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ABBREVIATIONSACT Australian Capital TerritoryNSW New South WalesNT Northern TerritoryQld QueenslandSA South AustraliaTas TasmaniaVic VictoriaWA Western Australia

AAbancay 294-6Abra la Raya 198Abra Patricia conservation area 452accommodations 508-11, 552, see

also individual locationsAcobamba 304-5activities 21, 173-80, 511-12, see also

individual activitiesAcurio, Gastón 58

Arequipa restaurants 184Cuzco restaurants 248Lima restaurants 110, 111, 113,

114addresses 524

Cuzco 222Lima 79-80

Afro-Peruvian culture 129Aguas Calientes 267-8, 277-8, 268Aguas Verdes 386Aguilar, Fabrizio 52air travel

tickets 531, 536to/from Cuzco 253-4within Peru 535-6, 535-41, 533

airlines 530-1, 535-6Alarcón, Daniel 51Alca 193Alegría, Ciro 51altitude sickness 392, 548aluviones 392Amantaní Island 209-10Amaru, Túpac 37Amaru II, Túpac 38, 222Amazon Basin 459-507, 461

climate 67-8, 460, 477itineraries 27mining 46

Amazon lodgesCuzco to Manu 476, 477Iquitos area 503-7Lago Sandoval 470-1Manu area 479Parque Nacional Manu 478Río de Madre de Dios 469-70Río Tambopata 471-4

Amazon river cruises 497-8, 537Ampay 295Andagua 192, 297, 175Andahuaylas 296-8

Andahuaylillas 288-9Andean condors 69, 187-8, 190-1,

366, 404 Andes, the 67animal bites 546, 548-9animals 68-71

books 68, 69, 71, 77butterflies 71, 503crocodiles 386spectacled bears 70, 366, 404

anthropological museums 93, 97ants 71apartments 509Alianza Popular Revolution Ameri-

cana (APRA) 39, 40, 41-2, 45-6, 342

archaeological artifacts 56archaeological museums 270

Arequipa 167Cajamarca 432-3Chan Chan 351Cuzco 231-2Ica 136Ilo 153Lambayeque 365-6Leimebamba 450Lima 97Nazca 144Trujillo 345

archaeological sites, see also cave paintings, funerary sites, geo-glyphs, Inca archaeo logical sitesAntaymarca 193Batán Grande 366-7books 20, 22Cahuachi 145Cantallo aqueducts 144-5Caral 270-1, 338, 270Central Highlands 331Cerro Baúl 152Chan Chan 274, 349-51Chavín de Huántar 31, 271-2,

422-3, 271Complejo Arqueológico la Huaca el

Brujo 352Gran Pajatén 439Gran Vilaya 446-7Huaca Arco Iris 351, 274Huaca Esmeralda 351Huaca Pucllana 97

Huacas del Sol y de la Luna 351-2Huanca ruins 306itineraries 28Jauja 306Kuélap 34, 275, 448, 274La Congona 450Marcahuamachuco 439Marcahuasi 300Museum of the Royal Tombs of

Sipán 365Nazca Lines 32, 142-4Oyu Oyu 190Pachamama 209Pachatata 209Paracas Necropolis 31-2, 131, 133Paramonga 337Pardeones ruins 144-5Piruro 331-2Sechín 339Sillustani 206Sipán 32, 364, 365, 273Sondor 296Susupillo 331Tambo de Mora 128-9Tarmatambo 302Temple of Kotosh 329Túcume 366Tumshukaiko 417Wari ruins 325

architecture 53-4colonial mansions 91-2, 166-7,

343-4Inca civilization 276

Arequipa 160-87, 160, 162, 3, 9accommodations 171-82activities 168-70attractions 164-8Cayma 167dangers 163-4drinking 184entertainment 184-5festivals 171food 182-4history 160-1internet access 161medical services 161Paucarpata 167shopping 185tourist information 163tours & guides 171

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Arequipa continuedtravel to/from 185-7travel within 187Yanahuara 167

art museumsCuzco 231, 233Lima 92, 93-4, 99

arts 51-6, see also architecture, cinema, crafts, dance, literature, painting, pottery, textiles

Asháninka people 11, 480, 481, 484Asia 126-7Atacama Desert conflict 38, 40Atahualpa 35, 36, 221-2, 429-31, 432Atalaya 477, 483Atavillos culture 328ATMs 521-2Ausangate 234, 294, 295avalanches 392, 549Ayabaca 374-5Ayacucho 317-25, 319

accommodations 321-3attractions 320-1festivals 321food 323-4shopping 324travel to/from 317, 324-5

ayahuasca 455, 463, 504Ayaviri 198Aymara language 557

Bbag-snatching 514-15Bagua Chica 441Balsas 441Baltimore 473bargaining 524Barranca 337-9bartonellosis 547Batán Grande 366-7bathrooms 525beaches, see also surfing

Lima area 101, 123north coast 340, 372, 376, 378-9south coast 126-7, 148, 149, 150

bears 70, 366, 404Belén 496-7Benjamin Constant (Brazil) 506bicycling, see cyclingBingham, Hiram 39, 56, 278birds 68-9

Andean condors 69, 187-8, 190-1, 366, 404

books 68, 69, 71hoatzin 470hummingbirds 70, 450, 451, 452macaws 69, 474, 7

bird-watchingAbra Patricia conservation area 452Ayabaca 375Colpa de Guacamayos 471Cuzco 236Iquitos area 505, 506Islas Ballestas 131Lago de Junín 327Lago Umayo 206Lago Valencia 471Laguna de Salinas 194Luquina Chico 213Manu area 476, 478, 479Puerto Pizarro 386-7Reserva Ecológica Chaparrí 366Reserva Nacional de Paracas 131Reserva Nacional Tambopata 473Santuario Nacional Lagunas de

Mejía 150Tingo María 333

bitesanimal 546, 548-9insect 547mosquito 544, 545-6, 549-50

boat travel 536-7Amazon Basin 497-8, 537Iquitos 501-2Pucallpa 488-9to/from Peru 534

Boca Manu 477boleto religioso 229boleto turístico 188, 229Bolívar, Simón 39-40, 372Bolivia

border crossings 214, 467Cobija 467Copacabana 213-17Lake Titicaca 213-18Puerto Acosta 215 Puerto Heath 467 Riberalta 467

books, see also literatureanimals 68, 69, 71, 77archaeological sites 20, 22, 29birds 68, 69, 71cocaine 76Cuzco School 38environmental issues 73folk tales 41

food 58, 60, 61, 62, 63health 543Inca civilization 35, 36, 37Internal Conflict 43mountaineering 176, 420plants 72, 73Sendero Luminoso 47textiles 32travel 20, 22trekking 402

border crossings 534Bolivia 214, 467Brazil 466, 506Chile 158Colombia 506Ecuador 376, 382, 386, 442

boxing 57Brazil

Benjamin Constant 506border crossings 466, 506 Tabatinga 506

breastfeeding 512bricheros 252Bryce Echenique, Alfredo 51bullfighting 56, 94, 185bus travel

dangers 516to/from Peru 533-4within Peru 538-9, 540

business hours 512butterflies 71, 503

CCabanaconde 191-3Cabo Blanco 376Cachora 294Cajabamba 438-9Cajamarca 429-37, 430

accommodations 434-6attractions 431drinking 436food 436history 429-31shopping 436travel to/from 437

Cajatambo 421-2Callejón de Conchucos 409Camaná 148-9Cañete 127canoeing & kayaking 170, 489Cañón del Colca 187-92, 193-4, 176Canta 328canyon country 187-94, 160Cápac, Huayna 35, 221Cápac, Manco 34, 217, 220

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Cápac, Mayta 34, 160Capachica (town) 210Capachica Peninsula 210-12car travel 539-40, 556-7, 537Caral (ruins) 270-1, 338, 270Caral culture 338Caraz 417-20, 418Carhuaz 414-15Carnaval 295, 433Carretera Central 123-4Casma 339-40Castilla, Ramón 40Catac 421Catacaos 371-2cave paintings 328, 329, see also

geoglyphscaving 305Ccotos 211Celendín 439-41cell phones 525central highlands 299-335, 301Cerro Azul 127Cerro de Pasco 327ceviche 58, 61, 63Chacas 409, 410, 426Chachani 169Chachapoyas (town) 441-5, 443Chachapoyas culture 34, 274-5,

442, 448sites 439, 447, 448-9, 450

Chachas 441-5, 443Chagas’ disease 547Chala 148Ch’allapampa 217Chan Chan 274, 349-51Chancay culture 33Chancos 414Chanka culture 296Chaupo 193Chavín culture 31, 271-2, 354, 424

sites 417, 422-3, 271Chavín de Huántar 31, 271-2, 422-5,

271Chazuta 454chicha (corn beer) 60chicha (music) 53Chiclayo 358-63, 359chifas 61Chifrón 211Chilca 126children, travel with 62, 512, 550Chile 158Chimbote 340-2, 341Chimú culture 33, 274-5, 355

sites 337, 349-51, 351

Chincha (town) 128-9Chincha culture 33, 128-9Chinchero 263Chiquián 421Chivay 188-9cholera 544Chosica 124chuchuhuasi 497Chucuito 212Chulucanas 373Chupaca 313churches, see also monasteries

architecture 54Arequipa 166, 167Ayacucho 320Cajamarca 433Huancavelica 314Ica 136Cuzco 229-30, 231Lampa 197Lima 87-92Puerto Etén 363

cinema 52, 499, 502clay licks 471, 474, 479climate, see weatherclimate change 532Cobija (Bolivia) 467coca 73, 77, 514

cocaine 76, 334museums 199

Cochas Chico 313Cochas Grande 313Cojup Valley 408Colla culture 206, 207Collón 408Colombia

border crossings 506Leticia 506Puerto Asis 506

colonization 221-2community tourism 207

Huaraz 393-4, 395Islas del Sol y de la Luna 218

Concepción 307condors 69, 187-8, 190-1, 366, 404 consulates 517Contamaná 490convents, see monasteriesCopacabana (Bolivia) 213-17Corahuasi 294Cordillera Blanca 401-10, 416, 173,

175Cordillera Huayhuash 401-4, 410-12Cordillera Negra 401-4, 412-13Cordilleras, the 401-13

Corporaque 190Corrientillo 503corruption 515, 520, 539

border crossings 215Fujimori administration 44

costs 20, 512, see also inside front cover

Cotahuasi 193counterfeiting 523courses 513-14

cooking 514dance 102, 514languages 102, 170-1, 239, 394,

513crafts 11, 55-6, 10, see also pottery,

textilesAyacucho 324Cajamarca 436Celendín 439Chavín de Huántar 423Chinchero 263Cuzco 252gourds 313Huancavelica 316Isla Taquile 208-9La Merced 481Leimebamba 451Lima 118-19Lurín 122Monsefú 363Pisac 258Piura 371Río Mantaro Valley 313San Pedro De Cajas 305Santo Tomás 503Yarinacocha 489

credit cards 522-3crime 514-15crocodiles 386Cruz del Cóndor 190-1Cuidad Blanca, see Arequipacultural museums 230-1, 232, 320,

432culture 47-57curanderos, see shamanscustoms 48-9, 63customs regulations 514Cutimbo 207cuy 61, 440Cuzco 220-56, 221, 224-5

accommodations 240-6activities 233-7attractions 228-33dangers 227-8drinking 250-2

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Cuzco continuedentertainment 250-2festivals 240food 246-50history 220-2internet access 223itineraries 228medical services 223shopping 252-3tourist information 226-7tours & guides 239-40travel to/from 253-6travel within 256walking tours 237-9weather 234

Cuzco School 38, 55, 166, 229cycling 101, 179-80, 536, 179, see

also mountain bikingcysticercosis 548

Ddance 56-7

Afro-Peruvian 129Chincha 128lessons 102, 514

dangers 514-16, see also corruptionactivities 177, 512Arequipa 163-4Chachapoyas 445Cuzco 227-8driving 539-40drugs 516, 520Huaraz 392 internet resources 514Iquitos 496Lima 86-7money 523Pucallpa 488Puno 199Tingo María 333, 488 Trujillo 343 women travelers 527-9

deep vein thrombosis 543deforestation 76dengue fever 544departure taxes 531, 535Desaguadero 214diarrhea 548digital photography 523-4disabilities, travelers with 526diving 101, 180

drinks 59-60, see also wineriespisco 60, 152vocabulary 553-4wine 136-8, 152

driver’s licenses 539driving 539-40, 556-7drugs 73, 334, 516, 520

Eearthquakes 549economy 48Ecuador

border crossings 376, 382, 386, 442

Macará 376Vilcabamba 442 Zumba 442

Eiffel, Gustave 151, 154, 167, 184, 496El Bendito 387El Chaco 131El Misti 161, 169, 9El Niño 364, 513El Valle de los Volcanes 192-3El Valle Sagrado, see Sacred Valleyelectricity 509embassies 517emergencies 554-7, see also inside

front coverenvironmental issues 46, 73, 76-7Escallani 211escuela cuzqueña 38, 55, 166, 229Ese’eja people 463, 471events, see festivalsexchange rates, see inside front cover

FFerreñafe 365-6festivals 21, 517-18

Año Nuevo 308, 518Arequipa 171Ash Wednesday 395Carnaval 295, 433, 518Cuzco 240El Festival Internacional de la

Primavera 345, 518El Señor Cautivo 375El Señor de Muruhuay 305festive food & drink 60-1, 109Fiesta de San Diego 209Fiesta de Yahuar 296Huancayo 308, 518Ica 138Inti Raymi 240, 518, 5, 11La Virgen de la Candelaria 201,

216, 518

La Virgen de la Merced fiesta 414

La Virgen del Carmen 198, 260, 293, 518

La Virgen del Rosario fiesta 425, 518

Lima 102-3Puno 201Q’oyoriti 295, 518Semana Santa 321, 372, 395, 518Verano Negro 11, 128

Fierro, Pancho 55film 52, 499, 502fish 71fishing 376, 467Fitzcarraldo 499, 502floating islands 208folk art 55food 58-66, 519, see also Acurio,

Gastón, individual locationsbooks 58, 60, 61, 62, 63ceviche 58, 61, 63children’s meals 512cooking lessons 514cuy 440, 601endangered animals 135, 487,

499health issues 544, 545, 546, 547,

548, 549itineraries 28potatoes 58, 62, 265, 12regional dishes 62, 109vocabulary 63-6, 553-4

football 56Fujimori, Alberto 43-4, 46funerary sites

Cutimbo 207Karajía 447Laguna de los Cóndores 450Luquina Chico 213Revash 447Sillustani 206Ventanillas de Combayo 438Ventanillas de Otuzco 438

Ggalleries, see art museumsGarcía, Alan 42, 43, 45, 46, 478garúa 95gay travelers 519geoglyphs, see also cave paintings

Ayabaca 375Caral 338Cumbe Mayo 438Islas Ballestas 131

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Nazca 142-4Palpa 141Toro Muerto Petroglyphs 192

geography 67-8, 460geology 187ghost towns 367gnathostomiasis 547gold 432golf 497Granja Porcón 438Gringo Trail 23, 140Grippa, Francisco 507guano 38, 40, 131guinea pigs 61, 440Gutiérrez, Fernando 55

HH1N1 542hairless dogs 69handicrafts, see craftshealth 542-50, 554heat exhaustion 550Hemingway, Ernest 376hepatitis A 545hepatitis B 545Herzog, Werner 499, 502hiking, see trekkinghistory 29-46, see also archaeological

museums, archaeological sites, Inca archaeological sites, Inca civi-lization, Internal Conflict, Pizarro, Francisco, politics, pre-Columbian civilizations, Sendero LuminosoAtacama Desert conflict 38, 45Fujimori presidency 43-4, 46independence 38-40, 100indigenismo 41-2Spanish colonization 35-8, 221-2

hitchhiking 540holidays 19, 519horseback riding 180, 180

Batán Grande 367Chavín de Huántar 423Cuzco 236Obrajillo 328

hostels 510hot springs

Aguas Calientes 267Aguas Calientes de Marangani

289Cconoc 294Celendín 440Chancos 414Chavín de Huántar 423Chivay 188

Huancavelica 314Los Baños del Inca 438Máncora 377Monterrey 413Moyobamba 452Santa Teresa 290Tingo María 333

hot water 510hotels 510-11, 512Huaca Prieta culture 354Huacachina 9, 139-41, 8, 179Hualca Hualca 169, 190Hualhuas 313Huamachuco 439Huanca culture 306Huancabamba 373-4Huancacalle 293Huancané 215Huancavelica 314-17, 315Huancayo 307-13, 317, 309Huanchaco 352-6Huánuco 328-30, 328Huánuco Viejo 330-1, 409Huaqueros 366Huaquillas 386Huarán 261Huaraz 389-401, 389, 390-1

accommodations 395-8activities 393-4attractions 392dangers 392drinking 399-400entertainment 400food 398-9medical services 391shopping 400tourist information 391tours & guides 394-5travel to/from 400-1travel within 401

Huari 425Huarípampa 406, 420Huascar 35, 221Huaura 337huayno 52Hunt Oil 478hypothermia 549

IIberia 466Ica 136-9, 137ice climbing 175, 176, 393, 406, 407Ichu 212Iguíñiz, Natalia 55Ilo 153-4

Inca, Manco 37, 222, 234, 257, 264Inca archaeological sites

Aypate 375Cajamarquilla 124Chinchero 263Choquequirau 234El Cuarto del Rescate 432Huánuco Viejo 330-1, 409Intipunku 281-2, 284Isla de la Luna 217Isla del Sol 217Machu Picchu 56, 278-83, 279Moray 264Ollantaytambo ruins 264-5Pachacamac 122Phuyupatamarka 284Piquillacta 288Pisac ruins 259-60Puerto Inca 148Pukapukara 257Puruchuco 123-4Q’enqo 257Qorikancha 232-3Rumicolca 288Sacsaywamán 256-7Saihuite 294Tambo Colorado 133Tambomachay 257-8Tarawasi 294Tipón 288Vilcabamba 234Vilcashuamán 325-6Wiñay Wayna 284

Inca civilization 34-5, 275-6, see also Spanish colonizationAtahualpa 35, 36, 221-2,

429-31, 432books 35, 36, 37Cajamarca 429-31Cápac, Huayna 35, 221Cápac, Manco 34, 217, 220Cápac, Mayta 34, 160Cuzco 220-2human sacrifice 165Inca, Manco 37, 222, 234, 257, 264Mama Ocllo 34, 217, 220museums 165, 232, 267Pachacutec 34-5, 220, 257 Yupanqui, Túpac 35, 220, 233

Inca Trail 283-8, 283, 174alternative routes 287-8regulations & fees 284-5tours 286-7

independence 38-40, 100indigenismo 41-2

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indigenous peoplesAsháninka people 11, 480, 481,

484Cañón del Colca 188Ese’eja people 463, 471Matsiguenka people 474, 479photography 523Shipibo people 487, 490 Yine people 477

infectious diseases 544-8Infierno 463insurance 515, 520Internal Conflict 42-3, 44, see

also Sendero Luminosobooks 43museums 94Truth & Reconciliation

Commission 45internet access 520, see also individual

locationsinternet resources

airlines 530-1, 535-6Cuzco 223dangers 514expats 22gay & lesbian travelers 519health 542media 22, 509travel 22volunteering 527

Interoceanic Hwy 46, 76Inti Raymi 11, 240, 5, 11Intipunku 281-2, 284Iquitos 494-503, 495

accommodations 498-9activities 497-8attractions 496-7dangers 496drinking 501entertainment 501food 499-500history 494internet access 494medical services 494, 496shopping 501tourist information 496travel to/from 501-2travel within 502-3

Isla Amantaní 209-10Isla de la Luna 217-18Isla del Sol 217-18

Isla Taquile 208-9Isla Ticonata 211Islas Ballestas 9, 130-1, 133-4, 9Islas Uros 208itineraries 23-8

Amazon Basin 27Cuzco & the Sacred Valley 228Lima 80north coast 25northern highlands 26

Ivochote 293Izcuchaca 313-14

JJaén 441, 442Jalca Grande 447Jauja 305-7jet lag 543journalism 49-50Juancito 490Juli 213Juliaca 196-7jungle travel 472Junín 327

Kkayaking & canoeing 170, 489kidnappings 515Kinski, Klaus 502kitesurfing 377Kotosh culture 329Kuélap 34, 275, 448, 274

LLa Balsa 442La Jalca 447La Merced 480-3, 480La Oroya 300La Tina 376La Unión 330-1La Virgen de la Candelaria 201, 216Lago de Junín 327Lago Sandoval 470-1Lago Umayo 206Lago Valencia 471Laguna 69 408Laguna de Chachas 192Laguna de Choclococha 315Laguna de Pacucha 296Laguna Ishinca 408Laguna Ñahuimpuquio 313Laguna Parón 408Laguna Purhuay 409Laguna Quistacocha 503Laguna Rajucolta 408

Laguna Shallap 408Lagunas 492-3Lagunas Llanganuco 417Lagunillas 132Lake Titicaca 7, 195-218, 6

Bolivian shore 213-18south shore 212-13

Lake Titicaca Islands 207-10, 211-12

Lamas 454Lambayeque (town) 365Lambayeque culture 352Lampa 197-8landmines 516landó 53languages 551-7

Aymara 557courses 102, 170-1, 239, 394,

513Quechua 557Spanish 551-7

Lares Valley 287-90laundry services 520leaf-cutter ants 71legal matters 520-1Leimebamba 449-51leishmaniasis 547leptospirosis 547lesbian travelers 519Leticia (Colombia) 506Levanto 447Leymembamba 449-51libraries 166, 496Lima 78-124, 82-3, 11, 180

accommodations 103-8activities 101-2attractions 87-101Barranco 97-9, 107, 115, 116-17,

100Callao 99-101Central Lima 87-94, 103-4, 109-11,

115-16, 88-9dangers 86-7drinking 115-17East Lima 94entertainment 117-18festivals 102-3food 109-15history 79internet access 81itineraries 80La Punta 116medical services 84Miraflores 97, 105-7, 112-15,

116, 98

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Rímac 94San Isidro 95-7, 105, 111-12,

116, 96shopping 118-19tourist information 85tours & guides 102travel to/from 119-21travel within 121-2West Lima 99-101, 105

Limatambo 294literature 51-2, see also books, Vargas

Llosa, MarioLlachón 210-11Llamac 410, 412Llosa, Claudia 52Llulluchupampa 284Lord of Sipán 364, 365, 273luggage 539Lunahuaná 127-8Luquina Chico 213Lurín 122-3

Mmacaws 69, 471, 474, 479, 7Macará (Ecuador) 376Machala 386Machu Picchu 39, 278-83, 279, 269,

275, see also Inca Trailactivities 285artifacts 56environmental issues 77

magazines 509malaria 545-6Mallu 193Mama Ocllo 34, 217, 220Máncora 376-80mangroves 386, 387Manu area 474-9Manu Wildlife Center 479maps 521

Cordilleras, the 402Lima 80

Maras 264Marcahuamachuco culture 439Marcahuasi 300Marcará 414María Arguedas, José 51marinera 56markets

Catacaos 371Chiclayo 358Chinchero 263Cuzco 253Huancavelica 315Huancayo 310, 312

La Merced 481Lima 119Pisac 258

Matsiguenka people 474, 479Mazamari 483measures 509, see also inside front

covermedical services 543, see also

individual locationsMejía 150metric conversions, see inside front

covermilitary museums 95, 321, 325mobile phones 525Moche culture 32, 43, 273, 354

museums 365sites 351-2, 364

Moho 215Mollendo 149-50monasteries

Arequipa 164-5, 166, 7Concepción 307Cuzco 230

money 20, 517, 521-3, see also inside front cover

Monsefú 363Monterrey 413-14Montesinos, Vladimiro 44, 52Moquegua 150-3, 151Moray 264mosquitos 544, 545-6, 549-50mountain biking 179-80, 179, see

also cyclingArequipa 170Callejón de Conchucos 409Cordillera Negra 412Cuzco 235-6Huraz 393

mountain lodges 398mountaineering 175, 176-7, 175, 176

Arequipa 168-9books 176, 420Cordilleras, the 393, 402-4, 415equipment 403-4tours & guides 395, 402-3

Moyobamba 452-3Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac

Amaru (MRTA) 43, 44muggings 514-15museums, see also archaeological

museums, art museumsanthropological museums 93, 97cultural museums 230-1, 232,

320, 432military museums 95, 321, 325

Museo de la Nación 94-5Museo Larco 95-7Museo Nacional de Antropología,

Arqueología e Historía del Perú 97

Museo Nacional de Chavín 423Museo Pedro de Osma 98-9religious museums 94, 232, 433

music 52-3, 54, 128, 129música criolla 53, 56

Nnational parks & nature reserves

73-6Abra Patricia conservation area

452Cordillera Huayhuash 410-12Parque Nacional Bahuaja-Sonene

471Parque Nacional Huascarán 404Parque Nacional Manu 477-9, 7Parque Nacional Tingo María 333Parque Nacional Yanachaga-

Chemillén 484Reserva de Biosfera del Noroeste

387Reserva Ecológica Chaparrí 366Reserva Nacional de Paracas

131-2, 132Reserva Nacional Lomas de Lachay

337Reserva Nacional Pacaya-Samiria

492, 493-4Reserva Nacional Pampas Galeras

145Reserva Nacional Salinas y Aguada

Blanca 187Reserva Nacional Tambopata

471-2Santuario Nacional Huayllay 327Santuario Nacional Lagunas de

Mejía 150Nazca (town) 141-7, 142

accommodations 145-6activities 145attractions 142-5food 146-7travel to/from 147

Nazca culture 32, 141, 272museums 144sites 32, 142-4, 145

Nazca Lines 32, 142-4Negritos 375Nevado Ampato 169Nevado Coropuna 169, 192

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Nevado Mismi 169newspapers 509north coast 25, 336-87, 337northern highlands 26, 428-58, 429novoandina cuisine 58, 59

OObrajillo 328Ocongate 294Ocopa 307Ocucaje Desert 138Odría, Manuel 302oil industry 375, 478Ollantaytambo 264-7, 265Olleros 409opening hours 512Orellana 490Oroya fever 547Otuzco 356Oxapampa 483-4

PPacasmayo 357Pachacamac 122Pachacutec 34-5, 220, 257painting 55, see also escuala cuzqueñaPaita 372-3Palcamayo 305Palpa 141Pampamarca 193Paracas (town) 129-36

accommodations 134-5attractions 130-3food 135travel to/from 135-6

Paracas culture 31-2, 131, 133, 272, 272paragliding 101, 180, 237, 180Parque Nacional Bahuaja-Sonene 471Parque Nacional Huascarán 404Parque Nacional Manu 477-9, 7Parque Nacional Tingo María 333Parque Nacional Yanachaga-

Chemillén 484Pataz 439Paucartambo 293Pedro Ruíz 451petroglyphs, see geoglyphsPevas 507pharmacies 543-4phonecards 525photography 523-4

picanterías 61pickpocketing 514-15Pilcopata 476Pimentel 363, 364Pinchollo 190Piquillacta 288Pisac 258-61, 259, 276pisco (drink) 60, 152Pisco (mountain) 409Pisco (town) 129-36, 130

accommodations 134attractions 130-3drinking 135food 135travel to/from 135-6

Piscobamba 427Pitec 407Piura 367-71, 373, 368Pizarro, Francisco

colonization of Peru 35-6, 38, 222, 342, 367, 382, 430-1

burial place 87, 90monuments 92-3

plague 547planning 19-22, see also itineraries

discount cards 517health 542-3trekking 234, 285, 402-4

plants 71-3books 72, 73botanical lodges 504mangroves 386, 387orchids 452Polylepis trees 417Puya raimondii 9, 72, 404, 418, 421

politics, see also Internal Conflict, Sendero LuminosoAlianza Popular Revolution

Americana (APRA) 39, 40, 41-2, 45-6, 342

control of media 49-50dictatorships 42protests 46, 478, 516

Pomabamba 427Pomacochas 451-2Pomata 213Pongo de Mainique 293population 49postal services 524potatoes 58, 62, 12

museums 265pottery 31, 55

Chancay 33Chavín 271-2Chimú 355

Chulucanas 373Moche 32, 273, 354museums 95Nazca 141Santo Tomás 503Shipibo 490Taricá 414

Pozuzo 483pre-Columbian civilizations, see also

Chachapoyas culture, Chavín culture, Chimú culture, Inca civilization, Moche culture, Nazca culture, Wari culturearchitecture 53-4Atavillos culture 328Chancay culture 33Chincha culture 33, 128-9Colla culture 206, 207Huaca Prieta culture 354Huanca culture 306Lambayeque culture 352Marcahuamachuco culture 439north coast 354Paracas culture 31-2, 131, 133,

272, 272Sicán culture 33, 355, 365-6Tarama culture 302, 305Tiwanaku culture 33

protests 46, 478, 516Pucallpa 484-9, 485Pucará 198Pucusana 126Puerto Acosta (Bolivia) 215Puerto Asis (Colombia) 506Puerto Bermúdez 484Puerto Callao 489Puerto Chicama 357Puerto Etén 363Puerto General San Martín

132Puerto Heath (Bolivia) 467Puerto Inca 148, 484Puerto Maldonado 460-7, 462

accommodations 463-5attractions 462-3drinking 465food 465internet access 461medical services 461tourist information 462tours & guides 463travel to/from 466-7travel within 467

Puerto Ocopa 483Pukapukara 257

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Punta Sal 380-1Punta Unión pass 406Puya raimondii 9, 72, 404, 418, 421

QQ’enqo 257Qorikancha 232-3Q’oyoriti 295Quechua language 557Quilcayhuanca valley 409Quillabamba 291-2, 291Quince Mil 294Quinua 325

Rrabies 546radio 49rafting, see river runningrainforest 72Ramón Ribeyro, Julio 51rape 528Raqchi 289Recuay 421recycling 511refunds 522religion 50, see also churches,

festivals, monasteriesCerro Calvario 216Don Bosco 415El Señor de Muruhuay 304-5La Virgen de la Candelaria 216religious crafts 55saints 39, 90-2Spanish Inquisition 92

religious museums 94, 232, 433reptiles 71Requena 490Reserva de Biosfera del Noroeste

387Reserva Ecológica Chaparrí 366Reserva Nacional de Paracas 131-2,

132Reserva Nacional Lomas de Lachay

337Reserva Nacional Pacaya-Samiria 493-4Reserva Nacional Pampas Galeras

145Reserva Nacional Salinas y Aguada

Blanca 187Reserva Nacional Tambopata 471-2reservations 511, 552-7reserves, see national parks & nature

reservesrestaurants 61Riberalta (Bolivia) 467Ribeyro, Ramón 51Río Alto Madre de Dios 477Río Apurímac 235-68Río Heath 471-6Río Huancabamba 373Río Madre de Dios 467-70Río Mantaro valley 313Río Santa Teresa 235Río Tambo valley 150Río Tambopata 235, 471-4Río Urubamba 235Río Urubamba valley, see Sacred

Valleyriver running 177, 177

Arequipa 170Cuzco 234-5Lunahuaná 127Máncora 377Tarapoto 455

road rules 539-40rock climbing 175, 176-7

Cordillera Blanca 393Cordillera Negra 412, 421Torre de Parón 417

Rumicolca 288

SSabancaya 169Sabogal, José 55Sacaco 147-8Sacred Valley 228, 258-67, 258, 179Sacsaywamán 256-7Salinas 263Salkantay 288salt licks 471, 474, 479Salvación 477San Agustín de Cajas 313San Ignacio 442San Jerónimo de Tunán 313San Juan de Chuccho 191San Luis 426

San Martín, José de 39San Pedro de Cajas 305San Pedro de Casta 300San Ramón 480-3San Vicente de Cañete 127Santuario Nacional Huayllay 327Santuario Nacional Lagunas de Mejía

150sandboarding 140, 145, 179, 8, 179Santa Clara 503Santa María 289-90Santa Rosa 363Santa Teresa 290-1Santo Tomás 503sapo 250Satipo 483scams 515-16Schiaffino, Pedro Miguel 112scuba diving 101, 180sculpture 55Sechín 339Sendero Luminoso 42-3, 44, 322,

454, 516, see also Internal Conflictbooks 47indoctrination by 484

shamans 237, 358, 374, 455, 463Shining Path, see Sendero LuminosoShintuya 477Shipibo people 487, 490shopping 524, 555, see also individual

locations, marketsSicán culture 33, 355, 365-6Sicuani 289Sillustani 206Sipán 32, 364, 365, 273Siulá Grande 420skiing 394snakes 71, 548-9soccer 56solo travelers 524Soporo 192South American Explorers Club 86south coast 125-58, 126Spanish colonization 35-8, 221-2Spanish language 551-7spectacled bears 70, 366, 404sports 56-7, 250sunburn 550sunrise-watching 293surfing 57, 178-9, 178

Cabo Blanco 376Cerro Azul 127El Faro 363Huanchaco 353

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surfing continuedLima area 101, 123Máncora 377North Coast 381Pacasmayo 357Puerto Chicama 357

sustainable travel 77, 394, see also community tourism, GreenDex, volunteering

swimming 101, 180swine flu 542Szyszlo, Fernando de 55

TTabatinga (Brazil) 506Tacna 154-8, 155taeniasis 548Talara 375-6Tambomachay 257-8Tantamayo 331-2Tapay 191Taquile Island 208-9Tarama culture 302, 305Tarapoto 453-8, 454Taricá 414Tarma 300-4, 302taxes 522, 531, 535taxis 540telephone services 524-5television 49, 52, 509tetanus 546textiles 55

books 31Cuzco 253museums 96Nazca culture 272Paracas culture 32, 133, 272, 272Shipibo people 490Wari culture 33, 274

thefts 514-15Tilali 215time 525, 556Timpía 293Tingo 449Tingo María 332-5, 488, 332Tinqui 294Tipón 288tipping 63, 522toilets 525Toledo, Alejandro 45, 280Tomepampa 193

Tortugas 340Touching the Void 176, 420tourist information 525-6, see also

individual locationstours, see also individual locations

to Peru 534-5within Peru 540-1

traditional medicine 547train travel 541travel to/from Peru 530-5, 556-7travel within Peru 516, 535-41, 556-7traveler’s checks 523trekking 174-5

Aguas Calientes 267-8alternative routes to Machu Picchu

287-8Arequipa 169-70books 402Cabanaconde 191Cañón del Cotahuasi 193Caraz 418Chacas 426Chachapoyas 443Chavín de Huántar 423Cordillera Blanca 402-10, 415, 173Cordillera Huayhuash Circuit

402-4, 410-12, 421, 411Cordillera Negra 402-4, 413Cuzco 233-4El Valle de los Volcanes 192Gran Vilaya 446-7guides 286-7, 406Huaraz 393, 395Huari 425Inca Trail 283-8, 283, 174Máncora 377Obrajillo 328planning 234, 285, 402-4responsible trekking 286-7, 394Santa Cruz Trek 404-6, 405, 173Santa Teresa 290

Tres Cruces 293Trujillo 342-9, 344-5

accommodations 346-7activities 345attractions 343-5dangers 343drinking 348entertainment 348food 347-8internet access 342medical services 342tourist information 343travel to/from 348-9travel within 349

Túcume 366Tumbes 382-5, 383Tupac, Illa 331typhoid fever 546

UUbinas 169Unesco World Heritage Sites 141-7,

338, 422-3, 477, see also Machu Picchu

Uros Islands 208Urubamba 261-3

Vvacations 19, 519vaccinations 544Vallejo, César 38, 42, 51, 342Valverde, Vicente de 431Vargas Llosa, Mario 40, 44, 51, 95Vega, Garcilaso de la 37, 220vegetarian & vegan travelers 62Velasco Alvarado, Juan 42Velinga 193Vicos 414video 509Vilcabamba (Ecuador) 442Vilcabamba (Inca site) 234Vilcashuamán 325-6visas 526-7Vischongo 326volleyball 57volunteering 393, 527

Wwalking, see trekkingWari culture 32-3, 124, 273, 326

museums 321sites 152, 192, 325, 392

waterenvironmental issues 77health issues 544, 545, 550

waterfalls 446, 481Wayllabamba 283Wayna Picchu 282, 269weather 19-20, 513

Amazon Basin 67-8, 460, 477Cordilleras, the 402Cuzco 234El Niño 364, 513garúa 95Inca Trail 285

weights 509, see also inside front coverWhite City, see Arequipawhite-water rafting, see river

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wildlife, see animals, birds, plantswildlife-watching 68, 178, see also

bird-watchingIquitos area 504, 505Islas Ballestas 130-1Lago Sandoval 470Lago Valencia 471Manu area 478, 479Parque Nacional Bahuaja-Sonene

471Parque Nacional Cerros de

Amotape 387Reserva Ecológica Chaparrí 366Reserva Nacional Pacaya-Samiria

493Yarinacocha 489Zona Reservada de Tumbes 387

Wiñay Wayna 284wine 136-8wineries 136-8, 152witch doctors, see shamanswomen in Peru 39, 50-1women travelers 527-9, 550work 529World Heritage Sites 141-7, 338,

422-3, 477, see also Machu Picchu

YYale University 56Yanama 426-7Yanque 189-90Yarinacocha 489-90Yarowilca culture 331Yavari 202

yellow fever 546-7Yerupajá 420Yine people 477Yucay 261, 263Yumani 217Yungay 415-17Yunguyo 214Yupanqui, Túpac 35, 220, 233Yurimaguas 491-2

ZZaña 367Zarumilla 386ziplines 290zoos 100Zorritos 381-2Zumba (Ecuador) 442

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AMAZON BASINaccommodations

ACTS Field Station 505 Albergue Humboldt 484 Amazon Yarapa River Lodge 505 Amazonia Lodge 477 Ceiba Tops 506 Explorama Lodges 505 Explorer’s Inn 472 Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica 469 Kapieivi Eco Village 464 Manu Wildlife Center 479 Muyuna Amazon Lodge 505 Posada Amazonas 471 Sandoval Lake Lodge 470 Tambopata Research Center 474

attractions & activitiesITA Aceer Tambopata en Inkaterra 469 Laguna Quistacocha fish hatchery 503 Pilpintuwasi Butterfly Farm 503

tours & guidesEstypel 493 Gerson Medina Valera 463 InkaNatura 471 Manu Expeditions 475 Manu Nature Tours 475 Pantiacolla Tours 475

AREQUIPA & CANYON COUNTRYattractions & activities

Colca Trek 168 food

Café Casa Verde 182

CENTRAL HIGHLANDSaccommodations

Hacienda La Florida 303 Via Via 322 Villa Jennifer 334

attractions & activitiesIncas del Perú 308

CUZCO & THE SACRED VALLEYaccommodations

Hospedaje Turismo Caith 246 Hostal San Juan de Dios 246 Hostal San Juan Masías 245 Hotel El Rosal 243 Las Chullpas 262 Niños Hotel 242 Piccola Locanda 242 Qosqo Wasinchis 241

foodAldea Yanapay 248 Café Cultural Ritual 249 Green’s Organic 249 Hearts Café 266

shoppingAymi Wasi 253 Casa Ecológica 253 Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cuzco 253 Shop of the Weavers of the Southern Andes 253

tours & guidesChaski Ventura 240

HUARAZ & THE CORDILLERASaccommodations

Cuyaquiwayi 414 Humacchuco community tourism project 416 Lazy Dog Inn 398

GreenDex CONTENTSIt seems like everyone’s going ‘green’ these days, but it can sometimes be difficult to tell who is

truly sustainable. The following sights, tour operators, accommodations, shops and restaurants have all been chosen because they meet our criteria for sustainable tourism: either because of sound environmental practices or because they promote local tradition and otherwise support community development at a grassroots level.

For tips on responsible trekking, see the boxed text on p394 . For up-to-date information on how to pick an Inca Trail operator that treats its porters ethically, see p286 . For a comprehensive listing of Peru’s national parks and wilderness areas, see p74 .

We want to keep developing our sustainable-travel content. If you think we’ve omitted someone who should be listed here, or if you disagree with our choices, contact us at www.lonelyplanet.com/contact. For more information about sustainable tourism and Lonely Planet, see www.lonelyplanet.com/responsibletravel.

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tours & guidesIncaroca Travel 395 Mountain Institute, the 395 Respons Sustainable Tourism Center 395

LAKE TITICACAattractions & activities

Centro de Información 216 food

Restaurante Comunál 209 tours & guides

CEDESOS 210 Red de Turismo Comunitario de Lago Titicaca 218

LIMAfood

AlmaZen 113

green market 113 information

Centro de La Mujer Peruana Flora Tristán 528 shopping

Agua y Tierra 119 Ichimay Wari 122 La Casa de la Mujer Artesana Manuela

Ramos 119 tours & guides

Ecoaventura Vida 102

NORTHERN HIGHLANDSattractions & activities

Abra Patricia conservation area 452 San Lucas de Pomacochas interpretation center 451Waqanki Orchid Center 453

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Geographic

InformationBank, ATM

Embassy/ConsulateHospital, Medical

InformationInternet Facilities

Police StationPost Office, GPO

TelephoneToilets

Point of Interest

TransportAirport, Airfield

Bus Station

General Transport

Taxi Rank

SleepingSleeping

Camping

ShoppingShopping

EntertainmentEntertainment

DrinkingDrinking

Cafe

EatingEating

BeachCastle, Fortress

ChristianMonument

Museum, Gallery

PoolRuin

Zoo, Bird Sanctuary

Sights/ActivitiesSYMBOLS

Petrol Station

CAPITAL (NATIONAL)Large City

Small City

CAPITAL (STATE)Medium City

Town, Village

POPULATION

Building

Land

Market

Area of Interest

Campus ParkSports

Mall

Forest

Cemetery, Christian

Airport

Beach, Desert

AREA FEATURES

Ancient WallCliffState, Provincial

InternationalBOUNDARIES

SwampWaterRiver, Creek

HYDROGRAPHY

Ferry RailTRANSPORT

Walking TourWalking Trail

Tunnel

LaneTertiary

Walking PathTrack

TollwayFreewayPrimary

Mall/Steps

Pedestrian OverpassSecondary

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One-Way Street

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Bars & clubs 5:30pm-midnight, some open to 2am

Restaurants 10am-10pm, some closed 3-6pm

Shops 9am-6pm Mon-Fri, some open 9am-6pm Sat

Exceptions are noted in specific listings.

PRICE RANGES Sleeping EatingBudget <S75 <S24

Midrange S75-240 S24-45

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PHRASESGood morning. Buenos días.Good afternoon/night. Buenas tardes/noches.Goodbye. Adiós.Thank you (very much). (Muchas) Gracias.Do you speak English? ¿Habla usted inglés?I don’t understand. No entiendo.Where is the bathroom? ¿Dónde está el baño?Can I leave my bag here? ¿Puedo dejar mi bolso aquí?

CONVERSIONS1in = 2.54cm1cm = 0.39in1m = 3.3ft = 1.1yd1ft = 0.3m1km = 0.62 miles1 mile = 1.6km

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TELEPHONETo dial listings in this book from outside Peru, dial your international access code, the country code, then the area code (minus ‘0’, which is used when dialing domestically) and the number.Peru country code %51

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Ambulance (in most of Peru) %117

Fire (in most of Peru) %116

Police (in most of Peru) %105

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