Ruinas Hotel Cusco

... br><br>Our first<br>day in Cusco was really ease down and quiet. Our first impression of<br>the city was that it has some simularities of Italy, narrow streets en<br>meditarenean houses. The second what was really noticable were the many<br>people who wanted you to have massages or tattoo´s. We couldn´t walk<br>for 10 m without being questioned if we really didn´t want a<br>massage.... NO GRACIAS!<br>The first things we have done in the city,<br>is searching for ...

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... a myriad rainbow of hats, scarves, llama wool jumpers and wooden shamanic artefacts.<br><br>In one little alleyway, I came across a sign that read "we sell San Pedro here" I was seriously tempted but didn´t fancy poising myself into a tripped out mess just days before the Macchu Pichu trek. Maybe save that one for later. hahaha. Another sign that made me laugh was advertising a tripping and cleansing session involving the highly hallucinogenic ...

... in the wall of a barn with a bottle of beer on a shelf. This is amazing also and soon we have drank them out of all their beer whilst sitting around a camp fire telling awful jokes. We all smile to ourselves when we realise the smoke from our fire is being blown over to one of the fancy lodges across the valley as they have all the clean laundry out drying. <br><br>It is around this camp fire when we really get to know our Canadian friends, a little too well at ...

lever plutot tard (lol), 6h30, ptit dej et nous partons pour achter billet de bus pour puno demain soir.<br>aprem, cool, taxi et direction les differetns ruines autour de cusco dont saqsahuaman, super joli mais linteret reste difficle sans guide.<br>retour sur cusco a ...

... is a bus to the site.<br>There are Inca ruins all over the place but we are saving ourselves for the big one!<br>I sit in the wrecked (or maybe remodeled) square and write up my diary watching the sun set behind the mountains. It will soon start to get cold.<br>We go to a cafe for a coffee and the waiter is lighting his wood burning pizza oven in the old Inca way using a bamboo blow pipe. Unfortunately he smokes out the whole restaurant. <br>

... Ferro Solume, about 20 minutes walk from where we live. Ian found out he will be going to the jungle on Wednesday... apparently theres a monkey named snuggles with beans and rice served at every meal. <br>Laura and I also signed up for some Spanish lessons, we pretty much knew our Spanish was just about nil, so we skipped the placement exam and just went for ...

... have allowed me to adventure myself around Cuzco. This will have wait on day 5 instead. <br><br> By 5:00am, everyone had boarded the plane and off it went down the runway. We were back in business, we were back up in the sky hoping this time to make it to destination. Up in the air, I kept thinking about Cuzco and what would happen once we land and the airplane's doors opens. Will I be able to ...

... sure that no one was going to come in our direction when doing our business. After dinner, everyone went to sleep, each given a plastic bottle with hot water to heat up our sleeping bags as we slept. <br><br>On the second day we were woken up at 5:30. There was already light and as we went outside of our tents, we greeted to the most beautiful sight of high snow-covered mountains. The horses roamed free in the field underneath the mountains ...