Colca Canyon is the second deepest canyon of the world and close to Arequipa. Towards the Colca Valley there were several spots to take incredible pictures; for exemple the "Mirador de los Andes", aRead more
Colca Canyon is the second deepest canyon of the world and close to Arequipa. Towards the Colca Valley there were several spots to take incredible pictures; for exemple the "Mirador de los Andes", aRead more
We like action and adventures, that's why we booked the "Inka Jungle Trail" to visit Machu Picchu. We made a good deal: 150$ for the whole trip including biking, river rafting and zip lining. InRead more
The fourth and last day of our trip started quite early in the morning: At 4.15am we left our hotel. Chrigi started to climb up around 400 meters to the Machu Picchu, while Alex stayed in the queue toRead more
After visiting Machu Picchu, we decided – when we booked the tour – to take the bus back to Cusco. It will take us 6h which is much more longer than the train but it’s free instead of paying 70$Read more
This amazing mountain formation was just opened to visit for local people 3 years ago. Since 1 year it's possible to visit them for tourists too. We did a one day trip, which started again quite earlyRead more
4 days of sweating at this nature reserve in the Peruvian Amazon! Compared to Cusco it was the right opposite! Taking off all the layers of socks, pants etc and changing it to as breezy clothes asRead more
The city of Puno sits on the edge of Lake Titicaca and is with its 200'000 habitants the biggest city at the lake. Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world at over 3800 meters aboveRead more
Our first destination of Bolivia was a small hippie town which invites to relax. It looks like a surfer town but unfortunately the temperature of Lake Titicaca is only 12 degrees. So the only thingRead more