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    Views from Chachani: by elis82, Views[282]
         		 Chachani base camp at sunset.: by elis82, Views[405]
         		 Arequipa by day: by elis82, Views[311]
         		 Our new Catelan friends! Looking forward to Barca: by elis82, Views[335]
         		 Colca from the top, after a 1200m hike out.: by elis82, Views[314]
     
    A nice looking reward at the bottom of Colca Canyon: by elis82, Views[275]
         		 Road block up Colca Canyon: by elis82, Views[356]
         		 Cactuses fortifying your wall - so much nicer than razor wire or broken glass: by elis82, Views[376]
         		 Arequipa had one of the better looking squares we've seen so far, day or night: by elis82, Views[269]
         		 By Peruvian standards, I'm a giant, so what they were hoping to achieve with these door knockers, I've got no idea.: by elis82, Views[336]
     
    Quite a few good cafes in Arequipa; great cakes, and the local specialties cuy (guinea pig, but cut into bits in a hot sauce) and rellena (a big hot chile filled with tasty meat) are both good.: by elis82, Views[308]
         		 The three amigos: by spacemanafrica, Views[240]
         		 Colca Canyon: by spacemanafrica, Views[221]
         		 Condors at Colca Canyon: by spacemanafrica, Views[236]
         		 by spacemanafrica, Views[231]
     
    Matadores with pink blankets: by spacemanafrica, Views[242]
         		 Lowering the desk down the side of the house.: by spacemanafrica, Views[324]
         		 More jungle action - a small caiman.: by spacemanafrica, Views[255]
         		 Cruising along the river.: by spacemanafrica, Views[293]
         		 At the serpentario, Puerto Maldonado, the Amazon. : by spacemanafrica, Views[757]
     
    All smiles at the beginning of the truck trip to the jungle. : by spacemanafrica, Views[261]
         		 Shot behind the camera: by spacemanafrica, Views[240]
         		 by spacemanafrica, Views[247]
         		 Men wearing red hats mean they’re married. Those with coloured hats are considered to be important or old people. At the party they drink beer and PURE sugar cane alcohol. Of course they end up completely drunk and I was told it's pretty common to see them sleeping all over the fields, straight under the sunlight. And it was only the 2nd day of celebration!: by danielotta, Views[1377]
         		 Weddings in this island last 8 days and the couple must remain sitting like that. They don't use invitations, all the people in the island (about 2.200) must go to the wedding party. Every guest has to attach money to their clothes and they will be provided with food and drinks. 35 sheeps had been killed for this unique wedding.: by danielotta, Views[588]
     
    According to their ancient laws and traditions, the couple getting married are not allowed to stand up or dance, but guests can! The husband and wife must remain sitting while everyone celebrates. This is so strict that they even have to be fed by their relatives. : by danielotta, Views[557]
         		 Welcome to the beautiful and unique Taquile Island, on Lake Titicaca. This Island is protected by the UNESCO because their people are known for their fine handwoven textiles and clothing, regarded as some of the finest quality handy crafts in the world. Their textile art is produced as an everyday activity, mostly by men and children and worn by all members of the community. In fact, males have to needle the dress for their future wife.: by danielotta, Views[775]
         		 Machu Picchu at sunrise.: by spacemanafrica, Views[281]
         		 Dressed as a local for the fiesta.: by spacemanafrica, Views[268]
         		 Locals from the floating Uros Islands, Lake Titticaca.: by spacemanafrica, Views[325]
     
    Cusco: by spacemanafrica, Views[286]
         		 by jshechtman, Views[260]
         		 by jshechtman, Views[228]
         		 Trusting strangers to watch her stall as well as her child to step away for a minute.: by jshechtman, Views[249]
         		 Child in traditional clothing in the Urubamba Valley, drinking from a juice box.: by jshechtman, Views[341]
     
    Incan door at Corincancha. Originally constructed as the Temple of the Sun, the Spanish built on top of the original structure to create the Church of Santo Domingo.: by jshechtman, Views[953]
         		 Flores para llevar, un cementerio no es el mismo si no hay flores alrededor: by nmenap, Views[1610]
         		 Artículos religiosos, para llevar a casa o para dejar a los difuntos: by nmenap, Views[1437]
         		 El triciclo de venta chapana, desde la costa norte el camino es largo : by nmenap, Views[1536]
         		 Caracoles y gusanos, medicina y alimento de la selva peruana: by nmenap, Views[1403]
     
    Camino al cementerio, una feria de vendedores ambulantes forma un corredor : by nmenap, Views[1143]
         		 Macchu Picchu: by happyfeet86, Views[345]
         		 Arriving at Lima, Peru: by happyfeet86, Views[303]
         		 Bolivian Border: by happyfeet86, Views[354]
         		 Cusco, Peru: by happyfeet86, Views[319]
     
    Going up Huayna Picchu: by happyfeet86, Views[334]
         		 Macchu Picchu: by happyfeet86, Views[239]
         		 Arriving at Lima, Peru: by happyfeet86, Views[236]
         		 Bolivian Border: by happyfeet86, Views[277]
         		 Cusco, Peru: by happyfeet86, Views[268]
     
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