Lima, die Metropole Perus

In Lima angekommen, realisieren wir wie gross die Stadt mit ihren über 8 Millionen Einwohnern ist. Die Fahrt vom Flughafen bis zu unserem B&B dauerte fast eine Stunde. Aber die Fahrt ins StadtteilRead more
In Lima angekommen, realisieren wir wie gross die Stadt mit ihren über 8 Millionen Einwohnern ist. Die Fahrt vom Flughafen bis zu unserem B&B dauerte fast eine Stunde. Aber die Fahrt ins StadtteilRead more
Nach einem ausgiebigen Frühstück auf der Dachterrasse unseres Hostels, trafen wir uns mit Ani, die zufälligerweise nicht nur auch ihren Stop in Lima machte, sondern zufälligerweise sogar im selbenRead more
Lamas gibt's keine, Limas schon.
Die Metropole ist geschmückt mit weihnachtlichen Lamas, Glitzersternen, singenden Lichterketten und natürlich Fakeschnee, was auch sonst. Die Taxis hupen MichaelRead more
Wir sind in einem neuen Land: Peru! Das Land der Alpaka und Lama :D
Bevor unsere 3-Wöchige Perutour beginnt, durften wir uns ein paar Tage in Lima, Perus Hauptstadt, ausruhen. Natürlich haben wirRead more
***Spanish text has been corrected with the help of my tutor, Adela.***
It took nearly two days to get here, but I’m here. I’m staying in the lovely neighborhood called Miraflores. A last minuteRead more
Some great pics! I think you need to get some water in for the veg and fruit.
I do. My host has been a bit absent this week. She will be around starting tomorrow. I need to ask her about what she does for agua pura. Consequently, they are doing a construction project on the street to bring clean water to homes. I’m sure it is no coincidence that this is starting in this neighborhood.
Well, they aren’t bringing potable water with the construction project. It is just to be able to have more water - fatter pipes.
There are things that my teachers don’t know or understand about living in the United States and Canada. There are many more that I don’t know about Lima and Peru. I adore my conversations withRead more
hola linda :) i guess the stuff was only expensive because u bought it in miraflores ;) and, more important: its imported stuff! there are many peruvian products with good quality really cheap, but u wont find those in a supermarket, sadly :( keep looking, if u find a cheap market, u get everything much much cheaper :D take care and have fun :)
The organic market on Saturdays at Parque Reducto is very inexpensive. Seems a bit strange that the organic food has been the cheapest. Miss you in class.
miss u too :( yes, vegetables and fruits are always the cheapest :) and almost everything is organic anyway :D
I felt like a middle school student. The first week of school is over and I’m relieved and happy. I love my teachers and the students in class with me. They are much younger (in their twenties) butRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Miraflores