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Hosteria Rumichaca Cusco

Camino Antiguo Inca, Cuzco Cusco, Peru

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Rising up!

A travel blog entry by orioncoh

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... 1511; אתמול ברח לי האוהל..
יש לכם אולי 7$ בכדי שאוכל למצוא אותו? תודה חבר'ס. יאללה סגור. נתחיל ...

The Inca Trail!

A travel blog entry by jacqui-and-john

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... br> We were awoken with a cup of hot chocolate at 3:15am, quickly hurried out of our tents and into a queue to wait for an hour and a half for the national park to open so that we could be first to arrive at the Sun Gate. In the fashion of the winter sale rush we dashed over the pathways and up the steep stairs in a desperate attempt to get to Machu Picchu before the hoards of other tourists, most arriving by bus from the local town. As we climbed the final few steps, we reached ...

In The Footsteps of the Ancients

A travel blog entry by timbersfun

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... El Sol we arrive at the Monument to Pachakuteq. This monument was built in 1991, and is 22m high with a 34m bronze effigy of the Inca King Pachakuteq.
Super views of Cusco from the top.


Lunch is a great sandwich made with real bread ('real' meaning the same as we get back home) in a nice little place on Plaza Kusipata called Panam. ......with real coffee as well.


All is good after a awesome visit. We are ready for the night bus to Arequipa.........
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We are back!!!!

A travel blog entry by irishandmonkey

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... and we go out for chicken soup before I crawl back into bed! Terrible. Never again. Now where have I heard that before?

I went back to Spanish School on the Monday but I don’t think I’m doing as well as i should be. The verbs and tenses confuse me and the more I try and get it wrong when speaking to people, the less I want to talk. Its been 14 years since I studied it at school and that was the Spanish Spanish. This is Casteliano Spanish. Hmmm. I feel like ...

Take it slow, catch your breath...

A travel blog entry by nate-n-amy

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... hats and paintings. Apparently all artists were named Pablo Picasso and we met a big one and small one. We opted for a couple of cool purchases and went on our merry way.

We headed back to the hotel to regroup and plan the next days' activities, as this would be our base for a couple days as we settled into the altitude. Coca tea, locally considered a remedy for altitude sickness, quickly became a very good friend ...

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