A travel blog about my experiences in travel and treks
Lake Titicaca is the largest lake in South America. Shared between Peru and Bolivia and situated at an altitude of 3,8012 meters, it is known as the highest navigable lake (for commercial craft). Travel from Cusco to Puno Lake Titicaca … Continued
Cusco was the capital of the Inca Empire till the conquest of Spanish. Today, it is designated as the historical capital of Peru and a world heritage site. The town is the gateway to Machu Picchu and hence it has … Continued
After visiting Machu Picchu, I came to the nice little town of Ollantaytambo to stay for the night. I had a complete day before boarding the overnight bus at Cusco. My plan was to visit the ruins of Ollaytaytambo and … Continued
Cusco has lot of ruins related to Inca Empire. Being in the Andes mountains, there are also many spots that showcases the beauty of this mighty mountain range but Moray and Maras are quite unique though they are dated to … Continued
As I crossed the entrance of Machu Picchu, a wave of excitement engulfed me. I was at one of my dream destination!! It had taken quite an effort to reach to that place. First, I had to reach Lima which … Continued
Along with Machu Picchu, I was always intrigued by the Nazca lines. These were not lines but “drawings” created on ground by Nazca people covering nearly 450 Sq km. The drawings are in the form of lines and geometric shapes, … Continued
Though I had visited many desert locations, I had not yet seen an oasis. When planning the trip to Peru, I came across few nice photos of Huacachina oasis. It was mesmerising and I decided to include it in my … Continued
Paracas is a small town in Peru along the Pacific ocean located about 3.5 hours of drive from Lima. It would have been a small fishing town but for the two natural wonders – Paracas National Reserve and Ballestas Island … Continued
Lima, the capital city of Peru is the main gateway for people travelling to Peru. While few people prefer to completely skip it by taking a domestic flight directly from Lima airport, many people spend a day or two in … Continued
It was my old dream to visit Peru. I had read an article (Peruvian Pavithra kaniveyalli) that was published as series in “Sudha” Kannada magazine during my school/college days. It was a travelogue of two ladies from Bengaluru who went … Continued