Finally, the time has come to set your adventure seeking spirit towards one of the most magical lands in South America. Even if its just for a couple of days, Lima has such a creative, tender and sweet air of history. Well, all of Peru does, but, the best part is that history still lives here. From the loving support of the indigenous and modern day Peruvian women to the attentiveness and romanticism of the macho Peruvian men, Lima incapsulates all! While Lima Peru, specifically in Miraflores, has modernized with fancy looking clothing stores like Falabella and Ripley, and the North American famous Starbucks coffee shops, which serves so well for our flashpackers digital nomad needs, you can still see the hints of traditional Pre-Colombian architecture and flair that takes us back in time.
At the historical center of Lima, you will find over 1000 different balconies that were built during viceroyalty, Spaniard colonization. Structures vivid enough to snap shot amazing pictures with your digital material. Countless churches in about 500 to 1000 feet span away from each other with gorgeous detail in its architecture. All influenced by the Spaniards, however, the Pre-Colobian harmony and originality hums throughout the conversations, the food and the fiestas organized by the natives and locals.
Luckily for our fellow flashpackers, Condor’s House sits right in the center of Lima Miraflores where you can hop skip and jump anywhere with our in house cruisers; from the beach for some surf lessons to Starbucks, four blocks away. It is life of travel made so damn easy. Everything can be found on your iPhone google maps. Or, if you just want to hang out at the hostel on your lap top, loading pictures of your sweet adventures to your blog or on Facebook, it can be that simple for your quality traveling demands.
Flashpack through Lima, and make sure to stop by at the Condor’s House for some yummy homemade Peruvian food, live electro jazz music once per month, and meet the rest of your fellow digital nomad travelers ordering fresh juice at the Condor’s House breakfast bar!
