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18 days in Peru. What should I do??
Q. I'm debating between bussing North, from Lima to Huaraz, to Trujillo, to Chiclayo, then maybe even over to Iquitos...or to take the classic Gringo trail by flying from Lima to Arequipa, Arequipa to Puno, to Cusco, Macchu Picchu, etc. I wish I could do both, but I highly doubt 18 days will be enough. I fly out this Monday and would appreciate any advice. My number one hope was to do a trip into the Amazon basin but that's looking less and less likely, but perhaps I don't have a good sense of time...?? Advice would be appreciated!
Asked by Pupil - Fri Jun 15 00:39:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My advice would be to do the less crowded places so you can have more time to explore more things. Go north to Huaraz, then up to Chiclayo (Senor de Sipan Tomb which is really impressive) then Trujillo and when you go to Cajamarca you will have a wonderful taste of the highlands. In Cajamarca you;ll see historical places (cuarto del rescate de Alahualpa) and from Cajamarca you can continue a couple of days to La Merced, San Ramon, Chanchamayo which is the beginning of the jungle so you can have a taste of the jungle as well. I recommend only one day in Lima, just to see histroical downtown but I would rather spend more time in the provinces which are spectacular. You can always come back and do the gringo inca trail (Cuzco, Puno, Arequipa)… [cont.]
Answered by Love thy neighbour - Fri Jun 15 10:29:48 2007
Q. I'm debating between bussing North, from Lima to Huaraz, to Trujillo, to Chiclayo, then maybe even over to Iquitos...or to take the classic Gringo trail by flying from Lima to Arequipa, Arequipa to Puno, to Cusco, Macchu Picchu, etc. I wish I could do both, but I highly doubt 18 days will be enough. I fly out this Monday and would appreciate any advice. My number one hope was to do a trip into the Amazon basin but that's looking less and less likely, but perhaps I don't have a good sense of time...?? Advice would be appreciated!
Asked by Pupil - Fri Jun 15 00:39:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My advice would be to do the less crowded places so you can have more time to explore more things. Go north to Huaraz, then up to Chiclayo (Senor de Sipan Tomb which is really impressive) then Trujillo and when you go to Cajamarca you will have a wonderful taste of the highlands. In Cajamarca you;ll see historical places (cuarto del rescate de Alahualpa) and from Cajamarca you can continue a couple of days to La Merced, San Ramon, Chanchamayo which is the beginning of the jungle so you can have a taste of the jungle as well. I recommend only one day in Lima, just to see histroical downtown but I would rather spend more time in the provinces which are spectacular. You can always come back and do the gringo inca trail (Cuzco, Puno, Arequipa)… [cont.]
Answered by Love thy neighbour - Fri Jun 15 10:29:48 2007
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