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Hotel El Lago Puno

Av. El Sol 865 Puno, Peru

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Where the streets have no name

A travel blog entry by delsar

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Despite the unique circumstances encountered, we enjoyed our time in Cusco. It is a beautiful city, full of interesting architecture, kind people and fascinating history. We stayed in the San Blas neighbourhood, historically a region where artists plied their talent and we spent many hours wandering it's quaint narrow streets.

Much of our …

Inka Express!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A travel blog entry by jlcalgary

Woke up early had some Peruvian breakfast again - I am getting really addicted to it ;) Better than what I usually have back home.

Inka Express bus was pretty clean and new. The seats were very comfortable, it had complementary drinks! There were other companies that does this for cheaper, but since I am on vacation why not do it in style …

Pisco, Arequipa & Puno 21 April - 2 May

A travel blog entry by jpdutchman

Well, I''m really getting lazy with updating the blog now, its been 11 days since my last update and I''ve now left Pisco and am staying in Puno for 2 nights. More on that later. For my week or so in Pisco, we managed to finsh off the kindergarten, each of us painting an emblem from our country so I painted a Leprechaun (what else) which actually …

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“Rock Puma” aka Lake Titicaca

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... just not present in Bolivia. one could say this for most of the countries we have visited on this trip, thus far.

TRUE STORY: here we were siting and discussing the garbage issue with our guide, my face in utter disgust and arms folded to DRIVE HOME where i stood on the subject. the words still hung in the air. AND a kid from the boat in front of us chucks. CHUCKS. an empty Coca Cola bottle into the lake. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! GRRR!

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Lake Titicaca

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... br> Unfortunately what I had heard about it being incredibly commercial was true and there was a lot of pressure to buy stuff. I had paid 45 soles for my tour so thought it would be better for islanders to get a cut of that or charge a small landing fee rather than hassle me to buy rubbish. Aside from the sales push, the island was interesting and it was bizarre walking on a spongy surface. We also ate some of the reed which actually tasted ok- quite ...

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