Peruvians

Peruvians... I haven't met such genuine, truthful and open human beings, ever... even when they called me señorita every two sentences, which reminds me of the awful Peruvian "Jerry Springer show" with it's host called Laura. I reckon that is the only thing Peruvians dislike about me... besides that, all Peruvians showed me charm, truthfulness and history in each and every action.

Cusco was a dream... a scene from a film we never get to see. Surreal and yet historic. Cusco bursts with history, it smells like history, it tastes like history. You see a re-incarnation of an Inca in every cusqueño walking around, at a plaza or symply carrying their baby, groceries and their memory on their backs.

From Cusco to Puno
La Raya, at 4380m above see level

Ornament used at the south-west of Peru for good luck

Chola in the middle of the road with an alpaca

Road to nowhere

Cholita
-made me want to take that little alpaca home-

La Raya, from Cusco to Puno
-Highest point between these two-

Liz ft. Baby Alpaca
-a couple of weeks old-

Baby alpaca loving the camera

Roof

Inca division of this world:
Eagle for heaven
Cheetah for earth
Snake for the underworld
Coca plant for force

Inca souvenir

Inca ruin

Peruvians

Post-colonial Church

Inca's Port

Peruvians

Peruvian kitchen to produce colours for alpaca clothing

Colori
-for alpaca clothing-

Wallets

Natural way of dyeing clothes

Lovely Peruvians