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Tell me what you know about Peru /trv/ 2017-08-04 04:33:35 Post No. 1283463
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I'm a musician that's going to travel to Lima, Perú for 2 weeks later on this month
Basically i'm going to work the first one and then i have the second to do whatever the fuck i want
The problem is that i'm a musician so i have very limited funds (can't sort to pay the plane Lima-Cusco for the machu pichu trip so i guess i have to stay near lima unless i find a cheap way to go there)
I basically love photo, mountaineering, hiking, dark tourism and urban exploring (like thebohemianblog) and i can play classical music programs for food
What are my options here expert gentlemans and ladies from /trv/?
pick kinda related, took it on Valparaiso Chile a while ago
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>>1283463
>i'm a musician so i have very limited funds
Go to Caral, Nazca and the Islas Ballestas. Maybe Trujillo if you can stomach the distance. One week is not a lot for Peru, but it's way too much for Lima. Especially considering altitude sickness flying to Cusco would be risky.
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Bump for peru
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>>1283463
lima is alright, find a nice hostel in the miraflores area so you don't get stabbed, then try some world class ceviche for an unbelievable price. i hung out in miraflores for about 3 days, it was kind of an upscale shopping area but it has awesome bluffs where you can wander around and then head down them to check out surfers and whatever. you can research if you want to, but i just asked what areas were safe and explored.
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>>1284513
oh yeah here is a restaurant that is fucking amazing, i recommend trying the ceviche here and anything else you might find interesting.
it's in a pretty cool area too.
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g294316-d814883-Reviews-La_Red_Miraflores-Lima_Lima_Region.html
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there're some cool highland places you can visit near lima, like nor yauyos, huancaya, laraos, marcahuasi, rupac, canta province
Marcahuasi is a 4000 meters high stone forest, there's also some pre-hispanic ruins in the place
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT50el9feBo
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Huaros, a village in the canta province
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Lima -> Cusco -> Inca Trail -> Machupicchu/Aguas Calientes -> Cusco -> Puno -> Arequipa -> Lima
Does this sound like a do-able plan for 3 weeks in October? First week and the Inca Trail is booked/planned. Still need to sort out what to do after Aguas Calientes.
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