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Women Weaving near Llama

Peru was the cradle of the Inca civilisation and boasts Machu Picchu, one of the wonders of the modern world - but there's more to see in Peru than the Inca Trail: the mysterious Nazca lines; the Huascarán National Park; a lengthy Pacific coastline and Peru's own Amazonian jungle to name a few. So crack open a bottle of Inca Kola, peruse our Peruvian tips or add your own


Also see The Knowledge: Off the beaten Inca trail in Peru



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    Hosteria San Roque

    Posted by chaska 11 April 2010

    This is a beautiful XVIII century house recently restored by a couple of retired academics, passionate about archaeology, Peruvian music and culture. The house is within walking distance from the main museums in the region where you can see the impressive remains of the cultures that developed in northern Peru before the Incas. It is simple, comfortable, very functional and charming. Nice swimming pool, no TV in bedrooms, easy access to cheap internet cafes, amazing local food in nearby restaurants. Most tourists go to hotels in either Trujillo or Chiclayo. San Roque is a good alternative for exploring northern Peru in a much nicer colonial town.

    www.hosteriasanroque.com

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