Hotel Arqueologo

... between. We pulled up in the city after driving through torrential rain, and wasted no time in hailing a cab to take us to Hotel Arqueologo, near the Plaza de Armas. Our driver was not too sure where exactly the hotel was, and unbeknown to us drove right ...

... Planet Guide warned us of the theft, the beggars, and the overall harassment of the city. We felt none of that. Our hotel was located on one of the many hills surrounding the Plaza de Armas. The steep road down to the main square was made ...

... in Pisac, an indigenous artisan market, where locals rip you off madly with the prices compared to Chinchero´s market!! We then returned to the hotel and decided to go to the nearby (not so near) market to buy snacks for the Inca Trail. We got caught in ...

... um único domingo à tarde, que mal teria conhecer mais uma cidade báltica ex-comunista... Chegamos de ônibus e fomos andando até o hotel, para já ir conhecendo a cidade. Tal qual um arqueólogo arquitetônico-urbanistíco (tô ficando metido, eu sei) ...

So here´s the thing about Cusco: it´s at about a 10,000 ft elevation. That means that as soon as your step off the plane you feel, well, like you´ve had a martini. That can be the only explanation for why we paid $20 to get from the airport into ...