Eco Inn Puno

... in it, so we passed on the website and hope it will help her and her family/friends. We checked into our hotel, the Eco Inn, which is a 3-star hotel ($60/night) on the outskirts of town.  It’s impeccably clean, the rooms are large and well ...

... or pay a bribe. Guess what we did? With no camping readily available we shouted ourselves some pretty good accommodation at the Eco Inn (ph: 051 365 585; email: ventaspuno@ecoinnhotels.com) close to the shores of the lake on the north-eastern outskirts ...

Early wake up for the travelers as we were to take a long bus ride from Cuzco to Puno, our final Peruvian destination before crossing the border to Bolivia!! After several quick stops to visit a church in Andahuaylillas, the Inca temple Raqchi, crossing ...

... was an emotionally difficult ride, compounded by the fact that we were approaching 4000 meters of altitude. After a late arrival in Puno, the next morning we had an early start to go out on Lake Titicaca, the world's highest navigatable ...

... small village with 500 people for its population, but it has the best view of the canyon. Once they dropped me off at my inn, Eco Inn, I kinda felt a little bit out of place hahahha.. a city girl in the middle of nowhere but I managed to talk to the girl ...

... not bode well for the Inca Trail which was only two days away. The fear had most certainly set in. After a quick stop-over in Puno we reached Cusco and thus began; Trek Two - The Inca Trail   Despite knowing that numerous friends had already done the ...