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Goodbye Cusco........hello new places
... is much older than the Incans....around 200 BC and they have some interesting structures around the town. For instance, they built aqueduct systems for irrigation by sourcing water underground and directing it for agriculture. That's probably the main reason why town of 35,000 pop is surviving still! The next day I took a flight in nasca to see the famous nasca lines. These lines were made by the nascans in the middle of the desert by removing darker coloured stones ...
Lazy days in Arequipa
... out around 10pm and started of at a bar which had a really bad tribute band but very cheap happy hour, then moved on to a place with a great tribute band which spurred us on to sing along to some Robbie classics, then we finished in a bar called de ja vu where all the back packers seem to head. The wild rover ( the promiscuous chain of hostels that are dotted around Peru and Bolivia) crew turned up and proceeded to entertain us ...
The White City
... visiting the Monasterio de Santa Catalina, a really interesting convent that back in the day was inhabited by rich nuns who had servants and regularly had feasts and parties! In the 1800's they got found out, after 3 centuries of decadence, and were forced to live the life of normal nuns. The monastery is a 20,000square meter city within the city. Definitely was worth a visit.
Afterwards, still feeling a bit sorry for ourselves after yesterdays ...
Condor: terrible gladiator, beautiful bird
Picked up from the hostel early yesterday morning from my Colca Canyon tour. I was the only person from this hostel going so I was glad to see others on the bus. Mostly Brits, some quiet Germans, some loud Americans and a couple of Peruvians. Headed straight up the mountain into the National Park. We drove through a vicuna habitat and were lucky enough to see a small group not too far from us. Vicunas are like smaller, cuter wild alpacas. Not ...
Peru; Machu Picchu & Colca Canyon
... ook bij de tour inbegrepen en is prima verzorgd. 3 gangen lunches en maaltijden. Nog nooit zoveel soep gegeten.
De derde dag gaan we ziplinen (canopy). Aan een tuigje hangen we aan een stalen kabel 150 meter boven de grond en roetschen we naar beneden. Wat is dit leuk! Alsof je door de lucht vliegt, met enorme snelheid via 6 'vluchten' (lijnen) gaan we naar beneden. De ene is langer en hoger, de andere steiler. De kabels zijn tussen de bergen ...
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