Casa Andina Classic - Cusco Catedral
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Damn, it's hard to breathe up here
After a miserable 5 hour flight in the wee hours and a hectic transfer in Lima, during which we learned that American had failed to rebook us appropriately on LAN, we felt like garbage. I had spent the previous day calling the hotel to maintain our reservations even though we were a day late. They mercifully did so, and our room was ready for us to …
Getting out of dodge
Fortunately, on Monday, we are able to reserve seats on the train to Machu Picchu for tomorrow and arrange hotel accommodations in Aguas Calientes through SAS Travel. Could we have done it on our own? Sure, but at such a last minute, I was relieved to let an agency handle the details. By this afternoon, we felt well enough to stretch our legs. We …
Peru Support Group Visit
An old friend, Gaby, recently visited us in Cusco. Gaby works for the NGO Peru Support Group (PSG) and she has written our blog this week to tell you all about what she was up to whilst here in Peru.
I spent five years working for a British travel company as a tour leader. As most of my time was spent in South America, I became …
Cusco
On Friday we had a lovely day - the four of us set out in the morning and visited the Qoricancha Museum, an Inca Museum where we saw lots of interesting artefacts. Qoricancha is an old temple complex which the Spanish basically built a Catholic Cathedral over the top of - so lots of the buildings inside are still intact. So the tour of the museum …
Ausangate
Ausangate TrekKING
Ausangate is one of the most exciting and challenging trails in Southern Peru, also an important mountain god for the Incas, and is still revered daily by local people.
Seeing very few people on this hike, except for the occasional animal, you will experience something like no other.
The …