The week following my arrival in Peru I journeyed to Ayacucho in order to spend a few days back in my beloved Huamanga.
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Huamanga's main plaza |
It has been four years since I had been there last, and I was indeed missing it. Unlike other trips there in past years, I was on my own and with no agenda other than to just hang out and be there.
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Hostal Via Via Plaza |
Also, unlike most other years, I did not stay in the old
family house, but instead opted for the Hostal Via Via, on the plaza. The Via Via is located in a converted Spanish-era mansion, that had also previously been the Hotel Sucre, overlooking the main plaza.
So, I just hung out, wandered around a bit downtown, and took in the sights and sounds.
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Monument to Gen. Jose de Sucre, victor in the Battle of Ayacucho |
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28 de Julio Street, looking from the plaza toward the Independence Arch, and the central market. |
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Church of the Company of Jesus (c. 1700) |
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