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First (great) taste of Peru
We arrived in Lima quite late the following night and went to our hotel in San Isidro, where we would spend the next 2 nights. We were welcomed with Pisco sours – the national drink of Peru. It was nice and refreshing, but not our favourite drink because it really was very sour. We had a quick (and incredibly delicious) dinner at the hotel …
We arrive in Lima
Our flight arrived right on time, and we were greeted at the airport by a guide from the tour company. It´s the first time I've ever seen my name on a sign held by someone at an airport arrival gate. They took us to our hotel, where we promptly crashed. We´re staying in the Plaza del Bosque, which is in the San Isidro district, which is an upscale …
Last night in Lima and SurvIval Skills for Girls
So this is my last night in Lima before I go to Easter Island, so here is the sunset. Although the emergency credit card arrived, tomorrow is Saturday so I can't get cash out, so I've set myself a survivalist task, sort of in the manner of Bear Grylls if he was a great big girl: I have a 100 soles (£24) and 24 hours to go and I have to eat, sight see and buy another present. So, first stop a supermarket: I buy fizzy water, cheese, olives and dried fruit ...
Peru
... a scattering of plain housing.
We left Cuzco in the morning and spent the day touring the sacred valley on our way to Ollantaytambo. We first stopped in Chinchero to experience a re-enacted Pachamama (mother earth) offering by some indigenous women. It was an interesting experience, but a little hollow and you would have to use your imagination for it to feel like anything particularly authentic or profound. However, the setting was nice (despite the ...
Plaza de Armas
Today we went to check out the city. First we went to San Francisco, a big colonial church and monastery which I think was built sometime in the 17th century. Its one of the few churches which survived the big earthquake which hit the area in 1687. It has a library, lots religious art, and catacombs underneath with stacks and stacks of bones. Next we walked around the Plaza de Armas (the main square). Surrounding it is the ...
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