Casa Andina Koricancha Cusco
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Calle San Augustin 371 Cusco, Peru, 84, 51-84-25-2633
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Day 16 Cusco city Well they say that Cusco is a different experience with the city being located at 3500m above sea level and you think to yourself what a bunch of hooey, you know that I have never lived anywhere than sea level that its all in their heads you know how different can it be its still air isn't. The trouble is that there is not enough of it so you have to suck in twice as much and this takes more effort and if you forget to do the right breathing you know you forget and revert ba...
Cusco, Peru blairn99
Day 20 Cusco Well I finally did it, last night after I arrived back in Cusco from Aguas Calientes I did something that I have been talking about for months now. Now I must stress that if you have any furry little pets at home that belong to the vermin family skip to the next paragraph now...............................OK now that they have gone I went to the Andean Grill for dinner and selected from the menu "coy" pronounced "Gooee" which is Guineas Pig. So it came out on a sizzle platter sti...
Cusco, Peru blairn99
Huacachina is built around a small lake in the desert. Called the "oasis of America" The area is marvellous and seeing the sand dunes at first light is an experience in itself. That morning I took a dune buggy and sand boarding trip which is operated by the hostel. This is a must do experience for anyone travelling in this region. The dune buggies are basically a roll cage on wheels with an engine that would put any rev-head in their element. The speed that these vehicles reach is exhilaratin...
Huacachina, Peru brad2512
30/07/2008 - 03/08/2008 We decided we'd had enough of Cusco really so we booked a bus to Ica on the coast and spent the next few days going round the general sites of Cusco, starting with the Church and Convent of La Merced which has a beautiful courtyard surrounded by paintings, and holds the worlds 2nd largest pearl in the shape of a mermaid, which was quite a dissapointing size really! Although I was expecting something huge I guess but never mind aye. We later went for a tour of the Cathe...
Cusco, Peru pbush68
The flight was a pleasant short hop from Lima. The altitude is twice that of Denver, so be prepared for some altitude sickness. The least you will feel is a little head ache. I tried the tea but it didn't seem to do much. It is important to stay hydrated and Gatorade seems the best. It is amazing how people can build on the side of a mountain and the sun was very pleasant.
Cuzco, Peru rschwabe
Back a Cuzco we were able to see more examples of the great Incan empire. Sights like Sacsayhuaman and the Sacred valley were unbelievable. We even spent time at a gigantic open market
Cusco, Peru rschwabeTravel Blogs Nearby
... and needed to be taken down the mountain, this had a huge impact on the majority of the group, we had become so close and supportive of each other, to have one of the gang missing when we were going to reach our highest point left a bitter feeling.<br><br>We set off and the air was very cold, Jenny had told us all to wrap up warm with our layers and my word did we need them, I had a rather fetching pair of long johns on, along with trekking trousers, thermal ...
Ancascocha, Cusco, Peru jamjam
... came to fruition as we ran out of time - blast. <br><br>The trains rides were also spectacular, if a bit strange on the way back as the tracks go through town centres. To avoid mowing folk down on the line, the train constantly toots, and toots and toots. Not exactly peaceful.<br><br>Back to Cusco for the night, and i must say, i really like the place.
Cusco, Peru fruss
... theatre. It was FANTASTIC!! It was a lot like cirque de soleil in teh showmanship (the acrobatics were great, thought not on the same level). It showed a lot of the traditional peruvian dances, but very styelized and made part of a story with costumes and wonderful music and comedy and everything you could hope for. I loved it.<br><br>I´m sure there´s much more to tell, but I think I´m going to wind this up. Tomorrow we´re heading for Machu Pichu!<br><br>xoxoxo Em<br>
Cusco, Peru emza
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Cusco, Cusco, Peru incatrail30
... been taking photos to sit between me and the center. Immediately, I could feel a change in energy. A few minutes later when he moved to sit beside me, also facing the center, I could feel the energy return again. Funny thing is that I was only aware of this energy until it was blocked and then released again. <br><br>The Salt Mines create a vari-colored beige and brown graphic tapestry nestled ...
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