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Huanchaco - Chan Chan ruins

A travel blog entry by mikeandwendy2

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... bus stop. I was a little leery at first because of the price but when we looked at the rooms, it was fine. The taxi driver was hoping we'd book a tour of Chan Chan with him to take us around but we ended up declining as we wanted an English speaking guide and he spoke very little.

Anyway, we had arrived at about 6:30 a.m. and once we found out where we were going, we took a taxi to the hotel (15 soles). I did not sleep that ...

Sand palaces and sunsets

A travel blog entry by lynnsey

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... heading out of town to Lima, we strolled along the beach and took a peek at the reed canoes that Huanchaco is known for. the body is made of reeds and the bow is stuffed with foam. the coastline was scattered with fisherman in them out for the daily catch. two thumbs up to the fresh fish dinners.

it was only a two night visit but very worthwhile. Jeannine and Adrian, we very much ...

Ruins

A travel blog entry by petemacleod

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... I would have been fine. The site of the city was next to a hill which the Moche saw as being sacred. I kinda fancied climbing but thought that might be a bit taboo. The site itself was great, totally preserved rather than reconstructed and was made up of two towns. One we couldnt visit as it was still being excavated but it was an impressive looking pyramid. Unfortunately I didnt have my camara that day so no pics I´m ...

TRES LUGARES EN UNO

A travel blog entry by timbersfun

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... and what better place than where Presidents dine..... Restauranto Cordano. This is a place of class, except for the couple that slipped out not paying their bill. We have a super ham roll - the ham cut from the bone, the roll, fresh with a crunchy top... I spot something that looks good and order that as well....Sweet potato (surprise) and it was nice.
A visit to the San Francisco Monastery with it’s thousands of skeletons in the basement crypt, all rearranged for ...

Jeszcze troche ruin :)

A travel blog entry by camer

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Jeszcze w Chiclayo napisalem "last-minute" request na CS, a po przyjezdzie mialem juz pozytywna odpowiedz od Abraham'a. Pierwszy wieczor spedzilismy na pogawedkach plus dolaczyla do nas CS-ka z Niemiec - Majke. Nastepnego dnia umowilismy sie na zwiedzanie Huaca de la Luna (Swiatyni Ksiezyca) polozonej niedaleko Trujillo. Dolaczyl do nas host Majke i CS Felipe z Kolumbii. Jako ze stracilem moja lipna legitymacje studencka (wyrobiona ...

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