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Here comes the sun
Lima for the weekend

In only two days I’ve seen so many places in this huge city, I don’t even know where to start. THANK YOU Francisco for taking me to the most impressive places, telling me about the country and itsLäs mer
Lima, the capital of Peruvian food

1) Ceviche (raw fish)
2) Lomo Saltado (beef), Pisco Sour and beer from Cusco
3/4) Antichuco de Corazón (heart from the cattle), Pollo a la Brasa (chicken from the oven) and chicha morada (cold drinkLäs mer
Huacachina/Ica

An unbelievable change in landscape going further South: Welcome to the desert and plenty of sand to do crazy things on it like speeding up and down the dunes in a sandbuggy or slide it down on aLäs mer
Islas Ballestas/Paracas National Reserve

There are some lessons learned from that day trip:
- Being a sea lion must be the best life!
- I have never seen so many birds in one place
- Sometimes a desert doesn’t always consist out of sandLäs mer
Arequipa, la ciudad blanca

In the centre this city perfectly mirrors the mixture of the European and the indigenious Inka culture. In order to convince the indigenious people to adapt the catholic beliefs and values,Läs mer
Colca Canyon: 2 Days of Trekking/Dying

21km up and down the canyon. Stretched my limit*, but finally made it back to the top with a happy face 💪🏼😊
*Just another chapter of: “It seemed like a good idea yesterday” goingLäs mer
Lago Titicaca

Directly arriving from Chivay and the Colca Canyon to Puno and the Titicaca Lake that Peru shares with Bolivia (Titi for Peru, Caca for Bolivia, people say :D).
From Puno ships leave to the UrosLäs mer
La Montaña de Siete Colores

Actually, I was convinced that in reality the Rainbow mountain would never look as colourful (as shaped by different minerals) as in all the photoshopped pictures and probably wouldn’t be worth theLäs mer
The Sacred Valley of the Inkas

From Cusco it takes 2h to get to the Inka towns Pisaq and Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley on the way to Machu Picchu. As the Inkas believed in three worlds, the upper world (represented by theLäs mer
Machu Picchu, the hidden city

Another 2h from Ollyantaytambo with the Inca Rail, you reach Aguas Calientes (that reminds me of disneyland) where hundreds of buses leave from 5am in the morning to the famous MACHU PICCHU.
InLäs mer
Cusco, the capital of Inka times

My last stop in Peru was also the highlight of the trip. Even though I stayed here for almost a week, I believe I still haven’t seen everything in the great capital of Inkan times.
If I had moreLäs mer