1st-2nd November 2018 Situated on the border between Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is both the largest lake in South American and also, at 3,800 meters altitude, the highest navigable lake in the world. It has a rich history, having been inhabited by many cultures – including the Tiwanaku people – for thousands of yearsContinue reading “Travelblog SA#25: Lake Titicaca Part 1 (Uros, Amantaní & Taquile) – Peru”
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Travelblog SA#24: Cusco & The Sacred Valley Part 2 – Peru
25th-30th October 2018 After my foray to Machu Picchu, I returned to Cusco for a while. A place I had already spent a few days at (which you can read about here in a previous blog) but was drawn back to because of its old antiquated charm and there was still plenty more to see,Continue reading “Travelblog SA#24: Cusco & The Sacred Valley Part 2 – Peru”
Travelblog SA#23: Machu Picchu & Ollantaytambo – Peru
23rd-24th October 2018, 3 am. That is how early you have to get up to guarantee to be on the first bus to Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientes. I felt like a zombie as I put on my shoes and met the others in the lobby. We began the walk to the bus stop. ItContinue reading “Travelblog SA#23: Machu Picchu & Ollantaytambo – Peru”
Tej Turner 