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Machu Picchu to reopen: Peru gets ready to unlock the world heritage site in November
By Natalie Chalk. PERU'S most iconic tourist destination Machu Picchu looks set to reopen next month.
Natalie Chalk
15 October 2020
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Living in Lima
AFTER backpacking around Peru Natalie Chalk is hooked but finds teaching English in Lima to be full of surprises.
Natalie Chalk
2 September 2019
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Beach you to it: The sandcastles built long before Machu Picchu
FOR more than a millennia these sandcastles have stood on the beaches under the burning Peruvian sun.
Natalie Chalk
5 May 2019
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That’s one Titanic bin round!
EVERYONE knows the Titanic sank after it hit an iceberg but it seems these dustmen refuse to believe.
Natalie Chalk
29 April 2019
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Insider’s Guide: Lima’s best picks from Limeños
WHERE to next in Lima? Where to drink Pisco Sour? How about Ceviche? This is where the locals go!
Natalie Chalk
12 March 2019
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Hans on guide to Lima: Zen drummer on the best live music spots in Lima
ZEN drummer Hans Menacho shares his top live music spots in Lima.
Natalie Chalk
22 January 2019
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Tuk a ride on the Pan-American Highway
THE first time I heard a tuk tuk, I was like: “what’s the hell is that?” Then it shot out and was as colourful as a fruit cocktail.
Natalie Chalk
21 January 2019
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When in Lima make lemonade
LIMA is a food destination. When Peruvians turn their attention to cooking the whole world groans in pleasure.
Natalie Chalk
16 January 2019
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Living and teaching in Lima
AFTER backpacking around Peru Natalie Chalk is hooked but finds teaching English in Lima to be full of surprises.
Natalie Chalk
26 August 2018
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High drama in the Andes
THE Colca Canyon is 11 London Shards deep and a must see for anyone visiting the Andes.
Natalie Chalk
10 April 2018
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