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Category Archives: History
The Road To Machu Picchu: Day Four
The Road To Machu Picchu is a four-part series that chronicles my exploits travelling form Cusco, Peru to the mountain of Machu Picchu, an ancient site built by the Incas that is preserved and protected by the government of Peru … Continue reading
The Road To Machu Picchu: Day Three
The Road To Machu Picchu is a four-part series that chronicles my exploits travelling form Cusco, Peru to the mountain of Machu Picchu, an ancient site built by the Incas that is preserved and protected by the government of Peru … Continue reading
Posted in History, Latino, Travel
Tagged Canopy Peru, Cola De Mono, Machu Picchu, Peru, zipline
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The Road To Machu Picchu: Day Two
The Road To Machu Picchu is a four-part series that chronicles my exploits travelling form Cusco, Peru to the mountain of Machu Picchu, an ancient site built by the Incas that is preserved and protected by the government of Peru … Continue reading
Posted in History, Latino, Travel
Tagged Cocalmayo, Cusqueña, Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Peru, Qhapaq Ñan, Santa Teresa
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The Road To Machu Picchu: Day One
The Road To Machu Picchu is a four-part series that chronicles my exploits travelling form Cusco, Peru to the mountain of Machu Picchu, an ancient site built by the Incas that is preserved and protected by the government of Peru … Continue reading
Posted in History, Latino, Travel
Tagged Andes Mountains, Machu Picchu, Ollantaytambo, Peru, Santa Maria
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Student Art At The Escuela Superior Autonoma de Bellas Artes In Cusco
I spent a good portion of my time in Cusco, Peru admiring the work created by art students of the Escuela Superior Autonoma de Bellas Artes. My favorite piece was a large installation by Victor Salvatierra Laime, Oscar Alberto Llalla … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Latino
Tagged Art, Chanca, Cusco, Escuela Superior Autonoma de Bellas Artes, Inca, Peru
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