During the two-day Lake Titicaca Tour I met interesting people composed of two Americans (artist, and Economist), and a Taiwanese who is currently studying M.A. in Stats in the U.S. Talking to them in English was a relief after days of talking in plain Spanish to almost everyone. All four of us agreed that the phrase STATISTICALLY SPEAKING is certainly a phrase we dreamed of saying should anyone dissent anything that we would say. Now, this is my statistic, and boy, don’t you dare throw me that phrase!
23 days of travelling
134 hours 45 minutes, my butt was rested on the bus seat
3 countries7 cities
19 churches
3 wonderful families
500+ photos
Hundreds of other foreigners
And a measly 600USD, we surely did make it!
H I G H L I G H T S
LIMASeeing
again! As he said, we sort of expected this to happen. I had the chance to meet his uber-cool mom!STARBUCKS, my obsession to Starbuck's mugs has been reinforced. Additional mug on the shelf right now.
AREQUIPA
The family who adopted us was such a darling. Beautiful churches, and our eyes were dancing upon seeing those cheap quality silver accessories.CUZCO
Dizziness due to its altitude didn't hinder me from fully appreciating its beauty. I was enchanted by all that it has: churches and ruins...Nightlife was also great!MACHU PICCHU
Undescribable!
PUNO
The Lake Titicaca tour, amidst inconveniences, I really enjoyed it. It opened my eyes in many ways than one.BOLIVIA
La Paz, We stayed in a mansion-like house...Backpacks were loaded with beautifully designed stones.
(to be continued)
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