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Inka Trail in all its Wonder  Uluru
Hiking up the Inka Trail had been a dream of mine for years. The reality exceeded my expectations! After aclimatizing in Cusco for 3 days, we started our hike at Kilometer 77, caming that first night on a terrace, just above a small ruin. Day 2 we began t... more - travel report by eirekay 

Keep the Amazon alive and support her people  Uluru
My friend and I wanted to go to the Amazon very badly in early 2008. So, we planned our trip, by checking out travel blogs and information websites not unlike this one - to search for places to go, things to look out for, guides to hire. Well, a man named... more - travel report by jelapprand 

Cusco & Salkantay Trek Report 1  Uluru
2 weeks before my trip I contacted Yure Chavez (yure_c@yahoo.com), a local well known and recommended travel agent-guide. He and his company were great, since the beginning I was thrilled with the trip he planned and led, the whole trip was very well orga... more - travel report by perutraveler 

AMAZING LANDSCAPE  Uluru
The Nazca Lines are known worldwide. There are suspicious and serious theories about them. The latest studies about its meaning are related to religion and productivity, both explanations show interesting facts. You can get there after a six hour drive fr... more - travel report by inkolor 

Cusco and city tour 
The basics - we bought tickets from Minneapolis to Cusco, Peru, flying out February 6 and back on the 19th (purchased through Travelocity, less than $700 each on Continental). We had no other reservations, but it was the low and rainy season, so we weren... more - travel report by tommerrick 

Peruvian last frontier to the jungle.  Uluru
Iquitos is the Peruvian main entrance to the amazon jungle. That's the start point to get the amazons experience in camps or with excursions to see wild life, natural sightseeing, do jungle trekings, etc... Anyway is a big city that grew fast because of t... more - travel report by daniserralta 

Puno and the Yavari...  Uluru
Puno is a small and compact town, with a population of 102,800 people. During it`s peak season, between June and August it see´s hundreds of visitors a day traveling to the islands of Lake Titicaca (more on that with My next report) and crossing the board... more - travel report by fiftynotes 

Peruvian Oasis  Uluru
Casma is a small town close to the Peruvian coast, yet in the middle of the desert. This is a fascinating area filled with contrast, where sand dunes go straight into the ocean. And then there's this little oasis among all the sand - suddenly there are ma... more - travel report by kirikou 

PERU TRAVEL 
When you think of Peru, do you imagine visiting the Incan Imperial City of Cusco, walking the Inca Trail, or experiencing the mysteries of the New Seven Wonders of the World Machu Picchu? We have an extremely diverse country with beautiful beaches, trekki... more - travel report by perutravel10 

Pan American highway to Nazca  Uluru
The bus stops at several places along the way to pick up other passengers, and you have to be quick to get off for the toilet and a fag break, nearly got left behind at one stop. On arrivel at Nazca, found it to be a very small and lively place. very easy... more - travel report by fiftynotes 

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