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Pachacutec Avenue s/n - 4th block, Aguas Calientes, Sacred Valley, Peru
Machu Picchu! I got a gigapictures of this ancient ruins. I might not even be able to label them properly. For lunch, I had a taste of guinea pig knowing it was a young roasted pig. But it was very good, savory and mouth watering. Pretty much just like lechon. The young boy in the pic went down with us. we were riding the coaster and he was just...
A travel blog entry from Machu Picchu by hecqs
The tour bus picked us up early morning to catch the train to Aguas Calientes which is at the foot of Machu Picchu. From here, we took a shuttle bus going up to Machu Picchu and spent the night and the day after in here while waiting for the train going back to Cusco. Too bad, I didn't take pictures of the food we ate. Paella is so delicious. We...
A travel blog entry from Aguas Calientes by hecqs
I have just returned from Machu Pichu. Words and pictures from my camera will never be able to describe the majesty of the place. The Inca´s were very smart and skilled. It is 60% restored and 40% original ( that is 60% of what they have found). They think it goes on and on into the jungle and I guess that over time, they will try to restore mor...
A travel blog entry from Aguas Calientes by aplee
Sorry I have not written for a while. We have been very busy. We have worked 10-15 hour days. The sun has been very hot and my nose and top of my head are very burned. I finally got smart and started using sunscreen and a hat. My head hurts so much, I´m sorry I even have hair! The people of these villages are remarkable. They have such very hard...
A travel blog entry from Aguas Calientes by aplee
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