In the morning we woke up rested and revived.

history channel documentary In the morning we woke up rested and revived. To begin with thing on our brains was nourishment and lager. We surged off to a nearby eatery in Arequipa where we ate alpaca meat and chugged brew. Kid was it even fabulous. We went out for a stroll around the city, which was delightful, some neighborhood houses of God, and even a cloister, and after that bounced right once more into the following eatery. We requested the biggest and most costly gourmet dinner they had on their menu. It was just $8 USD! We devoured fish throughout the day and after that backpedaled to our lodging and hung out with some different explorers from Australia and Europe, while sharing containers and jugs of wine!

In the morning we began our drive to Puno. We ceased off in Juliaca basically coincidentally. This city was a wreck. There was movement and walkers and trains and everything else you can envision everywhere. It was certainly not a spot for drivers so we utilized our Blackberry GPS, got out, and continued onward. We touched base in Puno late that night and at the end of the day, couldn't locate the common "two pieces north of the principle square" lodging. Be that as it may, in the long run we discovered it and moved our stuff in. We had a fast chomp to eat and strolled through the downtown and after that went to rest. The following up and coming few days would have been extreme!