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Av. Elmer Faucett, San isidro, Aeropuerto Jorge Chavez Lima, Peru, 1-711-2000
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Quick Stats: Perú: Population 28,220,000 in 2007 GDP per capita: $7,600 USD (2007 estimate, Source: CIA World Factbook) Year Visited: 2008 Country Order Visited: Number 30, after Mexico (#29) Language Studied: Spanish Exchange Rate: $1 US Dollar = S/. 3.00 Nuevos Soles (translation: New Suns) Friday, October 3, 2008, 4:00PM Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston The take-off from Houston Bush Intercont'l Airport was delayed due to the belated arrival of transferring passengers from Canada and...
Lima, Peru globetrekker
Well we are back in Lima for the last few days of Jim and Maxine´s stay with us. It has been really fun and we are so happy that they came all the way down here to share this experience with us. We spent one night in the posh neighbourhood of Miraflores and did some walking on the beach. Our last night is spent at the Ramada Inn attached to the airport. A very generous christmas present from Dave´s Parents (they are leaving at 4 am so the location is handy for max amounts of sleep). We head o...
Lima, Peru gypsylass
Well, I have to say that Lima is a big big city. There are about nine million people hare and most of the city is very old, and in a constant state of repair. The city seems to need a lot of security, because there are guards and electric fences, and bars on the windows. Very different from Asia! We walked to the beach and looked at the sights there then took a taxi to the heart of Lima to see the Franciscian Catheredral Monasterio de San Francisco. There we took a guided tour through the ent...
Lima, Peru kahootzjohn
Today is our last day in Peru, leaving very early for Panama in the morning. So we walked up the road and found the Huaca Pucalla site. Waited 10 minutes or so for the english tour. It was not too exciting, suppose there's not much they can do with a pile of old stones. Walked back towards the hotel and Franchesca got her wish to have a manicure, no colour though. Then we had lunch and went back to the hotel and packed up our things to leave for the Ramada at the airport. Our flight is at 7 s...
Lima, Lima, Peru sydneyalicat
We set off back to Puno, Peru to pick are backpack's up that we had stashed at a hotel in Puno. We decided to hire a tax to drive us back to the border. The driver spoke very little english, but we saved us 1 1/2 hours of travel time rather than the bus we took to La Paz. The border crossing is low key, I'm sure you could just walk across without a entry visa .. no real check point or anything .. just a gate. As soon as we where on the Peru side another driver asked us if we wanted a taxi to ...
Lima, Peru toddsmoke
After a good night's sleep, we woke up refreshed if not fully rested, (Why do I think this is going to be a pattern for the rest of the trip?) and headed down to the restaurant for a great buffet breakfast. Just what we needed to energize us for the day ahead as we were about to take off for a guided tour of the city of Lima. OMG what a great way to learn about the history and culture of one of the oldest cities in the Western Hemisphere. Our guide was Rocío and our driver was Manuel. Rocío ...
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... for dinner. It was Pando´s - a lot like Nando´s. I ordered a chicken caesar salad. It was so good to have a nice fresh salad. They also had 2 for 1 Pisco sours. We then went to a small bar on the square where we got 3 jugs of beer for $20 sol (US$6.50) then off to a sports bar where they had life sized statues of David Beckham and Maradona. We had a bit of a dance here and got back to the hotel around 1.30am.
Lima, Peru sarah.nicholls
... again. Cat : I now have a vague recollection of drawing a nose and wiskers on my new friends out of blue pool chalk in one of our drinking binges and having a photo shoot. See photo gallery. Ditch : This is what it looks like I've been living in. Dvd room : This is where I spend my hangovers, on beanbags. Egg : For easter, my three new amigos and I had an easter egg hunt in the park across the street. Locals thought we were mad. English : I ...
Lima, Peru marlie
... while away the storm in the relative warmth and dryness of his office. Such a superb display of hospitality! Going up the stairs into his working area, we see that the invitation has been extended to about 10 other locals, all milling about in the waiting room sitting on an assortment of battered Victorian settees. People come in and out of the mayors office every 10 minutes or so, and each new person by ritual does a lap of the waiting room, introducing themselves and shaking hands ...
Lima, Peru barneyandpier
... her not being English. I do not know why they are not keen on us English!!!! I will have to play dumb and let Inara do the talking. One of the reasons that it is difficult travelling out here our Spanish is not all that good. The 2 common factors of everywhere that we have visited so far is that rooms are very expensive for what you get and that no matter where you go there is an overwhelming smell of pee everywhere. Will post pics next time, probably in Argentina.
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