El Patio de Monterrey Huaraz

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... trek in the Cordillera Blanca then called Santa Cruz. The bus journey aboard the "Toyota Deathtrap" took about 5 hours to get the start of the trek. Everything was going fine until the bus reached the peak of a mountain which was covered in snow. The bus driver and trek guide jumped out of the bus and started frolicking in the snow, taking pictures, and generally acting like they'd never been on a ...

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... not be surprising about what happened on the ride home, we ran over a dog. Ran it over and did not even slow down, culture shock at its best. No one in the taxi knew what to say it was an awkward silence and a quick look at everyone else in the cab and down the road we went. I think for the rest of the ride home everyone cringed at the sight of any animal or small human on the side of the road. We managed to make it home and we were physically unscathed ...

... del nevado Uruashraju (5722 msnm)<br><br>Perú Llama trek. Aventura, ecología, intercambio cultural y<br>arqueología: Este programa formó parte del trayecto de turismo<br>vivencial auspiciado por Promperú. En este ...

... So everyone laughs at him for sleeping and us for not waking him up and asking him and we realize that since there is a strike in Huaraz that their driver sent this other guy from another town to get us. Only the jackass fell asleep right when he got there.<br><br>So as we´re driving off, I´m in the passenger seat, the 3 or 4 people left in town are waving frantically at the front passenger tire and i´m too tired to realize, but it´s completely flat ...

... still protrude and parts of the old town that one could still see. Like on the bus through the towns of Ica and Pisco, I felt guilty for taking pictures. I felt like I was being disrespectful to those who had died, taking pictures like as if what I was seeing just another tourist attraction. I had just taken a picture of the Jesus statue when all of a sudden my camera died on me. The paranoid part of me took it as a sign that I shouldn't have ...

Very interesting ruins (and that's coming from a person who's not a fan of ruins and even skipped Machu Picchu - twice!) of a peoples way before the Inca empire. <br><br>Also lovely hot springs in the shape of bath tubs, mmmmm nice and warm and smelly! <br>