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After a couple of months of living around 3000m, we finally get down to sea level and air thick with oxygen! Puerto Lopez is a pretty little fishing village, in a horseshoe bay, near Parque National Machalilla, which in turn is famous for humpback whales, which visit the waters in June to September to mate and give birth and Isla da la Plata, labelled as the “poor man’s Galapagos” in guidebooks, do we really need to go now?! Read the rest of this entry »
So we finally leave Peru, after nearly two months here – have already made a ‘side trip’ to Trujillo, we don’t feel the need to stay here again, so after our night bus pulls in at 5.30am, we head straight to another bus company to catch a bus to Piura (one anyoying thing about Peru, apart from near the Bolivian border, there hasn’t been a main bus terminal. Instead you have to traipse round all the different companies offices, which are generally not in the nicest part of town). Read the rest of this entry »
So after a brief so-journ to the coast we find ourselves back in Huaraz. We had intended to return, not quite as soon as we did, but as we couldn’t get flights to the Galapagos until late August we decided to turn round whilst Huaraz was only 9 hours away. Read the rest of this entry »
A day trip from Huaraz to Chavin de Huantar, a pre-Inca site built around 900BC. We were looking forward to the visit as we thought that the ruins would be something different, in the end we were disappointed. We had thought that there would be stone heads (cabezas clavas) coming out of the walls, but in fact there was only one left in-situ. Read the rest of this entry »
After a couple of rest days in Huaraz Nick gets the urge to climb one of the many snow capped peaks in the Cordillera Blanca. I don’t have this urge but after speaking to a couple of agencies I decide to join him on Vallunaraju, a 5,686m peak just outside Huaraz, mainly swayed by the day of ice climbing and crevasse rescue rather than the actul peak itself. Read the rest of this entry »
Km m Place
0 2900 Cashapampa
6 2800 Dip
9 3150 Hualcayan
13 3900 Top of zigzags
20 4350 Wishcash
23 4625 Laguna Cullicocha
24.5 4860 Paso Osururi
26 4740 Unnamed Pass
27 4540 Pampa Osururi
28 4770 Paso Vientunan
31 4150 Turning
32 4025 Pampa Ruina
38 4250 Jancururish
41 4550 Alpamayo base camp
44 4900 Laguna (Nevado Santa Cruz Chico)
47 4550 Alpamayo base camp
50 4250 Jancururish
54 4830 GaraGara Pass
55 4600 End of steep bit
58 4350 Rio Mayobamba
59 4460 Mesapampa
60 4275 Alta Huillca
63 4000 Huillca
66 4400 Rio
67 4630 Paso Yanacon
71 4056 Laguna Sactaycocha
77 3775 Alta Janca Pampa
79 3550 Janca Pampa
83 3550 Janca Pampa (village)
92 3200 Pariagoga
94 2950 Pomabamba
94 3500 Huanchabamba
98 4075 Yaino
100 4175 Paso
105 3650 Rio
109 4050 Laguna Huecrucocha
111 3800 Quisuar
121 3300 Lucma
(kms are estimates – ms are as our altimeter was reading at the time!)
18 hours or so in Lima – which were fairly painful – central Lima is fairly manky, and being there at night doesn’t help. It doesn’t have a central bus station either, so trying to find a bus out of there was slightly difficult. We thought we’d found a bus to Huaraz at 6.30am the following morning, but when we checked in our luggage we found we were the only people on it, so it had been cancelled. We then spent a stressful hour or so trying to find another company, that wasn’t full and didn’t cost a fortune (all the expensive buses were full, all the cheap ones empty – bizzare). Unfortunately all the companies offices are in a really horrible bit of town, which didn’t endear us to Lima either. We do have to pass through again to pick up our flight to Mexico and, hopefully, daylight will improve matters…we’ll see!
We finally fnd a bus to Huaraz and 8 hours later pull in.
Arequipa ia a beautiful city – it is known as the white city due to the colour of the stone used in the buildings.
Our main point of call here was the Santa Catalina convent. Read the rest of this entry »
A night bus from Cusco to Nazca, not the best nights sleep either of us have had, saw us pull into Nazca at around 7am. Before we knew it we were in a taxi to the airport to get a 8.30am flight over the famous Nazca lines. Read the rest of this entry »
So after our trek, we decided to give the 4.30am start and 2 hour walk up to Machu Picchu a miss and instead caught a very expensive bus (US$12 return each) – having said that everything about Machu Picchu and its surroundings is expensive, from entrance to train. Read the rest of this entry »
Jenni