Classic Peru : Cusco and the Sacred Valley
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – Is it really worth publishing a new post about Cusco and the Machu Picchu ? There are already so many all over the Internet and in all kinds of…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – Is it really worth publishing a new post about Cusco and the Machu Picchu ? There are already so many all over the Internet and in all kinds of…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – In front of the pirogue, one then two and finally three grey and pink backs are slowly risingfrom the water. A little bit further, those Amazonian dolphins are revealing…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – Nevado Pisco 5,752 m (18,871 ft) When you hear the word « Pisco » in Peru (or even in Chile), it is generally before a diner or in a bar… Indeed, Pisco is…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – Summit of Vallunaraju – 5,686 metres (18,655 ft) The pristine sky is dark, even black on the vertical of the top. The south of the Cordillera Blanca is finally in…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – Tupac. A year ago, kicked of the mountain by a strong fever (read this post), we reached this small Andean village inexistent on most maps. Sick and incredibly disappointed,…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – It’s about time. Time to turn the page, to close this file and to move on. We came back from our trip in Patagonia 6 months ago and often…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – When the Cerro Aleta de Tiburon (“the shark’s fin”) appears for the first time, it seems in pretty good conditions from the valley. There is maybe this snow patch…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – The last day of a long hike always feels pretty special. The overall excitation to finish a project, often mixed with some culinary fantaisies and a strong desire for…
– Full slide show at the bottom of the page – Best wishes for this new year 2017 !!!! It is around a cosy campfire and near the sea, 20 km from Puerto Williams, that The 2016 chapter has been…
In 1985, Joe Simpson, British mountaineer, was about to live one of the most incredible adventure of the history of mountain climbing on the slopes of the Siula Grande: after ascending for the first time the west face of this…