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HOMESTAY

homestay10 — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 23:44:55 GMT

Host Family In Perú?

Each year, “HOMESTAY” Host Family Peru provides good quality accommodation for dozens of people from abroad like university students, professionals or travelers with housing needs wishing to experience the Peruvian way of life at an affordable price.

Host Family in Peru is an opportunity to live in a friendly home with a Peruvian family located in safe and nice areas. You will be able to experience the Peruvian life style and culture up close, and learn about the customs and traditions. You will feel safe in a family environment, which is just like staying in a second home in South America.

Peru Accommodation

We at Host Family Peru “Homestay” have many years experience of placing students and travellers in host families. All our host families are known to us, have been interviewed and the accommodation they offer is always inspected. All our families are very carefully selected with respect to safety of neighborhoods, proximity to public transportation and welcoming ability of the host family ·. Through our home stay program, lifetime friendships are being created all the time resulting in a greater mutual understanding and awareness of each other’s culture.

It is therefore very important that you let us know if you have any special requirements that need to be taken into consideration for your host family placement.

The host family placement confirmation will be sent to you at least one week in advance and will give you a brief description about the host family (occupation, children, pets, smoker/non smoker).

What does your FAMILY PROVIDE?

All our families will give you:
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Free airport pick up.
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A welcoming and comfortable environment and ensure your welfare is 
always considered.

A nice, clean room with door keys, closet and good quality living conditions.

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A private or shared bathroom. 
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Help to understand Cusco Transport and how to travel.

3 delicious meals per day (breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Special diets such as vegetarian or for allergic people are catered for 
on request.

A house within close proximity to public transport.

The opportunity to improve your Spanish on a daily basis.

The host family "Homestay" will advise you how to go to a laundry service when it is 
necessary.

What the host family ” Homestay“should be
ABLE TO EXPECT OF YOU?

Respect for the family’s privacy and any rules the family may have. Keeping the family informed if you are going to be late home – to avoid unnecessary worry· Ask permission before you invite people over to the house. Respectful behaviour (remember to use those polite phrases the Peruvians are so fond of: Por favor, Gracias, Disculpe, Buenos dias/tardes/noches. When the individual or student arrives in Cusco, we will give him/her the necessary information about tourist packages offered in and around Cusco. In case of illness, our family will offer help within our capability the necessary. Our homestay coordinator will match you with a homestay that suits your personal needs. Some students have special requests concerning religion, diet, allergies, etc.

Extra INFORMATION

Before you arrive: We require your arrival information (flight details) in order to ensure that your family is at home to greet you. You should email or call this information to Host Family Peru “Homestay“at least one week in advance. We require complete information to place you with a compatible family: special dietary requirements, allergies, smoking habits, age, etc. When your accommodation booking is confirmed, you will receive a description of the family in English.

Arrival: Your host family will pick you up at the Cusco Airport. As soon as you walk through Customs and Immigration in Cusco airport, you will see a member of your host family”Homestay” carrying a sign with your name on it. Location: Most of our families are located to 20-25 minutes walking from the center of the city. Public transport normally takes about 5 minutes. Minimum stay: The minimum stay in a family is one week. You can request extra nights at a supplement.

Meals: Breakfast is a light meal in Cusco, consisting of coffee, milk, juice and bread or biscuits. Lunch is the main meal for many Peruvians and is taken between 13:00 and 14:30 . Dinner is usually traditional dishes, tortilla, cold meats, salads, sandwiches, etc., and is taken between 19:00 and 18:00. Changing your family: If you are not happy with your family, speak to the manager director in your first week. We will offer you other alternative families, which you can visit before choosing one. We do not charge a fee for changing families in the first week.

We Homestay invite you to come to live with us!

http://hostfamilyperu.com/

TOURS MACHU PICCHU

toursmachupicchu1 — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:09:53 GMT

Itinerary 4 Days / 3 Nights

1 DAY: CUSCO – KM 82 – HUAYLLABAMBA
At 7.30 am our guide will pick you up from your hotel to take you to Km 82 where we will arrive approximately at 10:30 am. Here we will have the pleasure to meet the team that will travel along with us (porters, cooks, etc.). Today the trek will be quite easy, with a beautiful view of the snow-capped peak Veronica during the first kilometres, and along the shores of the Vilcanota River until arriving to the archaeological site of Patallacta. There we will have lunch to replenish forces and then continue to Huayllabamba, our first campsite.

2 DAY: HUAYLLABAMBA – PACAYMAYO
Our second day of trekking begins right after a strengthening breakfast. This will probably be the hardest day since we will have to climb up to 4200 masl, to Warmihuañusca Pass, where we will enjoy a panoramic view of the mountain range. After lunch begins our descent to the Pacaymayu Valley, our second campsite.

3 DAY: PACAYMAYO – WIÑAYHUAYNA
Early in the morning, just after a 30 minute trek, we will arrive to the archaeological site of Runcuracay. The original Inca trail begins at this point, a 2 meters wide, well preserved stone-paved road, where the high quality of the Inca architecture can be observed. We will visit the beautiful architectonic complex of Sayacmarka; after passing through a natural stone tunnel, we will arrive to the archaeological site of Phuyupatamarka. Our descent begins along a very interesting road surrounded by dense vegetation, very rich in flora and fauna. After 2 hour trekking we will arrive at Wiñayhuayna, our third campsite.

4 DAY: WIÑAYHUAYNA TOURS MACHU PICCHU CUSCO
Our trekking begins very early in the morning until arriving at Intipunku, the “Sun Gate”, to a remarkable panoramic view of the Inca citadel under the first sunrays. From there we will descend to Machu Picchu, to a very detailed explanation from our guide about this important Inca complex.

Later we will descend to the town of Aguas Calientes to board the train that will take us to Cusco city.

End of our service

Our Service includes:

· Pick up from several hotels all the members, then transfer by bus to klm.82 (trail head)

· Entrance Fee, Inca Trail and Tours Machupicchu.

· A large igloo tent, for each 2 persons.

· Mattress, one per person.

· Kitchen tent.

· Dining tent.

· Enough tables and chairs.

· Toilet tent (in case campsite don’t have toilets).

· English speaking professional tour guide (over 8 members, 2 guides).

· An expert cook.

· Porters (only to carry tent, food and cooking equipment)

· Train Ticket (Backpacker train from Tours Machu Picchu to Cusco.

· Full meals during the trek.

· Daily snack bag.

· Daily afternoon tea service.

· Daily wake up call tea, and warm water for washing.

· Daily morning boiled and cold water to fill the water bottles.

· Emergency oxygen bottle and medical kit.

· Transfer train station / hotel

http://www.perutierrasmagicas.net/

LEARN SPANISH

learnspanish10 — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 20:06:25 GMT

LEARN SPANISH

Los Andes Spanish School is a small school dedicated to teaching Spanish as a second language. As a beginner you can learn Spanish and obtain a solid basic level of Spanish in two weeks. Practiced in and outside, our objective is that the learner may use real and functional language as a means to communicate through speaking and listening. That is how you will learn Spanish in Peru, the best and fastest way. See you soon!”

Learning Spanish

You can learn Spanish in Peru in a friendly and welcoming Atmosphere.
You’ll learn Spanish as you learned your native language – through practice and continuous      communication.
All of our instructors are dedicated, experienced and passionate about teaching their native language.
You have the opportunity to learn Spanish in a group or with a private teacher and see remarkable      results after only one week of Spanish lessons in our Spanish immersion program.
You will have the opportunity to live with a host family in Cusco and learn about the Peruvian culture      and social life.

Group Spanish course

Each week you will have 20 hours of Spanish Lessons in groups of a maximum of 4 students. This is available for all levels: from beginners to the most advanced.

Intensive Spanish course
This course of 25 hours daily is exactly the same as the Group Spanish course. The difference is that this course allow students to improve their oral skills and reach a higher level of linguistic competence in a shorter time.

http://www.learnspanishperu.org/

Introduce Myself

mathewhayden — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 07:13:10 GMT

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SPANISH SCHOOL

cuscotravel — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 16:17:12 GMT

Los Andes Spanish School is a small school dedicated to teaching Spanish as a second language. As a beginner you can obtain a solid basic level of Spanish in two weeks. Practiced in and outside, our objective is that the learner may use real and functional language as a means to communicate through speaking and listening.

Our main focus is to integrate you, the student, into the atmosphere and environment of the Spanish culture in Peru. We achieve this by placing you with a Peruvian guest family, by confronting you with actual and relevant forms of communication, and through excursions and cultural events. The effect of this method is that you will learn, in a relatively short time, how to use Spanish while living in and enjoying diverse experiences.

Los Andes Spanish School has created a course that allows students to learn Spanish through total language immersion, offering to all whom have an interest, independent of age, background or nationality. You may just come for a vacation, to seek a unique way of spending time in Cusco, or to complement your professional studies. We are offering different and specialized Spanish Courses throughout the year and are ready to organize courses adjusted to your needs.

Our Spanish School in Peru was created with the enthusiasm not only to teach Spanish, but to introduce students to Peruvian culture and customs.
http://www.andesspanishschool.com/

PERU TRAVEL

perutravel10 — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 22:16:54 GMT

PERU TRAVEL TIPS

Advice For High Altitude and Adventure Life

Peru Travel 1-Prepare yourself for the altitude well by spending at least several days in a high place (eg. Cusco, Sacred Valley, Lake Titicaca) before departing. (3 to 4 days is ideal).

Peru Travel 2.- Acclimatization to altitude are completely different! You can be very fit but still suffer from the altitude. Also, you may have been at altitude before and not suffered effects but then feel it the next time. We really recommend acclimatizing – even to get your lungs used to breathing the thinner air!

Stay properly hydrated. Acclimatization is often accompanied by fluid loss, so you need to drink lots of fluids to remain properly hydrated (at least 3-4 quarts per day). Urine output should be copious and clear.

Take it easy; don’t over-exert yourself when you first get up to altitude. Light activity during the day is better than sleeping because respiration decreases during sleep, exacerbating the symptoms.

Avoid tobacco and alcohol and other depressant drugs including, barbiturates, tranquilizers, and sleeping pills. These depressants further decrease the respiratory drive during sleep resulting in a worsening of the symptoms.

Eat a high carbohydrate diet (more than 70% of your calories from carbohydrates) while at altitude.

The acclimatization process is inhibited by dehydration, over-exertion, and alcohol and other depressant drugs.

Peru Travel 3.- Fitness. It depends how fit you are. If you are of moderate fitness then you should have no problem doing our treks – just take it easy. If you are not particularly fit, then it might help to do some walking up hills prior to leaving home.

Peru Travel 4.-Go at your own pace. It’s not a race. Most of our tours have adequate time for you to take it easy along the trail. We also find it is more enjoyable to stop and rest frequently, admiring the landscapes than to arrive in camp early and sit in your tent!

Peru Travel 5.-Everyone has their own style, but try going up hill taking slow, even steps.

Peru Travel 6.-Make sure your trekking shoes/boots are well worn in. (Two weeks frequent wear!) Commonsense really, but there is nothing worse than hiking with ill-fitting or rubbing shoes. Makes every step agony!

Peru Travel 7.-Take second skin and your own medical kit. Our own medical kit is well stocked but it doesn’t include “second skin” and maybe not your preferred type of blister medicine!

Peru Travel 8.-Extra socks! They are light and easy to carry and can warm your toes at night as well as help out in the case of ill-fitting shoes

Peru Travel 9.-Walking sticks. This is of personal preference. Some people like a walking stick and others don’t. They help with balance going down hill and resting walking up hill. Colourful sticks are easily bought in Ollantaytambo and others place before departure. (Please note, they can not be taken into the citadel of Machu Picchu.

Peru Travel 10.-Lollies/ sweets and snacks. In addition to what your guide brings, we would recommend having some boiled sweets to suck on as you climb up steep passes. (eg. Barley sugar). It seems to give you energy and take your mind off it!

Peru Travel 11.-Consider chewing coca. Again, personal preference! Mingle with the locals and try an age old Andean tradition that has somewhat been despoiled by its association with cocaine. It can give you that little boost to get over the pass but is an acquired taste.

Peru Travel 12.-Sunglasses. We generally recommend that you take them! But especially on trips where there is plenty of snow (Crossing the Cordillera Vilcabamba & Ausangate) it’s a necessity given the risks of snow blindness!

Itinerary Notes In Alternative Trek

The times cited in this itinerary are approximate. Walking times depend on the group and the guide can change lunch spots and campsites, depending on the progress of the group. Each guide has their own preferred route and it might not correspond exactly to the route described here.

If required, riding horses or horses to carry luggage can be arranged at a reasonable daily rate.

http://www.peruvacationtravel.com/

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cuscotravel1 — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:36:31 GMT

Cusco Travel Info

CITY TOUR AND SACSAYHUAMAN

Cusco Travel Visit to important places like the Cathedral, the Temple of the Sun or Koricancha and the archaeological park of Sacsayhuaman (fortress built in the XV century). The tour includes visits to the ruins of Qenko (Temple of the God Puma), Pucapucara (fortress built in the XI century) and Tambomachay: Temple to render cult to the God Water.

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MACHUPICCHU

Located 120 Km of the city of the Cusco Travel and at 2.400 m.a.s.l, the famous Inca citadel of Machu Picchu lies at the top of a mountain with the same name, several constructions standing in one of the world’s most spectacular natural sceneries: the Cloud Forest. The perfection of its walls overflows the limits of imagination.

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SACRED VALLEY

The Sacred Valley name is lost in time and it is surely related to its religious importance during the Inca period. Although almost five centuries have passed since the Inca’s Empire collapsed, the Sacred Valley still reflects the lively mystical spirit that, to these days, surprises and inspires those who visit it, not only for its exuberant landscapes but for its history and culture.

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INTI RAYMI

Every year on June 24th, Cusco Travel celebrates the Inti Raymi. This festival has been celebrated by the Incas as the Festival of the Sun in which Wiracocha, the God Sun, has the honor. The Inti Raymi symbolizes the eternal consecration of marriage between the Sun and its children, the human beings. Inti Raymi was the most important festival of the Inca’s Empire, the Tawantinsuyu, which religion was based on the cult to the Sun. On June 24th they celebrate the winter solstice, the beginning of the Andean New Year. Scientifically, the solstice begins on June 21 but, according to the Pacha Unachaq (sun clock used by the Incas) the sun remains at the same place for some days before June 24th. This day has been proclaimed by the main priest as the beginning of the New Year.

INCA TRAIL

Machu Picchu was connected with Cusco Travel, the capital city, and others through an excellent trails network. The Inca trail to Machu Picchu is considered as the most famous trekking route in South America, due to the different elements that offers to the visitor. It begins at the Km 82 of the railway, towards La Convencion Valley.

The natural scenery is impressive, with a remarkable balance between nature and the Inca architectonic work. The presence of the Vilcabamba mountain range (with snow-capped peaks 6.000mts. height and over, such as the Salkantay and Humantay, among others) along with spectacular forests and valleys, create fantasy images where dawns and dusks provide spectacles of greatness and mystery.

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SALKANTAY MOUNTAIN

The Vilcabamba Mountain gorge forms an uneven range lying between the region’s main rivers, the Urubamba and the Apurimac. Along the north side, massive snow-capped peaks hit the tropical forests creating a brilliant contrast between lush vegetation and high desolation.

more info…

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CUSCO TRAVEL

cuscotravel10 — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:01:51 GMT

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CUSCO TRAVEL

CUSCO TRAVEL

CITY TOUR – CUSCO

TOUR DETAILS.

Tour type: Historical – Cultural.

Duration of the tour: Half day.

Departure of the tour: Every day.

Start of the Tour: Cusco.

End of the Tour: Cusco.

Places to be visited:

The Main Cathedral, Koricancha (The Temple of the Sun), Saqsayhuaman, Q´enqo, Puca-pucara, Tambomachay.

Price per person (2009)

Normal US$ 12

DESCRIPTION OF THE TOUR

The department of Cusco lies in the south Easter region of Perú. We will visit the downtown and the surroundings of Cusco, with a tour called City tour, this tour is programmed to see the most important historical places of the Inca time as will as the colonial places, it has about 5 hours of duration, generally we perform in the afternoon at 14:00 hours

ITINERARY.

THE MAIN CATHEDRAL. – It was built on the ancient Suntur Wasi temple and years late on the palace of the Inca Wiracocha

QORICANCHA (THE TEMPLE OF THE SUN). – Enclosure which lays in the well named Temple Of The Sun. Nowadays is the Saint Dominic Monastery. It was the most important religious center of the Inca Empire

SAQSAYHUAMAN.- Is one of the most incredible buildings made by mankind, with enormous stones weighing some of them over 140 metric tons. It originally was a temple for worshipping the Sun God but it had an excellent security system because temples like this were used only by the King and the priests; it was like a fortress to enable its protection. It was built in about 50 years by some 20000 people working at the same time. When the Spaniards arrived, the temple was fully finished and in use. What today is seen around here are just the foundations of the Inkan temple that was destroyed in about 4 centuries.

Q´ENQO. – 3 km, from Cusco Travel, the most important Inca shrine nearly Cusco, in the amphitheater there is monolithic rock about 5.90 mts. With shape of the puma, this shrine was a temple in honor of mother earth, where the priest worshipped to the earth

PUCA PUCARA. – 8 km. From Cusco Travel, it seems to have been a military fortress or a stopping place on the way from Cusco to the Sacred Valley

TAMBOMACHAY.- 9 km. From Cusco, we appreciate nice water fountains, water ruins always the same quantity, it was possible a temple to worship the water. Spanish chronicler called as the Inca Bath. At the end of the tour we came back about 18 hours.

INCLUDED:

• Tourism transportation.

• Bilingual professional guide.

DOES NOT INCLUDED:

• Entrance ticket for the different sites: The Cathedral, Koricancha, Sacsayhuaman, Q’enqo, Pucapucara and Tambomachay.

BRING WITH YOU :

• Rain coat.

• A hat or Cap.

• Extra money for shopping.

• Video camera or Photo Camera, Cusco Visitors Ticket

• Passport

• Sunblock

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Cusco

Sacred valley

SACRED VALLEY

TOUR DETAILS.

Tour type: Historical – Cultural, only Tuesdays, Thrusdays and Sundays.

Duration of the tour: From 9:00am to 06:00pm

Departure of the tour:

Start of the Tour: Cusco.

End of the Tour: Cusco.

Places to be visited: Arqueological Complex of Pisaq

Craftsmanship Market of Pisaq – Urubamba – Arqueological

Complex of Ollantaytambo Craftsmanship Market,Arqueological

Complex and Colonial Church of Chinchero.

Price per person (2009)

Normal US$ 18

Included buffet lunch US$ 25

DESCRIPTION OF THE TOUR

The traditional whole day tour to Sacred Valley of the Incas is will know by our friends tourists the majesty City of Cusco.

We pick you up at 08:30 by bus. The firs archaeological center to see will be Pisaq 31.800 km. From Cusco then we return from the ruins to the village of Pisaq to see the typical craftsmanship market of Pisaq, where you will be able to buy artisan works, work made stones, clothes, sweaters made in alpaca wool and to see the local population in their typical costumes. (Typical market only Sunday, craftsmanship on Thursday and Tuesday).

After to see the market we keep along toward the City of Urubamba across the Sacred Valley at the left slope of the Vilcanota River. In Urubamba we will lunch in one typical tourist restaurant. The following site will be Ollantaytambo, 98 km.

From Cusco via Pisaq an Inca City with it is military fortress, terraces of Chocana, and Incapintay. The Mañay Raqay square also called as K’uychipuncu, the royal palace of the sun. The Temple of the Sun, the quarries of Kachiqhata, the pyramid, the rampart the enclosure of the 10 niches, all this tour is guided.

Later we return to Urubamba and by another highway we go back to Cusco via Chinchero, in this Indian village we will stop to visit it is Inca remains and the Colonial Catholic church of this village and finally we return to Cusco about 06:30

INCLUDED:

• Tourism transportation.

• Bilingual professional guide.

DOES NOT INCLUDED:

• Entrance ticket for the different sites

• Meals

BRING WITH YOU :

• Rain coat.

• A hat or Cap.

• Extra money for shopping.

• Video camera or Photo Camera, Sacred Valley visitors Ticket

• Passport

• Sunblock

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teejoo — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 17:56:30 GMT

Dear Friends, Feel so sad for all the passengers including the extraordinary photographer, who kept his cool even in the last moments of his own life and took these photos. The world saw the disappearance of an Air France aircraft during a trans Atlantic flight between Rio to Paris . Two shots taken inside the plane before it crashed. Unbelievable photos taken inside the aircraft that was involved in the crash..... The two photos attached were apparently taken by one of the passengers in the aircraft, just after the collision and before the aircraft crashed. The photos were retrieved from the camera's memory stick. You will never get to see photos like this. In the first photo, there is a gaping hole in the fuselage through which you can see the tailplane and vertical fin of the aircraft. In the second photo, one of the passengers is being sucked out of the gaping hole. These photos were found in a digital Casio Z750, amidst the remains in Serra do Cachimbo. Although the camera was destroyed, the Memory Stick was recovered. Investigating the serial number of the camera, the owner was identified as Paulo G. Muller, an actor of a theatre for children known in the outskirts of Porto Alegre . It can be imagined that he was standing during the turbulence, he managed to take these photos, just seconds after the tail loss the aircraft plunged. So the camera was found near the cockpit. The structural stress probably ripped the engines away, diminishing the falling speed, protecting the electronic equipment but not unfortunately the victims. Paulo Muller leaves behind two daughters, Bruna and Beatriz.

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