Sport-tastic this week in Loki, including FA, Carling and European Cup football as well as 6 Nations Rugby. Games to be screened live where ever available in Loki Bars. Times shown are local in Peru

 

Tuesday 22nd February

2.45pm VFB Stuttgart v Barcelona

3pm Man Utd v West Ham

 

Wednesday 23rd February

12.30pm CSKA Moscow v Sevilla

2.45pm Inter Milan v Chelsea

3pm Tottenham v Bolton replay

5pm Aston Villa v C Palace replay DELAYED

 

Thursday 24th February

1pm Galatasaray v Atletico Madrid

3pm Wolfsburg v Villarreal

3pm Juventus v Ajax

 

Friday 25th February

3pm Wales v France 6 nations Rugby

 

Saturday 26th February

7.45am Chelsea v Man City

8.30am Italy v Scotland 6 nations

10am Birmingham v Wigan FAPL

11pm ENGLAND v IRELAND 6 nations

12.30pm Stoke v Arsenal FAPL

 

Sunday 27th February

10am Man Utd v Aston Vill

10am Liverpool v Blackburn

We are pleased to announce that the Choquequirao Trek in Cusco is now available for booking.

 

Choquequirao, considered to be the sister of Machu Picchu, is truly a lost city of the Incas. Its located at a height of 3.085 m, much higher than Machu Picchu but lesser known to the general public. This is a good thing, because mass tourism hasnt yet overtaken and its still a Inca site you can visit without a 60-person Japanese tour group and two tour guides with umbrellas and megaphones. 

 

Choquequirao sits in the saddle of a high Andean ridgeabove the roaring Apurimac river and bears a striking similarity in structureand architecture to its famous sibling. Only 30-40 % has been so far uncovered from the wild vegetation. Twenty-five years ago, Machu Picchu must havelooked much like this, so come and enjoy it now whilst its still pristine and secluded.

 

If you want to push yourself to the max on a hike of a lifetime the magestic ruins of Choquequirao are 4 days trek away from Cusco.

 

For more information or bookings, please contact us

 

[email protected]

 

 

 

According to the Minister of Tourism today, Machu Picchu should be re-opening as of the 1st of April 2010. We are hoping it will be sooner than this, but this is the most up to date information we are able to provide and will continue to keep you posted here. There are still so many reasons to come to Cusco. There are still plenty of adventure, cultural and volunteer activities to keep you busy for weeks and the food and drink options are some of the best in Peru! Cusco is a great place to explore, kick back and relax. A beautiful city flanked by the mountains and surrounded by breathtaking scenery, not to mention the hostel itself and great bar nights and activities. All other historical sites in Cusco and the Sacred Valley are open as usual and we can help you organising tours if you are interested in visiting, just contact our tour desk: [email protected]