jueves, 11 de octubre de 2012

Sandboarding in Peru, one of the favorite activities to do in a desert

CNN made ​​adventures relation unmissable. Also include camel racing (India) and trekking through the Sonoran Desert (USA), among other...



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For some people it can be a monotonous landscape, but for others the desert represents a world able to offer exciting experiences, fun and full of adrenaline.

With regard to the variety of options you have to hang out in these places, the CNN website developed a relationship with eight of the most enjoyable activities you could do in these vast expanses of sand and where you could make, and one of its recommendations is to practice sandboarding in Usaka called Nasca desert.
Here you can experience the thrill of gliding across the sand in a draw, enjoy its impressive dunes and feel generous dose of adrenaline.
Besides sandboarding in the Peruvian desert, the publication recommends running across the sand in the desert Kubuqi (China), watch the horse races in Namibia, car go Lahbab dunes (United Arab Emirates), trekking in the desert Sonora (USA), hang gliding in Nevada (USA), enjoy camel racing in Thar (India) and driving ATVs in the desert of Sinai (Egypt).

martes, 9 de octubre de 2012

looking get away from the big city: Meet the spectacular stone forest Cumbemayo in Cajamarca

This city is the perfect destination for travelers looking to get away from the big cities. The stone forest Cumbemayo is one of its attractions.


Cajamarca. Is an Andean city Cajamarca in northern Peru, capital of the Department and of the province of Cajamarca, located at 2720 m on the eastern slopes of the Andes, in the northern highlands of the country.

The climate is mild, dry and sunny in the day and cold at night. Rainfall is December to March and are presented with El Niño in cycles, which is a weather phenomenon in the tropical northern Peru.

"Cajamarca" is known for its colonial architecture and baroque, the city reflects the Spanish influence in the architecture of the Cathedral, the churches of San Francisco , Bethlehem and Recoleta, and two-story houses and gabled roof.

Also is the archaeological complex Cumbemayo remnant of ceremonial altars and pre-Inca aqueducts and the province of San Pablo, the ceremonial complex Kuntur also pre Inca, several plazas and platforms supported by stone walls large.
 
 
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TOP 5: The 5 best restaurants in Lima, according to the British newspaper "The Telegraph"


  The newspaper also said that Peru "creative chefs make use of indigenous ingredients little known".

Is a fact our cuisine is conquering the world and seems to have seduced and occasionally unperturbed England. And, in the capital after receiving three great representatives of our taste (restaurants Ceviche, Lima and Asia de Cuba), the European country is delighted with his new discovery: Peruvian food. Proof of this is that one of the most popular newspapers of the place, "The Telegraph", made ​​a list naming those who are for them the best restaurants in Lima.

First, the publication highlights Astrid & Gastón Acurio restaurant and his wife Astrid Gutsche. "This colorful and contemporary cornerstone of an empire (the Acurio) - you have to open branches throughout South America, continues to delight," says Andrew Purvis, author of the note.

Also on the list is Malabar, the jewel of San Isidro de Pedro Miguel Schiaffino, described as "minimalist". Then find Perroquet, the restaurant of the Country Club Lima Hotel, while fourth Mesa 18 is located, anchored at the Miraflores Park Hotel and commanded by Toshiro Konishi applauded.

Finally, "The Telegraph" appoints the prestigious Rafael, Rafael Osterling, "which serves an Peruvian fusion with Mediterranean influences."

lunes, 8 de octubre de 2012

Huaytara: Meet the archaeological capital of Huancavelica

Huaytará is not only admired for its archaeological wealth but also for its natural beauty and ecological.

Huancavelica. Huaytará is a picturesque town, known as the archaeological capital of Huancavelica, according to oral tradition the word "Wayta" means flower, was added the suffix "raq" to denominate Waytaraq which means "flower" because it is the hope of his people .

The city is located Huaytará in Quechua to 2726 masl region, 215 km. Huancavelica city via Rumi Chaka (Liberators).

It has an area of 6458.39 km A population of 3.830 inhabitants. Its northern border Castrovirreyna, Huancavelica and Hangars, with Ica south-west, east to Ayacucho.
Huaytará is admired not only for its rich archeology but also for its natural beauty and ecological. Local attractions include:

Church of San Juan Bautista de Huaytará was built in the sixteenth century, on the basis of Inca architecture which can be seen in religious syncretism, which has called on prehispanic deities by Hispanic Christian images.

The archaeological complex of Inka Wasi (House of the Inca), located at 3804 masl and 25 km from the city of Huaytará (via the Libertadores - Km 136).

In this complex will find Inca temple or also known as Palace of the two windows, the Inca Baths, Ushnu, housing, the administrative and Kancha.

This palace has been declared a national cultural heritage. Located 5 minutes from the main square Huaytará.

The Museum of Archaeology "Samuel Humberto Espinoza" of Huaytará.En this museum you will find a wealth varied and important textile and craft found in archaeological sites in the province. Visitors should not forget to visit this important museum.

jueves, 4 de octubre de 2012

Someone said DRINKS: an application that will show you the best bars in Lima

The most unique and notorious bars for different reasons, its location, its decor, its aesthetics, its range, its specialty, dotting the districts of the capital.

U can find this in Mapcity the site, the first network geososocial of Peru, also has a channel devoted to showing the location of the most sought after and frequented bars in the city of Lima.

Those seeking different options for the night in Lima now also found in the new channel Mapcity "Quick Bar" that selects the most sought bars, visited and noted for their supply and variety. This new entertainment channel will place at the following address.

http://www.mapcity.pe/bareslimahttp://www.mapcity.pe/bareslima 

REMEMBER drink in moderation and if you DRINK DON DRIVE!!!

martes, 2 de octubre de 2012

TAKE NOTE: 8 tips to make your bag for a good travel


 
Well my friends  if in some of  your travels away from home, your bag will be your faithful companion. Here are some tips as far as luggage is concerned.

1. Choosing the bag that you will carry on your journey is essential. Obviously the size of this will depend on how many days to be spent in your destination, but, in general, we recommend carrying a cloth bag and not a hardcover. Besides damaged less if buying more is always easier to make things come into this kind of baggage. If it has a fastener to expand the size, the better.

2. Tie to your suitcase tape any bright color or anything that facilitates that you find when you go to pick it up.

3. If you bring liquids or gels (such as shampoo, cologne, etc..), Always pack them in plastic bags and toiletry possible in that kept isolated from the rest of your stuff. This will avoid unpleasant accidents.

4. Weigh your luggage before leaving the airport, especially when returning. If you excediste with weight allowed by the airline might give you time to accommodate some things and take them as hand luggage or outright accept that you'll pay more. Please note that most airlines allow you to bring in economy class a piece not exceeding 8 kilos, plus a personal item such as a purse, briefcase or your notebook bag baby.

5. Try carrying a briefcase or backpack extra suitcase. Besides not take up much space, you could use it as hand luggage if you decide to return or make a short trip duante your cruise.

6. When space is the problem one has to contrive. Try not to carry boxes, get what you bought and acomódalo and if unavoidable, you can always get them open and some items, such as clothing. Getting to travel that occupies more space (like boots or bulky jackets) is also a good idea. Also, remember that many times do not have to bring towels, bulky items. Most hotels and all-inclusive resorts on the beach will provide.

7. The weakest elements surround the clothing is also a good idea to protect them. Buyer crafts, for example, always empácalas paper. In addition, some airlines can say, when you register your suitcase, you wear delicate things in your luggage to bring him a sign so specifies.

8. Try to keep valuables such as computers and money with you. Also, you should bear in mind that your luggage is lost, unfortunately, a possibility, so bring your basics in hand luggage never hurts.

I hope it helps you my friends!...

Matucana: Ideal for nature and adventure tourism

At the scene, dominated by natural reserves, scenic resources and archaeological sites of important cultural monument.
 Lima. Ideal place to practice hiking, adventure travel and nature, dominated by natural reserves, scenic resources and archaeological sites of important cultural monument.

Matucana is 1 hour and 20 minutes east of Lima, and paved dirt road, you can visit the waterfall Antancallo which is one hour.

The walk starts at Plaza Grau and runs beautiful spots like valley of Olives, where you can buy fresh milk and delicious cheeses, the nearest services are located around the Plaza Miguel Grau, light clothing is recommended in the day and warm clothing for the night.

Road to Antankallo cascades (2 hour drive up from Matucana) shows a beautiful countryside surrounded by apple and fig trees, hills in the shape of a lion's head and the face of Christ, the shepherds overnight caves in the area, a suspension bridge and especially the warmth of its people.

When you reach the waterfall you can swim in its base. About ten minutes earlier you get to the waterfall known as Cambo slide.

On the way back you can buy fresh milk in the barn that is on the way. Visit Matucana, enjoy it.
 
Details: Matucana is 1 hour and 20 minutes east of Lima.
Source: Peru.com
 
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