Savoy Cusco

... visit the different ruines around<br>the city. So we can do the trail on the 17th of November, totally ready<br>with no hard times due to the altitude.<br><br>The best (and actually<br>the only) way to visit the ruines around Cusco and the Sacred Valley is<br>with a tourist card. This card gives you entrance for 16 different<br>museums and ruines. Once we had the card, we first visited the museums.<br>These were quit different, about the history of Cusco, archeological<br ...

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... Jouw tijd komt nog wel´. Ook dit is een wijsheid met een kern van waarheid. <br><br> We hadden een vrije dag in Puno, een touristische stad die bekend is geworden door haar drijvende huizen. Voor iedereen die er heen wil gaan, niet doen. Het is tegenwoordig een disney sprookje wat nergen op slaat. Verder zijn er Tuk Tuk fietsen en het treinstation naar Cusco, maar verder is het helemaal niks. Hier heb ik mij een dag ...

... really is all go in Cusco! Soon enough we were hungry again for some lunch, and continuing with the British theme we headed to another recommended restaurant, the Real Mccoy, where we both had a roast lunch with all the trimmings (including a full pot of caulifour cheese), this was turning into the greatest day of our lives!<br><br>That evening we had our meeting about the trek which we would be starting on Monday ...

... with a bag full of energetic, life enhancing wonders.<br><br>And what trip to the Peruvian hub would be complete without the hunt for Guinea Pig (Cuy), a local delicacy that comes complete with head and teeth intact, all staring gleefully at you from the other side of the plate with the last moments of its life forever bound across it´s cheeks. We bounced from restaurant to restaurant comparing prices and ways of serving, ranging from Guinea Pig Pizza ...

... br> To make this tour is to taste the essence of a real meeting with the local people and an amazing contact with the natural environment of every place where our guide will lead you.<br>This tours offer everyone the chance to discover Paracas and Ballestas Islands, the most popular adventure sport of the desert as known ...

... inca es una de las excursiones de aventura más populares en Perú.<br>Perú es una experiencia única en la vida que muy pocas personas llegan a conocer. Motivación, amor y respeto por una naturaleza mística. Pasión por la historia ancestral y espíritu aventurero. Perú es simplemente maravilloso. Tanto su gente como sus coloridas ...

... to Mum's brilliant organisation we went with a group that seemed to keep us ahead of the crowds most of the way, so the warnings of walking with hundreds proved to be false. It was hard work in places, and one day pretty miserable with persistant rain, but the number of beautifully positioned Inca ruins on the way before Machu Picchu, the wildlife and variety of walking was a real surprise. Machu Picchu itself was the only place with crowds and it ...

... the city of Cuzco could be seen as well as the Urubamba river. Those tiny little houses became bigger and bigger, the valleys in between the Andes, clearer and greener. I was finally arriving in Cuzco, in the city built up 11,000 feet above sea level waaaaay up in the Andes, in the city where 400,000 people lived, in the city with a reputation of having the most muggins in Peru! Waiiiiiit, what was I ...

... views beautiful, but also I felt better knowing that the hiking would be mostly downhill or on level ground from then on. Brenda had remembered how I had fared at the Colca Canyon trek and nicknamed me Diesel &#8211; slow start, but quick finish. I liked that. The highest point is marked by a pile of stones, known as 'Apacheta&#8217; by the locals. It grows daily as each traveller adds his or her pebble to thank Pachamama (Mother Earth) for a ...