Lima Travel Blogs - Page 11

Lima, capital of Peru, has a reputation as a love it or hate it city. I'm going to sit on the fence... It's pleasant, especially in the barrios near the ocean (Miraflores and Barranco for example), but it is very spread out over a long distance and so not easy to get around without a car or taking …

Just when we thought we were gonna finally make it to Lima . . . Nope!! We'd hitched as far as Piura, but after that it was hopeless! Everything happens for a reason, right?! Don't know what it was, but in any case, luckily we came out safe. There we were on our way to the capital, when sudden…

We arrived in Lima this morning. No complications. Not feeling so hot from this dinner of tapas I had last night. My friends don´t like our hotel very much so we´re moving to a place in Miraflores. Not many plans for the last few days here. Already started getting homesick back in Cusco. Will pos…

This was my quick trip to peru. Spent 9 days, visited Cuzco, Macchu Picchu, Aerequipa, and the Cocla Canyon/Valley

There is no other place like this one, it's without a doubt a wonder of the world. If you get a chance to visit this place, DO IT!

I went to Peru with classmates and two crazy history teachers for spring break my junior year of high school. I look so young! And I wore so much pink!! lol.

Briefly said. The best trip you can imagine. Great culture, fantastic nice people and an outstanding nature. Really worth every penny.

Peru is a country graced with intriguing history, welcoming people, amazing food, infectious dance rhythms, and breathtaking geography.

Short trip to Viñak. It makes you feel in the middle of nowhere, where time has stopped, just breathtaking

Pictures of my stay in Lima, the capital of about 9.5 million, and the main tourist city of Cusco, to see Machu Picchu. Taxi's are super cheap! No one really speaks English outside of tourist areas so know at least a little Spanish. Make sure to see the coast and walk along the parks! The main Peruvian food is Ceviche, just remember it is raw fish so if thats not your thing try lomo saltado! Bottled water is a must, even for brushing your teeth!

Couple of days in Buenos Aires and the Inca Trail +++Under construction+++

Perú, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile... ...I across South America alone with my Diary

Spent a day in Lima before heading to Iquitos

Two weeks in Peru. Hanging out in Iquitos, boating and canoeing (And swimming!) the Amazon river. Visiting two remote villages and getting to know the people.

I caught a flight to a long-desired destination: Buenos Aires! continued to Uruguay, Chile and Peru from there.