Up and down and left and right
That’s how it went for 48 hours. Here about our expedition to the Valley of Inca Resistance and why it always take so long to reach the next destination in Peru.
Our way to Machu Picchu
We also visited Machu Picchu in the end. But we did it on our terms, as much as we could. That means, no guides and only the modes of transport we have with us: car and feet.
Pisac: a stroll around empty Inca ruins
When you have time and dare to do something different, you are sometimes lucky enough to have a touristy place all to yourself. This is what happened at the Inca ruins of Pisac.
One bite of more exotic fruits
This is the second part of our adventure through Josué fruit orchard, this time more exotic fruits.
A fruit orchard adventure, one bite at a time
Strange chocolate, various types of açaí and fruit from a tree inhabited by ants. We found all this and much more in Josué’s orchard. Take a look!
Pre-hispanic civilisations: Incas’ tombs
This time we visited a peculiar funerary site near lake Titicaca: the chullpas of Sillustani. A tradition that started before the incas.
Refuelling in South America: an adventour between prices, bureaucracy and luck
Refuelling is easy, isn’t it? Well, refuelling in South America can be an entire adventure.
Uros: people of Lake Titicaca
The Uros are one of the oldest people in America, they live on islands and it was well worth a visit.
Potosí: wealth from darkness
The 500-year old mines in Potosi have brought wealth and despair to the population. We visited the mines on a tour.
6 months on the road: a review in numbers
We’ve already been 6 months on the road. During this time,we’ve collected thousands of kilometres and litres of diesel. Here a review.