The landing in Lima, capital of Peru.

It's been almost a year. Actually, I wanted to return to Peru this year, because I really enjoyed it and there's still so much to discover. Won't work! But next year for sure (together with Ecuador)! Don't think that I'm done with the travel pictures. The ground sloth stream is like a timeless dream.

I really let the sloth hang out. ✌ If you like fish, you'll love it in Paracas. 🐟😍 Delicious, with sea view!🏖

In Chinchero I bought this great woolly hat.
Alpaca wool is super soft. And this is baby alpaca!
At least that's what they told me.
Maybe an expert would like to pet my head and verify that?

Chinchero is located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, northwest of Cusco in Peru. The village is known for its colorful alpaca textiles. A little insight into the traditional production showed us this Quechua woman. I came a bit too late to the show, because I got stuck with the cute alpacas in the entrance area. 🙃

With INCA KOLA to the top! 💪💪
I love this drink so much! ❤

Inca Kola is a cola brand from Peru, which was invented in 1910 by British immigrant John Lindley in Rímac / Lima. A main ingredient of the drink comes from the lemon verbena, locally called Hierba Luisa. 🌿
The sweet taste reminds a bit of chewing gum. 🤔

Have you already tried Inca Kola? How would you compare the taste?

I always liked to philosophize about the taste, especially with other fans! 😂

Just another photo of Machu Picchu.

View of the cloud-covered Huayna Picchu during my ascent to Mount Machu Picchu.

Dedicated to Daenerys. 🐲🐲🐲

The Islas Ballestas are ruled by birds. They produce the valuable guano. They can s(h)it wherever they want.

During my landing in Lima, Peru, I noticed this hill. This is the Cerro La Regla. It's located on the border between Callao and San Martín de Porres. At its peak, there's a statue of Jesus.