espanol

... developing a taste for. At this restuaraunt, it comes in glasses that have the diameter roughly of my head. Very impressive, you have to use two hands to pick them up. Chicha is only mildly alcholic, but they assured me that if you drink of few of these giant glasses, you can indeed feel it.<br>On Sunday, we made plans to go to a concert with Manuel, who is a musician and a light and sound technician. We met him and climbed up the steep hill on the edge of ...

Cusco, Peru emza
changes

... feel vulnerable and often a tear or two come to my eyes.<br><br>I can&#8217;t believe that my life has so drastically changed in the last three months. I have changed physically, mentally, and emotionally. I am now in a place that I could never have imagined being in. It&#8217;s pretty intense to think that three months in a different country with new people could change someone so much. In some ways I&#8217;m a little weary to come back as I am coming back a ...

Ollantaytambo, Sacred Valley, Peru mbeauchamp
A day full of smiles! Potato Park and Pisac

... I had read about the over 140 energy hotspots in the Sacred Valley and I wanted to experiment to see if I could sense them with these dowsing rods. After Moray, I was thinking that there really is something to these hotspots. David, our guide, had suggested that we try them out at the Sun Temple. I did a short meditation and then gave the dowsing rods a try. Nothing happened. David gave it a try ...

Pisac, Sacred Valley, Peru journeyer
From Lima to the Sacred Valley

... was rapidly approaching so Edgar called to let them know we were on our way. Even though we got there just as they should have been shutting down the food appeared fresh by buffet standards and they even added to the soup while we were looking things over. Edgar took us around the buffet and he and the chef(?) explained what each item was. After my experience in Lima it was nice to be informed which items were safe for me to eat and which I should avoid. The food was excellent and we were ...

Yucay, Cusco, Peru sjl901
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