Royal Inca Pisac
Carretera Picas Ruinas s/n Pisac, Sacred Valley, Peru
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A Cusco - 5.300 km
Até a noite anterior nao sabia se iria pelo litoral , direto pela Panamericana ou até Cusco e M. Picchu, onde havia estado havia 20 anos. Decidi-me ir a Cusco. Despedi'me de Hans, Zente e Nathalie. Pé na estrada.Saída pelo Aeroporto, caminho meio feio a rodovia de acesso nao é das melhores. O melhor da viagem foi o Lago até Juliaca. Muito bonito, …
Pisac and its Inca citadels are enchanting
The past two days in Pisac has been glorious and fulfilling. The Royal Inca Hotel is comfortable and oh, so quiet, after the hectic two noisy days in Cuzco.
Pisac is based in the Sacred Valley - El Valle Sagrado - about 33 km north of Cuzco.
You enter Pisac via a one-way bridge across the Rio Urubamba. Viewing it at first it …
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... and every once in a while we see horses. It is stunning and just like that, we enter the Sacred Valley of Peru to the tunes of Madonna and other 80's hits, our driver is taping his fingers on the steering wheel. Ruben takes us to his favorite restaurant where we indulge in "Cuy" (guinea pig in English, Hamster in Swedish), a local specialty. Yes, you heard me right, that cute little fella that we keep as pets in Europe and the US is a delicacy on ...
Mini trip away!
... as the van won't go until its full. That’s all good until we are told to move vans as there was something wrong with the brakes. Considering what comes next i am not reassured!
As soon as we get onto the road out of Cusco i fear for my life. If you recall, we had a similar white knuckle journey from Montenegro through Serbia overnight to Macedonia. This was in daylight but just as bad. Mad bends, wrong side of the road, overtaking on bends - I ...
Visiting the ruins at Pisac
... around the back of the mountain carrying heavy shawls full of children or goods....the small trails and hills are still in use in this area.
We wandered around the complex for an hour or so and then headed back out. We were planning to stop by a couple other ruins on our way back but it turns out the tickets we bought at Pisac didn't cover these sites and we didn't want to spend another $50 each to visit them. So, we enjoyed ...



