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We are now in Cusco, Peru. While we had thought this city would only be a stopover on our way to Machu Picchu, every night we realise we need to stay another night. Though engulfed in tourism, it has a lot of
character, lots to see, observe and take in. This was the post sunset view from the bar in Cusco's bohemian neighbourhood San Blas.
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Our 28 hour bus journey of 1800km from El Calafate to Bariloche in Argentinian Patagonia started with views like these. The shorter route, Ruta 40 is closed in the winters. We had to take the coastal route via Rio Gallegos. At a latitude of nearly 59 degree South, it was the southernmost point we got to in this trip.
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A big market sets up in a tiny village called Tarabuco, a couple of hours from Sucre. Locals from the surrounding villages and towns come here for their supply of groceries and other household items; sometime even to trade animals. For the tourists, the main draw is the cloth market which gives a chance to buy the colourful Bolivian textiles directly from the artisans.
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Heavy clouds washed away the view of the sunset on the first two days of our stay on Isla del Sol. Elections in Bolivia forced us to stay on the island on the third day as well. The view of the setting sun behind the mountains in Peru made this extended stay totally worthwhile.