Travel in Peru

Family Hathaway - Trip to Peru

Travel in Peru - Trip to Central Andean Mountains

PHIL, LAURIE AND BEN HATHAWAY - PERU TRAVEL COMMENTS
TRIP TO HUANCAYO, LA OROYA AND CERRO DE PASCO
WITH TICLIO PASS - ALTITUDE 15,610 ft (4818 m)

We want to thank Bran for his excellent driving skills in going to "out of the way" places in Peru.

I just happened to find Bran on the internet and I feel like we were so lucky to have chosen the best driver and guide in Peru!

We travelled to places that alot of tourists don't normally go to - Cerro de Pasco, Huancayo, and La Oroya to name a few.

If you know anything about the scary roads in Peru - Bran drove safely and smartly to get us to our destinations.

He was great company and was very knowledgeable.

We had a fantastic time and I know we couldn't have done it without him!

We recommend him and his comfortable van to everyone that travels in Peru!

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Ticlio pass is a railway crossing loop in Peru that was considered the highest railway junction in the world. Ticlio is located on the Pacific side of the Andes, on the Peruvian Central Highway (carretera Central), with an elevation of 4,758 m (15,610 ft) above sea-level.

It was a very important connection with interior of Peru, since it was opened in 1893. At present time there is no regular passenger services on the railway. The railway itself is extremely beautiful, with breathtaking lanscapes and many tunnels - different way of Travel in Peru. There are extraordinary passenger services on special occations, and trip from Lima to Huancayo lasts 12 hours.

DID YOU KNOW? FACTS ABOUT TICLIO PASS

TICLIO - HIGHEST RAILWAY CROSSING LOOP IN THE WORLD

Trip to "Out of the way Places" in Peru