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Chivay – Yanque – Maca – Pinchollo – Colca Canyon – Chivay – Arequipa, Peru
Bright and early, the tour group headed out again in the …
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Puno, Peru
I read online that it’s best to apply for Bolivian visa in Puno prior to entering the border. Reason being that it’s cheaper and …
Day 173: Free and Easy, Take 2
Arequipa – Puno, Peru
Per suggestion by the hostel’s receptionist, I didn’t buy my bus ticket in town. I went straight to the terminal and winged it there.It was the thing to do cos it’s easily 2/3 the price of what I was quoted in town.
Although… the suggested bus company was weak. My bus was without air conditioning and unopenable windows. All throughout the ride, barkers hopped on from different stops yelling out their merchandise or service, in microphones. I suppose one gets what one pays for. The ticket was cheap.
7 hours later, I arrived in Puno. Puno turned out to be a very pretty town. It’s a lot less hectic than Arequipa. Located right by the Titicaca lake, Puno is also backed by hills surrounding it.