From Cusco to Coast: Journey on the Overnight Bus from Cusco to Ica, Peru

The time in Cusco has absolutely flown by and somehow it is already time to leave. This trip is going far too fast...
We are taking an overnight bus (17+ hours) from Cusco all the way to Ica... just for the day to work until taking one more bus that evening to go to Paracas. This journey involved practicing a lot of Spansih (YAY), motion sickness (not yay), pretty views (heck yes), lack of sleep (eh...), and food poisioning (was not on the bingo card).
To say the least, it was absolutely a journey! I am so grateful we all arrived safely and happily to the coast of Peru!
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Stuck in the Moment (Instrumental Version) - Alexa Cappellix
Dreamers of the Shore (Instrumental Version) - Volcan Peaks
Sueno - Timothy Infinite
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[@PE-ox7hv]

I’m glad you made it to Paracas safe. I’m looking forward to that video. I’m sorry to hear about the food poisoning. Yes, while in Peru it’s important to watch where and what you eat. Safe travels

[@brookechooseslife]

Me as well! Cannot wait to share my experience in Paracas! Food poisoning is no joke haha. It definitely was a humbling experience. Thank you!!!

[@haroldt.c.477]

I hope you have a good trip, this country is for you and for those who want to come, I hope that Peru gives you happiness and joy, that it leaves a good memory because life is memories.
I heard from a video of an astrologer professor who lives in Nazca that he uses a motion sickness medicine called Grabol, which he took when he travelled by plane to see the Nazca lines.
I suppose that when you look out of the window at the landscape without leaning your head back on the seat for a long time, you are more likely to get motion sickness. Greetings from Peru.

[@brookechooseslife]

thank you so much! absolutely! the memories are forever :) Interesting! I will have to check that out for my motion sickness. Thank you for the kindness and help!