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Cuzco & the Sacred Valley C E A at n u zc da i n o h g uay to & D t l R h a I s e N K C I E N G T R A L H I G H L A N D S<br />

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choice in town, with spacious rooms off outdoor<br />

balconies around a flowery patio.<br />

5 Eating & Drinking<br />

El Cappuccino CAFE $<br />

(%42-1790; Cáceres Tresierra 321; mains from S9;<br />

h9am-11pm Mon-Sat; i) This cheery, breezy,<br />

French-run place is a haven of Western<br />

home comforts: yummy crepes, waffles<br />

and sandwiches, loads of vegetarian options,<br />

Andahuaylas’ best coffee, plus books,<br />

magazines and games. A deservedly popular<br />

hangout with both locals and travelers.<br />

Chifa El Dragón CHINESE $<br />

(%42-1749; cnr Ramos & Trelles; menú from S8;<br />

h7am-10pm) El Dragón is a smart restaurant<br />

serving Chinese dishes with a touch of criollo<br />

influence.<br />

8 Information<br />

BCP (Ramón Castilla s/n) has an ATM and<br />

changes US dollars. There’s a Western Union<br />

office and several casas de cambio on Ramón<br />

Castilla. There are plenty of internet cafes, some<br />

fast – look for the Speedy sign. Clínica Señor de<br />

Huanca (%42-1418; Andahuaylas 108) provides<br />

24-hour emergency medical attention.<br />

8 Getting There & Away<br />

Air<br />

LC Peru (%in Lima 1-204-1313; www.lc<strong>peru</strong>.pe)<br />

flies daily to Lima (S292). Explora Apurímac<br />

(%42-2877; Plaza de Armas s/n; h8am-1pm &<br />

3-8pm) travel agency books tickets. A taxi to the<br />

airport will cost about S25.<br />

Bus<br />

Heading east, Celtur (%42-2337; cnr Vallejo<br />

& Ugarte), Señor de Huanca (%42-1218; Martinelli<br />

170), Expreso los Chankas (%42-2441;<br />

Malećon Grau s/n) and Molina Union (%42-<br />

1248; Av los Sauces s/n) run daily to Cuzco<br />

(S25, nine hours) via Abancay (S10, five hours)<br />

throughout the day.<br />

Several companies run faster, more comfortable<br />

and expensive minibuses to Abancay (S20,<br />

four hours).<br />

Heading west, Celtur and Los Chankas have<br />

daily services to Ayacucho around 7am and 7pm<br />

(S35, six to seven hours). Direct buses to Lima<br />

(S70, 20 to 22 hours) are run by Wari (%42-<br />

1936; Malecón Grau s/n) at 6am, 11am, 2pm and<br />

5pm, and Molina Union at 10am and 4pm.<br />

Bus companies leave from the terminal terrestre<br />

but arrive to their offices, except Expreso<br />

Molino and Wari, which only use their own offices.<br />

Minibus companies all operate out of the<br />

terminal. Terminal departure tax is S1.<br />

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