Bienvenidos a Perú - Cusco - Lima - Mancora -

I arrived in Cusco late at night, so from the bus terminal I took a taxi to the hostel, as it is within an area where cars do not travel, I leave one block away. The hostel and the location is an attraction for tourists, there are food restaurants throughout the area, tour offices. From that point, you can choose to go to the market to have a delicious fresh fruit juice and also a quick and cheap menu that is very popular with Peruvians in their routine, Sacsayhuamán is located north of Cuzco. This place is the historical capital of the Inca Empire. From this ancient architectural wonder you can enjoy incredible views of the city. You can go by bus or walking, I recommend walking, the view is beautiful. The visit to the Church of Santo Domingo is also incredible the view and is in the center of "Plaza de Armas". We also find the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art

This museum, originally an Inca court of justice, is dedicated to art and objects from all regions of pre-Columbian Peru. In this list for the center of Cusco or Cosqo in Quechua we find the famous Chocolate museum. in this museum there is an interesting tour tasting different types of first level artisan chocolates. Also if you have time you can take classes and make your own creations with chocolate. Let's do it!

Continue the Camino towards the beach. In "City of the Kings", you have the opportunity to see a variety of historical architecture, unique cultural attractions and admire its beautiful coastal scenery. Start the day with a morning or afternoon departure, receiving a pick-up at a meeting point in Miraflores, San Isidro, or downtown. The first stop of the day is the historic center of the city of Lima, an area that was once known as the capital of the colonial viceroyalty of the country. Head next to the "Love Park", a beautiful green space along the ocean influenced by the Barcelona architect Gaudí and featuring a sculpture by the Peruvian artist Victor Delfín. Continue to San Isidro, a quiet residential area of ​​Lima. Pass Huaca Pucllana to get a glimpse of the ceremonial site, which predates the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century. Then head to Lima's main square, where you'll see the municipal and presidential palaces, two sprawling structures whose size emphasizes their preeminence in the country's political life. Next to the Plaza de Armas to see the Cathedral of Lima and pass by the tomb of the Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro. You also pass the Santo Domingo convent, home to an extensive complex of monasteries. Before ending your visit to the city of Lima, make additional stops at the Museum of Religious Art and the Church of Santo Domingo, the final resting place for Saints San Martín de Porres and Santa Rosa de Lima. At the end of your tourist adventure, the tour company will return you to the meeting point or your Hotel.

After motanas, long walks uphill, the visit to the city of Lima that stands out for its immense, a few days in Mancora, beach, sun and good ceviche! In Mancora there are no cold days and the Pacific coast provides a magical sunset with the sunset on the beach.