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Nevado Huandoy Double room Huascaran View From Balcony of Suite

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Lake and Ruins of Keushu, Yungay Huaraz, Peru

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Huascarán National Park, Peru
 

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Lima and Llanganuco...hello Peru!

A travel blog entry by andersontravel

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As I sit down to write this blog, I am in southern Peru and it is hailing like crazy outside. I am bundled in a beanie, scarf, and my fleece jacket and am so cozy! South America has certainly brought on some cooler weather, especially at night, and I am enjoying the change from the hot humidity of Central America and the opportunity to wear this …

Huaraz

A travel blog entry by dimwits

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Huaraz

With the Andes mountains featuring so prominently on this continent it's no surprise we've jumped at every opportunity to explore these vast and varied ranges. In Peru the highest and most spectacular of which is the snowcapped Cordillera Blanco. Running parallel to this range on the coastal side is the Cordillera Negro and nestled …

Vilt og vakkert

A travel blog entry by hegetage

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Da er vi leie av Lima stormetropol, eksos og střy, og vi bestemmer oss for ĺ ta en tur til Huascaran Nasjonalpark og fjellkjeden "Cordillera Blanca". Pĺ vei dit er vi innom Huaraz, en liten fjellandsby rett ved nasjonalparken, og actionhovedstaden i omrĺdet. Her handler det meste om fjellklatring og -bestigning. Selve byen ble nesten utryddet av et …

Lodgetastic Andean Hiking in Peru

A travel blog entry by tomtranter

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Well it's been almost 2 weeks since the last blog and we've spent almost all of it in Peru. Firstly we hit the coast and went to "Peru´s worst kept secret" (Lonely Planet) Mancora the surfy touristy fishing village in the north. It was pooh frankly. We then had 26 consecutive hours of buses and waiting for buses in small towns until we arrived back …

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The easiest 48km trek I've ever done !!!!!!!! Not

A travel blog entry by trush-parul2011

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... This is meant to me due to growing them at different altitudes and therefore climates.
The walk lasted 4 hours and we got to our campsite which was at 3700m, nestled in the valley near a small lagoon. By the time the group had got to the site, our tents were already up, even the blue toilet tent!
We ate dinner and went to bed early as there wasn't a whole lot to do other than talk to each other plus we had an early morning start at 5am. The sleep at night ...

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