Hotel Maria Angola Puno
Bolognesi 190 Puno, Peru
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Maria Angola Puno
“Good value for money”
helguth 8 contributions
Norway
Jul 4, 2010
Helpful staff, good beds and clean.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelHotel Maria Angola Puno
Floating Around in Puno, Peru
We are now in Peru! Like all high altitude towns we've been in the sun is blazing during the day and at night it’s freezing. Arriving late at night, with no place to stay is not a problem in Peru. 15 minutes before we arrive at the terminal a lady boards the bus and proceeds to ask all passengers whether or not they have accommodation. Again …
På vei mot Titicacasjøen
Vi reiste fra Cusco tidlig søndag morgen. Foran oss lå 10 timers busstur til Puna ved Titicaca-sjøen (verdens høyest beliggende innsjø) med guide underveis. Vi hadde 5 stopp underveis hvor vi bl.a. var innom landsby med gedigen, flott katedral, og en ny og flott indianer-ruin-by, samt et inka-museum. Bussturen gjennom Andesfjellene bød på masse …
Bus on, bus off
We took the afternoon bus from Copacabana and headed through the border and into Peru. We then wound our way around lake Titicaca to Puno. Puno itself wasn´t much to rave about, but we weren´t staying long.
Our hotel was quite nice and we had dinner in the town at a nice little Peruvian restaurant. Anton had alpaca, which was surprisingly …
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