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Peru's extraordinary ecology |
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About Peru |
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Interactive route selector |
A small part of a typical trekking map
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Cusco road map |
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The routes |
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Walking route, Cordillera Blanca |
The 25 routes create a network that covers accessible
Perú
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Walking routes, Cusco |
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Walking routes, Colca cañon |
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To Colca cañon |
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To Cotahuasi cañon |
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Arequipa city |
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South to Tacna |
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Cusco to Puno |
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Cusco city and region |
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Cusco to Madre de Dios |
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Cusco to Abancay, Andamarca |
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Pisco to Ayacucho |
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Ayacucho to Huancayo |
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Lima to Pisco, Nazca, Arequipa |
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Cañete to Huancayo, Satipo |
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Metropolitan Lima |
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Lima to Huancayo |
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Huancayo to Atalaya |
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Atalaya to Cusco |
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Junin to Tingo Maria , Huaraz |
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Tingo Maria to Pucallpa, Tarapoto |
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Lima to Trujillo |
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Huaraz and its treks |
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Cross country to Cajamarca |
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Lambayeque to Chachapoyas |
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North to Tumbes |
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Piura to Moyabamba, Tarapoto |
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Iquitos and the parks of Amazonas |
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Search the routes through by jumping through
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A basic Spanish grammar |
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A simple Spanish vocabulary |
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Music in Peru |
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Coastal music |
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Music from the sierra |
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Music from the jungle areas |
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The twenty five routes cover all
of accessible Perú. Each is illustrated with large numbers of full screen photographs.
These are organised into a series of photo-essays, which take you through anything
between eight and more than a hundred full screen images.
Below, we show a clip that is
taken from the guide that leads North-East from Cusco into the deep jungle. The
symbols which you can see on the the left of text the accompany you wherever you
go in the guide. They perform functions such as printing out the section, jumping
elsewhere in the guide or bookmarking the page. The small image that is inset
into the text (of the Plaza de Armas in Quillabamba) is explained below.
The little picture which is embedded
in the text is an example of 'gateway' into a supporting series of photographs.
Below, you can see what this image looks like at its full size, which you acccess
in the guide simply by clicking on this little image. Once you have done this,
you are invited to work your way through a chain of related pictures. Each of them
offers the simple controls that you can see at the top left and, usually, some
words of explanation.
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