Roca Fuerte Hotel Urubamba

Calle Roca Fuerte 245 Urubamba, Sacred Valley, Peru

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The Lost Inca City of Mchu Picchu

A travel blog entry by jonnyscottblair

... br> Christmas Dinner would be Guinea Pig.
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a closing note, Machu Picchu is a special place. It is inspirational.
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I heart MACHU PICCHU

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... br>
decends 1000 steps...

10 baths suggest this may have been a ritual place, a religios centre assosiated with the worship of water.

THE CLEVER LITTLE BUGGERS shaped all the windows perpendicular. This was to out stand earthquakes. Can you believe, they weren´t smart enough to build sit on toilets, but they accounted for earthquakes.

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The Holiday Season

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... begin! We had some couchsurfers stay the night, so we drank with them in the plaza before eating at Pizza Wasi and then hanging out back at our place.

In the morning we went with them to meet their tour van, picked up some ham and cheese and bread for breakfast, and then went back to the house. I’ve been getting sick, so I wanted to rest for a while before heading out again. That night we went to the plaza and made it just in time for ...

Team England conquer Machu Picchu

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... in Cusco.

The bus pulled into the square at 11pm, we were both glad to be back in civilisation again and looking forward to spending a few days feeling healthy in Cusco and resting our weary legs. We were over the moon with the trek, it had a good amount of hiking and time for socialising, the people we were with really made it for us and we were looking forward to meeting up the next evening for a meal and then again in Arequipa, our next destination for Christmas.
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Our journey to the city in the sky!

A travel blog entry by becca_john2011

... including John who hurt his knee and ankle. Some parts of the path were uneven whilst others were very slippy. It was not a nice part of the journey. The miles of jungle mountains next to the path on the other hand were so beautiful. It took us about 3 hours on the Gringo Killer stairs to reach the campsite which is close to the Winaywayna ruins, we luckily arrived as it was going dark. At dinner, Jimmy was telling us that the campsite was haunted by a girl, ...

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