Cusco Travel Blogs - Page 15

We went with a tour organized by our hospedaje. We didn't see as many ruins as I would have liked, but I was able to get some Christmas shopping done in Pisaq at the big Sunday market. I did enjoy the stop at a little company where they grow alpaca, llamas and vicuna. The local Quechua people use t…

not long after we got on the bus we seemed to make a strange stop for about an hour with lots of crashing and banging, guess that should have been our first clue, along with that we were the only non locals on the bus cause we got the cheapest of all cheap tickets. all was fine until about 5.30am w…

some day I will create a greatest hits blog, for now it is just a boring map and some photos. Check out my separate entry for the trip from La Paz to Puno though. Mexico - Peru - Chile - Bolivia

Today I visited the forth important sightseeing - Machupicchu. This sky city gave me a big shock. It's not coz of the architecture but the price... Everything in Machipicchi is money, money and money. My Japanese and I arrived the train station in early morning in order to get the vista ticket…

From Lima to Andes People working. Lands of potatoes... 4000 different types!

Here you can join us on our motorcykle tour from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego (south america). We start our journey May 27, 2006 and we will be on the road for about a year! Read our complete story at our homepage: www.tobias-ingeborg.com

We arrived in Cusco bright and early in the morning after our overnight bus ride from Arequipa. Sam, Sandy and myself took up residence in a hostel we had booked in advance, and Ryan and Liz got a room at another place as ours had since become full. I stayed in my first dorm room of the trip, which…

My trip to Peru was fantastic. Machu Picchu is an amaizing place!! The people, the weather, the food... ceviche and pisco sour. Specially Cuzco... beautiful.

Left Pasadena, CA

A whirlwind trip to Lima, Cuzco, Urubamba, Aguas Caliente, Machu Picchu, Pisac, and Ollantaytambo in Nov 2008.

experiencias vividas, impresiones y ninguna guia en la mano.

I will be going on the trail of the Incas in Peru, then Bolivia and finally dance samba in Rio de Janeiro

I have changed my blog so that it now incorporates my full South American adventure!

My fiancé and I spent 7 months seeing the world. We travelled to 20 countries in three continents and loved it! We took turns writing our blog, so one day it's me,one day Fab. It's a work in progress, so keep checking back!

Arrived on a bus from Copacabana and bumped into Nick (UK - met in patagonia) on the street near plaza de Armas. thought about doing one of the treks but "the inca trail" was booked out for the next 3 months so decided to cop-out on the long walk and take the train up to Machu Picchu.