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Le nord du Perou
... de chevres qui attendent notre passage pour se decider a traverser, et meme des volatiles en goguette, mais on ne se laisse pas prendre.
Nous avons quitte les montagnes et le paysage est beaucoup plus sec, l'herbe est jaune et il reste encore quelques arbres maigrichons qui n'ont pas ete coupes par la population locale.
Aucune culture bien sur, pas meme des ...
Surf's up, dude!
... ontdekt door Pizarro, maar ooit gebouwd rond 1450. Deze oude stad is 20 vierkante kilometer groot en daardoor de moeite om te bezoeken. Na de Huaca's vonden we het toch een beetje teleurstellend omdat deze site volledig gerestaureerd is. Het geeft een mooi beeld van hoe het eens was, maar daardoor doet het ook wel wat onecht aan.
Eens terug in Huanchaco wandelden we nog wat op het strand en we kunnen je verzekeren: ...
Hasty Huanchaco
... into power. The walls of this vast city still stand and are still being excavated from the sand. Although no colour, the decorations of sea, fish, birds and other objects the people held close to them are still clear to see on the walls and the various rooms making up he city. After a long day of digesting lots of information and the baking hot sun we accidentally followed the directional fish-signs backwards, but we posed in funny photos and made-up suggestions about the ...
Trujillo, Huanchaco and Chan Chan
... impressive. Instead, however, ruins suffer from regular effect of El Nino, when huge amounts of precipitation falls in a short period of time, so the vast majority of the ruins is sheltered.
From Chan Chan we walked all the way back to Trujillo, where we later went for a bus departuring to Mancora, Peru's most popular seaside resort on the very north edge of the country on the border with Ecuador. We did not want to travel overnight, but unfortunately there ...
Chan-Chan
... remains were also uncovered, some as recently as 1998. The power of history at work.
Chimor warriors fought battles with each other, with the loser being sacrificed to the gods. Numerous examples of sacrificial alters were discovered. One can't help but feel sorry for the chap who is beaten in the fight, only to add insult to injury by losing their head to appease the sun, moon, sea, or whoever else they ...
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