Peru is full of colours and before the highlight of our journey, which was Ausangate trek, we experienced many other smaller colourfull "highlights"...
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| some kind of comunity meeting in Cincero village near Cusco... agent Belma has all under controll |
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| same village, different costumes |
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| market in Cincero. We loved markets:) |
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| how they make colours? |
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| they use nature, e.g. insects parasiting on cactuses for red |
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| Side-market in Cusco |
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| in every conditions |
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| amazingt taste! |
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| and fantastic juice |
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| raw trout and avocado, uaaaaa |
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| so many different potatoes! |
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| alcoholic drink from corn |
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| made ladies friendly |
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| she needs a drink! |
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| farmacy |
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| we bought something here without any idea what it is |
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| acclimatization trip |
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| and another |
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| service station for UFO |
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| old Cusco |
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| salt mines |
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| our best guide |
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| sharing drink with local farmers |
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| the trip in the countryside is beautifull too |
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| Belma and quinoa |



































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