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A Budget Airport-Hopper's 36-Hour Peru–Colombia–Canada Journey
Treat this as a budget-minded 36-hour-plus airport transit rather than a conventional sightseeing trip. Compare the Lima airport drop-off options, use the international-terminal lounge for rest and showers, and plan the…
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Treat this as a budget-minded 36-hour-plus airport transit rather than a conventional sightseeing trip. Compare the Lima airport drop-off options, use the international-terminal lounge for rest and showers, and plan the Bogotá overnight around secure seating, lounge access, or paid sleeping pods. The route continues through Toronto before ending in Saskatoon.
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Phase 1 — Lima departure and Bogotá overnight
Use this as the Lima-to-Bogotá portion of the journey. Compare the two Lima airport drop-off options, use the international-terminal lounge for its rest and shower facilities, then plan the Bogotá overnight around secure seating, lounge access, or paid sleep options. Estimated costs cover airport-side spending rather than airfare.
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Jorge Chávez International AirportJorge Chávez International Airport, Callao, Peru
For the Lima airport transfer, the direct Uber drop-off was described as costing 60 soles, while the roadside drop-off on the opposite side was presented as roughly half the price. Compare both options before heading into the terminal.
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Sumaq VIP LoungeSumaq VIP Lounge, Jorge Chávez International Airport, Callao, Peru
Use this international-terminal lounge as a long-wait option. Facilities shown include a sitting room, dining room, two buffets, a bar, a sleeping area, and a shower room.
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El Dorado International AirportEl Dorado International Airport, Bogotá, Colombia
For an overnight wait, secure your belongings, choose a bench carefully, and use a travel pillow. Paid sleeping pods were reported at about 12 USD per hour; lounge food shown included scrambled eggs, toast, jam, coffee, cappuccino, soup, and flavored watermelon water.
Phase 2 — Toronto layover and Saskatoon arrival
This final stretch includes a five-hour Toronto layover before arrival in Saskatoon. Use the Toronto wait for eating, resting, watching football, and editing, then finish at the Saskatoon terminal. Estimated costs cover airport-side spending rather than airfare.
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Toronto Pearson International AirportToronto Pearson International Airport, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
A five-hour layover here can be used for eating, resting, watching football, and editing video before the final flight.
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Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International AirportSaskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport, Saskatoon, Canada
This is the arrival point after 36 hours and 42 minutes of travel. The arrival scene ends at the terminal with family meeting the traveler at the airport.