My Peru Itinerary.

This location was quite interesting, being surrounded by nature prompted us to make different plans than we were not used to, the curiosity of wanting to see the flora of the area more closely guided us towards a walk full of magic. Although the walk was quite amazing it was also difficult, due to the altitude making it difficult to breathe properly, but it was one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. We went with a tour guide, who took us on a bus to the start of the walk. From there we started walking uphill, through trees and dusty paths. There was the option of riding a horse if it was very difficult for you to do all the hours of the walk, we were an incredible group so we all decided to walk because the experience would be much more beneficial. When you get to the top there is an amazing blue lake next to a glacier, the most impressive sight. There are a few different lookouts that you can climb to get the perfect picture.

We visit the floating islands of the Uros made of reeds, where families live and show you their handmade gifts. They are handicrafts full of history, colors and textures where through them you can understand the aesthetics of their entire culture. This was truly unique and something I had never seen before, it is certainly etched in my memory due to its unparalleled beauty. There we took a ride in one of their yellow boats, also made of rushes. We spend the night in Amantani, where a charming Peruvian lady waited on us overnight and prepared us a traditional breakfast, lunch and dinner. They were meals full of flavor where the sea food stands out with a delicious spicy. One night she dressed us in traditional highland clothing and we went to a dance event which was great fun. I loved staying here because I felt like you could really get an insight into the lives of the people who live there.