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December 30, 2005OllantaytamboIf you´re ever in Ollantaytambo, I highly recommend visiting the ruins there - even if you´re going on the Inca...Read this update December 29, 2005Cusco & My First Taste of CuyFor some reason, the towns keep on getting more beautiful and more historic, the more H. and I travel in...Read this update December 27, 2005Monasterio de Santa CatalinaBack in Arequipa, H. and I had a full day to rest before heading off to Cusco. We welcomed the...Read this update December 26, 2005Arequipa & Colca CanyonSpent Christmas Eve in Arequipa, a beautiful colonial town close to the famed deepest canyon in the world, Colca Canyon....Read this update December 23, 2005Poor Man´s Galapagos, Pisco Sour, Sandboarding, the Nasca Lines, and Pre-Incan MummiesFrom Lima, for several days before Christmas Eve, we traveled through the cities of Pisco, Ica, Huacachina, and Nasca. In...Read this update December 20, 2005LimaI actually enjoyed Lima. Before coming here, I heard all sorts of stories, such as how dangerous it is and...Read this update December 18, 2005By the Sea in MancoraMancora First stop in Peru happened to be a Peruvian beach resort town named Mancora. Mancora is a laid-back, cute...Read this update December 14, 2005Border Crossing from Ecuador into PeruCrossing the Ecuadorian-Peruvian border was an interesting experience. H. and I went with a guide and several other foreigners to...Read this update December 13, 2005Ecuadorian Baths & Colonial TownsBanos Took the three hours bus ride from Quito to Banos. Banos, meaning "Baths" in Spanish, is a quaint little...Read this update December 09, 2005Me-fuddledAriga..gracias = Than(jp)..Thank you(sp) Si, duo sao?..cuanto cuesta? = Yes(sp), how much(ch)?..How much?(sp) El lago, namae? = The lake(sp), name(jp)?...Read this update Outside Quito, into the CountryVisited a few spots today outside Quito. Felt very much like the countryside and farmlands, as these small towns seem...Read this update December 08, 2005More Quito HighlightsTaking the cable car up Telerifiqo, around 13,177 feet or so - you can get a view of all of...Read this update December 07, 2005Colorful QuitoQuito turns out to be a town sitting ontop a plateau/mountain, and then sprawling into valleys. Buildings are quite colorful...Read this update December 05, 2005Made it to Quito, somewhatSo H. and I made it to Quito via a red-eye flight on American Airlines (from the west coast with...Read this update |
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