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Last leg in Lima
So we have made our way up the coast from Arequipa since our last update and there have been even more trials and tribulations to report. Firstly, arriving in Arequipa after a lovely flight with LAN from Cusco, Amber realises she is now without her beloved camera and subsequently all snaps of Machu Picchu... AAARRGH!!! Turns out it fell out of her …
Destination 2: Peru
Hey folks, we've left Rio and on to our second port of call, Lima. Only here for 2 days 'cos we start the Machu Picchu tour tomorrow - really looking forward to it! So, our last night in Rio was one of the best! We spent the whole day strolling round and then went up Sugarloaf mountain, where you just get the most amazing views of the most amazing …
D'un pays a l'autre...( 1 )
Carte d'identité du Pérou - Population : 28 millions d'habitants - Capitale : Lima, environ 9 millions d'habitants (soit 1/3 de la population peruvienne), altitude 0m. - Monnaie : Nuevo Sol soit 1 Sole = 0.3 dollars americains ou equatoriens ! - 50% des péruviens vivent dans la pauvreté Lundi 12, nous étions toujours a Loja, dans les Andes …
Indiana Hannah and the Temple of Dunes
Trujillo is a lovely surprise. Such a Moorish place. The main square is the most colourful I have seen, all four sides have mainly one storey buildings, coloured stucco and adorned by oversized doorways and elaborate white barred windows that look like Tunisian birdcages. The monument to Independence in the centre of the square is also unusual in …
The Huacas
I booked a tour through the hotel to the Huacas de la Luna Y Sol -Temples of the Moon and Sun. These truncated adobe pyramids were built by the Pre- Incan Moche culture between 0 and 600 AD. The Huaca del Sol is the largest adobe pyramid in the Americas and although still …