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| Peru Experience the festivals of Peru all year round. Take a walking route on the Inca Trail , which leads to Machu Picchu, a town sitting at 7,000 feet above sea level with great Inca monuments. Visit the town of Cusco and get a taste of pre-Columbian cultures or see the artifacts at one of the many Peru Museums. |
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06-14-2008, 11:55 AM
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|  adventure Hello my name is Dan and i am currently leaving collage and wanting to take a gap year with one of my good friends. we would like to live among native people for part of our trip in Peru, does anyone know if this is possible. any info would be appreciated Dan |
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06-16-2008, 08:30 AM
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| Re: adventure Very cool, The native people in Peru are located in the coast, Mountaint (Andes) or the rainforest. The rainforest natives would be the most different experience and the andean natives would be the most cultural. You can either contact a NGO or universtity for a community project where you go and help, or you can just grab your backpack. The easiest and safest way would be the NGO, just going yourself it quite difficult as most natives are on the defensive and are not too open to foreigners living in their communities. I reccomend joining a NGO, or similar group. Hope thi shelps.. Richard Leon www.peruforless.com
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