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Colca Canyon General Tips

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  • Carry coca tea with you, you can put it in a bottle.
  • Sangalle’s water is good to drink, at least for us.
  • To save money buy: bread, cheese and honey.
  • Buy bananas in the towns.
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Colca Canyon Fever Day III

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The night at Las Palmeras was eventful, after the return of the water service, there was a small storm of wind and rain.

This day we has a really nice lunch (thanks to Carlitos) soup, chicken with rice and french fries, juice, fruits and cookies. Our dinner was fruits, cheese, cookies and honey (from Cosñirhua).

From the cabin, made of totora and cane, at night you could see the stars.

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It was gooooooood :D

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Colca Canyon Trekking Tips III

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Wake up early before sunrise, so can start walking as soon as the sun comes out, trust us! you don’t want to be walking at midday!!

Take with you water with coca tea and some caramels for instant energy. Remember that you are going from 2,100 meters (a.s.l) to 3,300 meters (a.s.l)

In this part of the trekking you just have to walk upwards until you can see Cabanaconde. (3 hours)

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Water and Mangos

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While we where resting near the pool at Las Palmeras we felt that something fell, it was a Mango!!! (yumi :D)

We took it and decided to eat it…

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Colca Canyon Trekking Tips II

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From San Juan de Chuccho (House of Rivelino) take the wide pathway and if the path is bifurcating take always your right. There is a point where you start to go upwards following a small river (on your right) continue this way until you see a bridge, cross it and then you will start to go upwards.

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Sunrise in Cabanaconde.

You can see more mules than people.
Cause everybody is probably working at the fields.

All the story about our Colca Canyon experience HERE

Sunrise in Cabanaconde.

You can see more mules than people.IMG_0098

Cause everybody is probably working at the fields.

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All the story about our Colca Canyon experience HERE

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