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Hostal Cesar'S Trujillo

Av. V.R. Haya de la Torre N0 237, Distrito de Moche Trujillo, Peru

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Rollercoaster Week One

A travel blog entry by katrinawm

... normally build 2.5kW turbines for the communities) most of the discussions about the design are in Spanish so I can´t contribute contribute too much yet.

Trujillo isn´t that different to what you´d expect as a city in South America. One thing that takes getting used to is the constant blare of car horns on the street which has been adopted both as a consequence of the chaotic driving style here and to get the attention of ...

TRES LUGARES EN UNO

A travel blog entry by timbersfun

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... Tru-Hillio) is the third largest city in Peru. The ones ahead are Lima, the capital, and Arequipa.
Here was home to two of the essential, ancient Peruvian civilizations, the Moche and Chimu.....not as you may have been expecting, Inca. Whilst magnificent, the Inca period was only 400-500 years long .
The two civilizations, Moche and Chimu, were much earlier and longer and they are the reason that this area holds so much archeological significance. There are many ...

Mààààs de Lima.

A travel blog entry by travelbunnies

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... bumped in to the Monasterio de San Francisco,a beautiful yellow building from the outside. We entered the museum on the left side of the church and waited for a guide to take us around, as individual visits our not allowed. I wasn't really keen on waiting for 15min for the guide, but Natasa convinced me and if i look back now...I'm really happy she did coz it was really worth it! A few minutes later our guide popped up, a small (smurf-size look alike) Peruvian and introduced ...

Lima, the cloudy city

A travel blog entry by drcajunstyle

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... the Madra Patria. Funny story about this statue, when it was commissioned the Spanish sculptor had confused the meanings of flame and llama, both of which have the same spelling in Spanish, so instead of having a crown of flames on her head, she has a llama, hilarious.

After having a good laugh about the llama crown, we headed to another famous landmark on the Plaza San Martin, the ...

4e jour à Lima avec Marion

A travel blog entry by garion

... où on a acheté une énorme tarte au citron meringuée, qu'on a partagée à quatre, sur une table dans la rue. A côté de nous, des gens jouaient aux échecs, en comptant le temps, leur rapidité était impressionnante, je n'avais même pas le temps de voir s'il y avait « échec » qu'ils avaient déjà joué !!

On s'est finalement séparé, je suis resté seul avec Marion. On est allé dans un bar pour tester leur pisco sour, et on s'est rentré à la maison vers 1h du ...