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PERU TOURS

The White City, located by the foot of the Misti volcano; we then drive to the famous Colca canyon, better known as the valley of the Condors. There is a good chance to see these birds soaring in the area; http://www.kumaruq.com/ we then continue on to Puno where the highest navigable lake in...

permalink written by  perutours21 on November 4 from Cusco, Peru
from the travel blog: PERU TOURS



South America plan - latest

Updated in Puno. Joanne has given up waiting for her work to let her know if she has a job, so we are now waiting for BA to get back to us with a quotation to re-reoute her itinerary. As always, the plan is still vague... for more up-to-date schedule information check this...

permalink written by  shedden on November 2 from Puno, Peru
from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon



High-Altitude Epilogue

Nursing bug bites, sore knees and calves, we opt to take it easy in Cusco over the next couple of days. I do some exploring around town for a few more photo opportunities, but mainly we spend time being lazy and figuring out the next stage in our respective tours. The final night in...

permalink written by  paco on October 31 from Lima, Peru
from the travel blog: High-Altitude Peru



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permalink written by  hotstuff on October 29 from Cusco, Peru
from the travel blog: The Inca Trail, October 25-28 2009



Inca Trail - Day Four

Machu Picchu revealed! We wake up at an early 3:30 in the morning basically to save our place in line. A quick breakfast and packing with our headlamps then we head down the trail about a kilometer before we reach the checkpoint. By the time the gate opens there are several hundred...

permalink written by  paco on October 28 from Aguas Calientes, Peru
from the travel blog: High-Altitude Peru



Inca Trail - Day Three

A lot of down! The final pass is a mere 80m higher than the morning´s camp site, and then it´s down another 1000m for the rest of the day. A lot of sore knees creek down the steep staircase and I´m very glad I was talked into renting walking sticks, as the steps are also fairly...

permalink written by  paco on October 27 from Aguas Calientes, Peru
from the travel blog: High-Altitude Peru



Inca Trail - Day Two

STAIR-MASTER-5000 We are awakened by our guide who gives us tea to enjoy in our tents, but we then have to quickly pack up before breakfast and we hear what´s ahead of us for the day. Not one, but two passes, both above 4000m elevation! The sun is shining this morning and we head to...

permalink written by  paco on October 26 from Aguas Calientes, Peru
from the travel blog: High-Altitude Peru



Inca Trail - Day One

We start the day waking up at 4:00am to meet up with the crew at Llama Path who put us on a bus and hit the road for a two-hour drive to Piscacucho where we have breakfast and start off on the trail. We check out some of the ruins across the river and some more again when cresting the...

permalink written by  paco on October 25 from Aguas Calientes, Peru
from the travel blog: High-Altitude Peru



Inca Trail Prep

More exploring of Cusco by going down to the market where all sorts of local food and crafts visited by locals and tourist alike. We take care of the rest of the arrangements to start the Inca Trail on Sunday. After renting sleeping bags and walking sticks we head to the first briefing for...

permalink written by  paco on October 24 from Cusco, Peru
from the travel blog: High-Altitude Peru



Exploring Cusco

The guys running the hostel are jerks so we opt to find a better place in the neighborhood. San Blas has a great view of the city, with narrow cobblestone streets and steep roads that in some cases only hold enough room for pedestrians. We take care of our plans for the Inca Trail and start...

permalink written by  paco on October 23 from Cusco, Peru
from the travel blog: High-Altitude Peru



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