Hotel Brit'S Huaraz

Jr. Mariscal A. A. Caceres Huaraz, Peru

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Weg van de bewoonde wereld!

A travel blog entry by pattynooijen

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... niet op een hoogte van meer dan 3.000 meter viel dit toch vrij zwaar. Gelukkig droegen de ezels onze kleding, tenten, eten etcetera. Na een korte pauze en het kauwen van wat cocabladeren konden we er weer tegenaan. Al gauw bereikten we een sprookjesachtig landschap. Een valei met bomen met een afbladderende dieprode schors en drassige vennen met verdwaalde, ooit door gletsjes meegesleurde rotsen. Waarschijnklijk het
mooiste landschap dat ik ooit gezien ...

Living in Huaraz.

A travel blog entry by griffs-on-tour

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... but most certainly not noise! It’s also not the prettiest of places having been flattened in an earthquake in 1970 and two major floods caused by glacial moraines giving way in the mountains above it. Given that right above the town 5 huge glacial valleys meet and drain through the town you’d think someone might have thought about moving the town sideways a couple of miles but instead they’ve settled for draining all the ...

When it rains...

A travel blog entry by orioncoh

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... 1497;ת 97; ודמיי 04;תי חודשי 01; ארוכי 01;.
כלום.
בקושי חיבוק. חצי נשיקה ככה, בשביל החרטא. המממ... ...

Day 25 - Chavin; Diamond in the Rough

A travel blog entry by saseau

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... corner was the real Lanzón Stela in all its granite glory. It really felt special seeing it in its original place rather than in a museum. Amazing.

We spent the better part of an afternoon going through the inside of the temple’s labyrinths. Up and down large steps, we felt like little Indian Jones and Lara Crofts respectively. These tunnels were originally meant for leaving offerings to the gods. Today, they are just plain fun to ...

Day 20 – Curvy road to Huaraz

A travel blog entry by saseau

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... sea level, isn't helping us at all.

A short cab ride from the hostel we arrive at the Movil Tours bus stop. Our first step is to ditch our bags and search for a little more to eat before our 8-hour bus ride. We find a restaurant just down the road that makes lunches to go. Quickly grabbing our seats on the bus, we start digging into our first real meal since Subway the night before. Moments down the road, the bus starts serving lunch. ...

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