 | Tacna Peru, Peru |
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... and then its time to cross the border in to Chile. The way it works is you hire a car to drive you between Tacna, Peru and Arica, Chile. But I feel like I'm traveling with Cheech and Chong in this low slung vehicle with the stick on the column, ...
... ! Before setting off down into the canyon, we had lunch in Cabanaconde - our first encounter with quinua, a grain ubiquitous in Andean Peru, served in soups, or in this case, as a tasteless, porridgy side dish. Urrgghh, didnīt like it much! We started ...
I only stopped here for about 3 hours. I was planning on taking the train across the boarder to Arica in Chile but when the station finally opened, I had arrived at 7am and the station didn't open until 8.30, to find out the train didnīt even ...
Rallying thourgh the desert in our double decker bus - not quite the Paris Dakar but we're getting there. In the bus watching films, reading, eating and also surfing the web. Got Wifi access and you can use an onboard comptuer if you dont have a ...
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if you need something about peru...
Posted on Oct 16, 2009, 01:00:26
... it. How about not to miss things in Lima? Good surf spots? Also, how about crossing by trains from Arica, Chile to Tacna, Peru? I heard this is a good way to go as all your immigration issues are taken care of at the train station? Thanks in advance. ...
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