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Trujillo, full of fantastic manor houses and churches

Trujillo is one of the first cities the Europeans built in the Americas. Some very unique excavated areas also surround the city. Trujillo, Peru’s third-largest city, was the first to declare independence from Spain....

Huacachina, the ultimate oasis in Peru

Huacachina is a village built around a small oasis surrounded by dunes in southwestern Peru and about five kilometres from Ica. I was travelling on the night bus from Arequipa towards Lima; I had passed Nazca and...

Titicaca Lake after the Luxury train

The contrast of visiting the floating Uros islands on Titicaca Lake after the Luxury train journey from Cusco to Puno was immense. The day before, I had left the Norwegian group I had been...

Machu Picchu, seen from the Sun-gate

When you come through the Sun-gate and see Machu Picchu, you know that discovering this historical place was worth all the hiking steps. After first hiking the Salkanty trek and joining in on the...

Salkanty trek, the best trek in the world?

If you want to reach Macchu Picchu by foot and make your trip sustainable, choose the Salkantry trek before entering the Inka trek. To see Macchu Picchu has been a dream of mine for...

Cusco, close to the Rainbow Mountain

The ancient Inka city of Cusco is maybe mostly known as the gateway to Machu Picchu; the Rainbow Mountain is another discovery not to miss. Cusco was the capital of the Inka empire, and...

Meteora, literary still in the Clouds

Meteora, there are so many fantastic things to see and write about, so there is no problem making post number two. In the previous post, I wrote about how to get to Kalabaka from...

Meteroa, high up in the clouds

Meteora is often considered a hidden gem of Greece. Despite Athens and the picturesque islands being the specific topics regarding Greece, Meteora is definitely worth a visit. I had fallen into this trap myself...