Incatambo Hacienda Hotel Cusco

... all kinds of different art and a danceshow (folk). All the<br>museums were small. On the way for the museums, we saw a strike of<br>farmers, who were claiming for more money all over the city...you see<br>it´s not only in Belgium they are striking ;-). Many of other<br>travellers told us about several blockages on the road due to strikes,<br>but up until now we haven´t had any problem. We hope it stays like<br>that, but we know that someday it can happen to us as ...

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... Baked Guinea Pig, to Grilled Guinea Pig. Opting for the oven baked variety we ordered our pet friend from the local slaughterhouse to be eaten the next day at lunch. 2;30 on the dot. <br><br>The next day came and i was nervously looking forward to our delight. My initial reaction was to take a picture of it, ticking the "I ate guinea pig" box from the list of things to cover off in South America. Seriously though, how the f**k do you go about eating a ...

... like snowboard) and Sand Buggy, the enigmatic and mysterious figures and lines dated from the Nazca Culture, Arequipa is considerate the most nicer and colonial city of Peru Vacations, the Colca Canyon is known as the second deepest canyon in the world, the highest navigational Titicaca Lake located on the Altiplano of the Puno ...

... son incomparables. Perú es un viaje de aventura inolvidable. Un lugar como ningún otro en el mundo.<br>Machu Picchu, que en quechua significa &#8220;montaña vieja&#8221;, es un lugar donde se asentó la cultura inca precolombina, a 2.400 metros (7.875 pies) sobre el nivel del mar[1]. Está situado en la cordillera de una montaña, sobre el ...

... still amazing. I think Kate and I had both been secretly worried that it might be a let-down with all the hype it gets but it was stunning. Upon finishing the walk we headed to Aguas Calientes for a celebratory lunch and then decided to hit the thermal baths before our train back to Cusco. Not a wise choice as they turned out to be the dirtiest baths we'd ever seen with some rather nasty things floating in them! The picture should give you an idea....

... here!!! I was finally reaching my destination, starting my adventure. I was on top of cloud 9, I was EXCITED! Wow! But wait, what if I can't breathe coming out of the plane! <br><br>As the plane's tires hit the runway's pavement and the tires squeaking could be heard, everyone on board were clapping their hands. We had made it. The plane had finally landed in Cuzco!! At that moment, the pilot over ...

... trip. I added about 2 or 3 to the pile. After a short rest, Brenda, Marcel and I continued our walk downhill towards Huayracpunku where the porters and the horses were already waiting for us to have lunch. Finally, the others arrived from half hour up to an hour later. <br><br>After we had finished lunch, we continued our hike, but just as the day before, the clouds were growing dark, and then the rain fell down. We all stood under a shelter ...