South America, Part 10
Picking up where I left off at Machu Picchu, we headed down into Aguas Calientes (trans. “hot waters”) by coach and by the time we got there …
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Picking up where I left off at Machu Picchu, we headed down into Aguas Calientes (trans. “hot waters”) by coach and by the time we got there …
In a tour full of highlights, Christmas week of 2013 was nonetheless one of the greatest weeks of my life. I may have moaned, groaned, and …
Arequipa and Cusco – the two cities that are the subject of this post – are probably the two cities in Peru that are most …
Next up was a piecemeal section of the trip that took in a varied set of sights and helped us get to know the new passengers who joined in …
From Punta Sal we took a long driving down to Huanchaco, via a stop off at the Lord of Saipan museum. The lord of Saipan is a Moche mummy …
After Cuenca we set off for the Peruvian border. One of the great advantages of having a UK passport in South America is that you …
I’m a bit behind in my posts about the trip and this post interrupts the sequence of events somewhat, just because I’ve not felt …