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      <title>Multi-Day Trips from Ica, Peru</title>
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There is no train from Lima to Ica, and no scheduled commercial flight lands there either; every multi-day route through this desert runs on the Panamericana Sur by coach or private van. Once that&amp;rsquo;s settled, Ica turns into an excellent hub for looping three very different landscapes into one trip.</description>
      
      
       
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