Paredones Inn Hotel Nasca
Jr. Lima 660 Nasca, Peru
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Colca Canyon, Puno and Nasca
We´ve had a brilliant, if exhausting, last couple of weeks.
After leaving the jungle and Puerto Maldonado we travelled back to Cusco then onto Puno where we were able to visit Lake Titicaca with the floating islands and an island called Taquile which was lovely (although two island rules were broken; taking photos …
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Ninja's in Nazca
... BIRDS!!!!!! MILLIONS OF THEM!!!!
Then it was onto Pisco.......Pisco Pisco Pisco! An appropriate name for a type of brandy that gets you nicely ****** - not appropriate for a shitload of girls that had been in the sun all morning and were hot and hungry..thanks to Ronaldo (AKA Fernando) and his horrible lethal tasting shots...this was all before 11am and in ...
The Nasca Lines, Sort Of
... and New Year period well in advance and at huge expense. We had a comfortable one and half hour connection time in Nasca.
As we boarded our one hour late running bus from Paracas I alerted the ayudante (steward) to our connection. Unfortunately she was not employee of the year. She declared that she would go and tell the driver to drive faster and not to worry we should make it anyway. As we crawled along it became clear ...
The road to Nazca
... around 10. We then got ready and headed out to lunch. Nazca is another desert town so it very dusty and hot. We think it's a little like puerto Maldonado but no everyone has a motor bike and everyone is very friendly and happy. I instantly like Nazca I think that also has a lot to do with it being super hot and a refreshing break from the rain and storms of Cusco. We found a restaurant and Craig tried some local cuisine of yellow mash with chicken and avocado, I had a ...
Draw a line in the sand...
Nazca
Friday 9th December
We were getting used to arriving at bus stations early in the morning, but this time was different for two reasons; one, we had slept quite well as we were rocking the full cama class by Cruz del Sur (best busses yet!) and two, we weren't heading to a hostel straight away, in fact we had no plans to stay in Nazca at all. We had come here for one thing only and that was to see the famous Nazca Lines. While ...


