Orquidea Real Hostal Cusco

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... off and said, **** no poop!<br>The Peruvian bus service was an experience, every time we stopped at a station or even at traffic lights, about 20 people crowded on the bus selling all sorts of **** from chicken dinners to bread rolls to china dolls.<br>Got chatting to a hostel lady at the bus station and decided to give her place a look, the photo´s looked ok and grabbed a taxi with her into town. The place was fine, nice big room with cable and even an ipod speaker unit, which was ...

... the market there was awesome. There were lots of authentic and not so authentic goods on sale.<br><br>In the late afternoon we arrived at Ollantaytambo and took a walking tour of the Inca ruins there - which at a distance is in the shape of a Llama - and enjoyed the view from high up on the terraces.<br><br>We spent the night at Ollantaytambo and at 8am Wednesday morning we left in a mini van to kilometre 82 {so named after the Agus Calientes ...

... As the cloud dispersed and revealed its magic the whole site seemed to blossom, only marred by an ever increasing number of tourists. We went on a trek to the Inka Bridge, a pathway barely a metre wide hugging the sides of the mountain and marveled at how this pathway was constructed. A slip and you were flying for hundreds of metres. Our hands held on tightly to Jody and Niamh.<br><br>For a few hours we trekked around the site before the fatigue of ...

... s). It was rock music but with one guy TOTALLY jammin on various flutes. After the ´Hotel Cali´ incident(s) - I was convinced rock &amp; flute DID NOT go together. But, thanks guys for showing me the light =) Wish I could remember their name...at least 4 of the 5 guys are brothers and we both had a blast! <br><br>Sadly, on Wednesday Giuseppe had to return to Italy ...

... of surprisingly good, inexpensive restaurants.<br><br>The Incas ruled this part of the world from 11th century until its death in the 16th century and Cusco was the capital of the Inca Empire. The indigenous Andean society was based on the village community which was knit by ties of blood to the family and by economic necessity to the land, which was held in common. The Incas conquered huge territories and imposed upon the communities, through ...

... went out the window when I spent four day in Lima breathing in lovely oxygenated air. Sigh. <br><br>I checked into one of the most famous hostel chains on the continent: Loki. It has a certain reputation for being a party hostel with sleep being hard to attain and booze flowing freely at all hours.... Well, it is a little bit like that. It's also, however, in a beautifully restored building (a national monument, no less) and has scaldingly hot showers (ideal for somewhere at 3 ...

... trouver un hotel, chose faite rapidement apres midi repos pour Ju Shabbe ( une belgue qui partage notre periple depuis Ayacuccho) et jerem, perrine et Severine font un tour en ville.<br><br>1 heure plus tard c'est la cata Y A PLEIN DE MOUSTIQUES DE PARTOUT on se fait bouffer.<br>Et la palme d'or est attribuer a: (roulement de tambour) SEVERINE<br><br>vers 5h on se decide a ...

... br>Another brilliant ride through mountain and gorge, up and down though the down only takes us down to 2500 metres. Higher up the bike engine struggles for breath in the thin air.<br>We stop for a drink and a snack in the warm sunshine, everyone passing stops and says hello, in Spanish of course.<br>One last climb and descent and we arrive in Cuzco just as it starts to rain. We find the main Plaza ...

... many more than that....<br><br>However there are lots of things that I will miss as well.<br><br>-being able to walk to get anything I need<br>-some of the people here...some of these families touched my heart and I will never forget their kindness<br>-Puka Rumi<br>-the laid back lifestyle<br>-Cactus<br>-the other volunteers<br>-knowing its raining just by smelling the air<br>-simple pleasures that we take for granted at home but here make everything better...like a hot ...