Peru - Yves On The Road

Yves On The Road

Peru

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Beers Of Peru

South America is not known for its rich brewing tradition, I knew that when I got on the plane to Montevideo. I was certain that if I want to taste really good beer, I would rather have to go to the Czech Republic for one year or bring my own

Trujillo, Huanchaco, Chiclayo, Piura and Máncora - Conquering the North of Peru

Trujillo, Huanchaco, Chiclayo, Piura and Máncora - Conquering the North of Peru

From Lima I made my way up North towards Ecuador. Slowly, embracing the warmth at the Pacific Ocean and in the desert after too much cold weather in the moutains. I opted therefore to miss out on such pearls like Huaraz, something to discover the next time I visit Peru.

Lima - Modern Birdcage

Lima - Modern Birdcage

On April 21st of 2015 I made it all the way from the South of Peru to Lima. So far I stopped in each capitol of every country I visited, Peru being no exception. Here are the facts: Lima is the largest city of Peru and lies at the Pacific

Nazca and Huacachina - Of Figures and Oases

Nazca and Huacachina - Of Figures and Oases

Fancy another stop on the Gringo trail? Nazca and Huacachina are approximately fourteen hours by overnight bus north from Cusco and about four hours south of the capitol, Lima. Both towns are located in the Ica region of Peru. The Ica region borders the Pacific Ocean to the west and

Cusco and Machu Picchu - Following in the Footsteps of the Inca

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Cusco and Machu Picchu - Following in the Footsteps of the Inca

The first "proper" (Puno doesn't count) stop on my travels through Peru was the city of Cusco, the starting point for every tour to Machu Picchu, I opted for a three-day tour called "Backdoor Machu Picchu". Surely the highlight of every visit to Peru,