Hotels in Ollanta Peru

... we have numbered seats, and hopefully we won't have to fight for them when the train arrives from Cuzco. The train passes by Ollanta at the very civilized hour of 9:05 am. Our tickets are checked and approved, and we sit in the waiting room for our ...

... Humala (the far left populist.) Voters seem to prefer the incompetent over the nut. I think this is good news. Ollanta's (both candidates are usually referred to by their given names) popularity decline has been fuelled by his close association with ...

... to fly to Lima first, then fly to Cusco. Then you have to catch a taxi to Ollantaytambo, about 90 minutes away by car. In Ollanta you catch a train to Aguas Calientes, about another 90 minute ride. In Aguas Calientes, you have to catch a bus to the top of ...

... have a different interpretation of the issues and the likely winner.  The consensus seems to be that Ollanta Humala is a socialist and wants Peru to affiliate with Hugo Chavez of Venezuela; the other candidate, Keiko Fujimori, is the daughter of the ...

... closed for a while, the border was opened for a few days only because of the June 5th presidential elections in Peru, won by nationalist Ollanta Umala. After being lucky to cross at the last minute the border before its closure, we spend a few days on ...