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Aguas Calientes, Sillustani
After spending 3 days in Aguas Calientes and exploring Machu Pichu, we left and took the train back to Cusco. We over nighted at the Hotel Ruinas and left the next day by bus to the Road of Wiracocha continuing to Sillustani, the pre-Incan Initiation temple on the Mysterious Lake Umayo and Lake Titicaca. According to locals, this is a navigation …
More than the gateway to Machu Picchu
Date: 14 & 15 Oct, Cusco
Arrived in Cusco after buying new tickets in La Paz – hope the travel insurance works!
However we couldn't get away without another hiccup – at check in we were told to board through gate 2. Arrived at the gate 30 mins ahead of time and gate is closed with no-one around. Flight status …
Journey to Cusco and City tour
We decided to put two days into this post. We left Puno at 6am on the Inka Express. This is a bus that runs between Puno and Cusco that takes about 9 hrs but stops at several places along the route to see the sites. It is actually really fun and the stops make the journey go fast. It was made even better by our guide who was really …
Visit to Sacred Valley
Today we headed out to the Sacred Valley. The valley is about 90 minutes from Cusco by bus. This is where much of the agricultural activities take place. It was a full day and we left Cusco at around 8am. Our first stop was an Inka site called Pisac.
Pisac was located about 500 m or so above the valley floor. This is where we saw our …
Visit to Machu Pichu
Another 5am wake-up to start our trip to Machu Pichu. Touring Peru like this can be tiring and next time we definitely need to schedule a few rest days in between the sites. We ended going back through the sacred valley to get to the Peru Rail site in Ollantaytambo (Which we had visited the day before). From there we took the Peru Rail (Vista Dome …
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Kitchenette
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Ruinas Cusco
“A fabulous hotel at excellent rates!”
Reviewed Oct 14, 2010
Our original hotel wasn't all that good, so we changed to the Hotel Ruinas on arrival. Really can't praise it highly enough. It is a small place, located about 100m off the Plaza de Armas. That makes it easy to get to and from, but quiet!
It is very well kept, with comfortable beds (queen) and spacious rooms. Breakfast was simple but tasty.
Thoroughly recommended!
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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