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Inka Hotel Nasca

Calle Fermin del Castillo 269, Nazca Nasca, Peru

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Ninja's in Nazca

A travel blog entry by lozhan

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We awoke to a **** breakfast of just eggs! really not appropriate for poor Han who experienced a bad grape or should i say 20. Tip No. 1... When they say dont buy fruit from the stall on the side of the road... DONT!!! Although i must say its all good gastromical training for her bowel!!!
The early morning boat ride to mini Galapagos (also know as Ballestas Island) was ...

Nazca

A travel blog entry by oniondan

... If you happened to want a giant teddy bear, you will search all day until you happen upon the street where there are 20 different shops selling the same teddy bears in the same way. The chocolate ´scene´ in Peru, like Equador, is dominated by Nestle. This gives you a choice of the same three chocolate bars in every shop. We did spend more money on a giant Cadburys that a bottle of tequilla yesterday. A sign that Im going mad.

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The Nasca Lines, Sort Of

A travel blog entry by weemcd

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The Nasca Lines, Sort Of by Judith

Nasca was an unscheduled stop on our Southern Peru itinerary, courtesy of Cruz del Sur, Peru's leading bus company. For those who have not experienced Cruz del Sur, don't think National Express, think British Airways Club Class.

Our plan had been to go direct from Paracas to Arequipa, although this necessitated changing buses in Nasca. We had purchased all our bus tickets for the ...

The road to Nazca

A travel blog entry by luharris

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... more like being on an aeroplane. To board the bus you get scanned and have to look in a camera for your mugshot. We have got cama seating again as it is and overnight bus so we are sat pretty comfortably watching films and we even have on board wifi. The hostess is due to bring our meals round in a bit unfortunately I won't be able to eat it so more for the human dustbin sat next to me.  December 11 We have had a great day today, arrived at the guest house hostel at 7ish and had a ...

The 2000 year old sandals

A travel blog entry by becca_john2011

... br> Cemetery of Chauchilla: A chilling and spooky cemetery which has deep tombs that contain bones, skulls and mummies. Some of the mummies still had their hair! Janssen was so excited about the sandals which lay next to one the mummies ´Check out the sandals, They are 2000 years old!´. The surrounding area was very open and the wind created tall torpedo's of sand in the distance against the backdrop of mountains.

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