Ahhhhh....Peru! Home sweet home in a way. I've spent so much time in this country that I just feel like it's my second home. Leaving the modernization, organization, cleanliness, orderliness and high prices behind in Chile, I just couldn't help but smile when I crossed the border into Peru and my bus didn't leave on time, the name on my bus ticket was for someone named Alex Nevarga, a "No Urinating" sign was needed right on the main street, someone was selling do...

After doing the Nazca lines, Tim and I made our way south to Arequipa, Peru's 2nd largest city. We arrived off a night bus early in the morning and feeling somewhat rested from the 10 hour trip, we headed off to explore downtown after checking into the sister hostel of the one I work at in Lima. While exploring and photographing downtown, we heard about a 400 year old monastery that was a sort of party convent for nuns for a couple centuries until they cracked do...