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Hotel Vilandre Cusco

Av El Sol 910 Cusco, Peru

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The Sacred Valley and Macchu Picchu

A travel blog entry by renee.scarth

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... The islanders will bring fish and other handicrafts that they create out of reeds (bowls, mirrors, frames, and jewelry).
The Sacred Valley was next for us, and starting off from Cusco, we drove through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, so named because of the large numbers of Inca ruins that dot the area. One village we toured was called Pisaq. It was absolutely stunning.. set high up in the hillside of the valley, and with inca terraces ...

Im Lovin Peru!

A travel blog entry by lindsey-canada

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We got up really early and had my first GREAT breakfast!!! There is something to be said about staying at a hotel!! We then caught a cab…. To the WRONG bus station! Thank goodness we arrived early and were able to figure out we were at the wrong place so we had to hop in another cab and we just made it to our tour! There were only about 9 of us on the tour!! It was FABULOUS! The tour lasted 9 hours, ...

Mountain towns and sacred valleys

A travel blog entry by lisaandluke

... know. Save that for the mountains people.  After our first day exploring Cuzco we headed to the Sacred Valley where there are a bunch of ancient Inca ruins. It's called sacred because the big urubamba river runs through the valley, and provided water for crops, animals and of course the incas when they lived there. Therefore it was super important. All around were incredible high mountains covered in small green bushes and grass, and llamas lazed in the sun.  It felt great to be in ...

Sacred Valley, the fortress of the Inca

A travel blog entry by netgull

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... levels make me adopt a slow pace. I spend three hours exploring the zig-zagged slopes, and strolling in rooms separated by big stone walls. Apparently the Incas moved the huge stones after extracting them, by diverting the river flow to lift them up! Every now and then I stop to let the contrasting views of the tiny Ollantaytambo and the huge surrounding mountains to sink in. Often ...

Mountain Tops & Naughty Horses.

A travel blog entry by vanny.d

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... and to a little fountain in the countryside where it is said that the drink from it keeps you forever youthful. There is a barrier so noone can actually drink form it and guards that are on lookout but that didn't stop two people from our group jumping the barrier and then sprinting off back down the track afterward. Our guide had a cap that said cap. He was cool.

Next day woke up to find myself with the worst cold I have had in years i felt terrible. ...

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