Jose Antonio Cuzco

... every four hours to offset possible headaches.  I also took it very easy the first afternoon, and moved slower than I am used to. Jose Antonio Hotel was nice enough.  We had a view of the hillsides of the Andes, with all the houses lit up at ...

... Jen, I just about had enough time to get my things in order before I hailed a cab to the bus station. My cab driver, Jose Antonio was an enterprising young lad who had to give up his garment export business because his family had fallen on bad times. We ...

... at that time what the fare should be. The rest of the night just turned into a really surreal experience. We met a local lawyer, Jose Antonio, who spoke English and was eager to show that Peru and Lima were indeed civilised places. He took us on a tour of ...

... from Cuzco.  And Cuzco is the center for this celebration.  Everywhere were rainbow flags which are the symbol for Cuzco.  The costumes were incredible.  The place was packed.  At this part, the Inca threw a liquid and scattered ...

...  Excavations are continuing and I found a recently discovered burial site.  From the edge, you overlook all of Cuzco. The adventure continued with a visit to a mestizo medicine man to participate in a curandero healing ceremony.  Whether you ...