Ollantaytambo

Mountain biking at 3000 metres is hard! Our guides, Ronald and Oscar, took us on an awesome trail around the Andes mountains. At 3600 metres, thats 2000 meters higher than Ben Nevis, which is theRead more
Mountain biking at 3000 metres is hard! Our guides, Ronald and Oscar, took us on an awesome trail around the Andes mountains. At 3600 metres, thats 2000 meters higher than Ben Nevis, which is theRead more
4.30 Frühstück, 5.15 zum Bus, 5.45 im Bus (20 Minuten Schlange, angeblich sehr wenig, da low season), 6.15 auf 2.400 Meter Höhe in Machu Picchu. Es lohnt sich, zu den frühen Vögeln zu gehören,Read more
Wunderschöne Stimmung, die bis zu uns übertragen wird, besonders - du und das Lama - einfach niedlich!
Ich kenne da eine Firma nicht weit von Deinem Zuhause, die letzten April Alpaka Hüter eingestellt hat, Du scheinst bestens dafür qualifiziert zu sein 😉 Vielleicht ist die Stelle noch frei??? PS: Wie heißt nochmal der kleine Pinguin den Du im Gepäck hast?
Die traditionell gekleidete indigene Frau in Südamerika trägt Hut oder Bowler, während dem Mann oft nur eine Strickmütze vorbehalten ist. Zusammen mit den weiten Röcken (vermutlich mehrereRead more
We made it! We started of with a farewell ceremony this morning to our amazing crew of horsemen, chefs etc who would beat us every day to the next camp, while carrying our tents and gear! The food onRead more
Start of the Inca Trail! Hiked 11 km on the first day.
Long direct flight into Santiago at the back of the plane. Staff were ordinary, but flight was OK. We were both still feeling the effects of bad cold/flu that we had been struggling with forRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Zona Arqueológica Quellorajay, Zona Arqueologica Quellorajay
Our bike ride started at 3500 meters, every bit of uphill was tough work. Great fun, though, and amazing scenery.
Looks fantastic!
Looks great.