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In this video we explore the former Inca capital Cusco in Peru
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Loved it 🥰 I can see what you were saying about acclimatisation in my mind I thought of staying 5 days in Cusco just for this purpose prior to be able to do the big things afterwards
I hope it’s all ok for you right now and that you can enjoy it all fully
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By the time you read this, you will most likely have already made it to Machu Picchu, so what I have to say will be moot for you. However, anyone else reading this may benefit if they travel to the region in the future. Since altitude sickness is most common for tourists in Cusco, it is best not to stay there the first night, but rather at the end of a stay in the Andes. To lower your chance of getting altitude sickness, it is best to immediately travel into the relatively nearby lower elevations of the Urubamba Valley and stay in towns like Urubamba, Pisac, or Ollantaytambo where there are many incredible things to experience on the way to Machu Picchu. I have learned this the hard way after studying the area several times with fellow anthropologists. 🤒🤒
I was able to tolerate the altitude by visiting Arequipa first and Colca region soon after. After this, Cusco became more tolerable.
Interesting. So if I land in Lima and wish to spend a few days in the Cusco region, I should stay in Ollantaytambo for a night or 2 and then explore Cusco?
@@porfiriato84 I would recommend you staying 2 days in the city of Arequipa and take a plane for Cusco. It would help you to acclimate and as there are several things to do in Arequipa it wouldn't be a waste of time spending some time there.
That jumper you bought is so beautiful, I would like to buy one too!
I don’t know why I got dizzy when I saw the mouse on the menu!
Alpacas are so cute, they look like rag dolls!
It was great to see the beautiful city, Cusco, the capital of the Inca Empire in the past. Thank you very much for sharing! 👍🥰👏
Increíble la majestuosidad. Ojalá pueda visitarlo pronto.
I lived in lake Tahoe in the 80's and never felt altitude sickness. Went there last month and had jet lag and altitude sickness for 2 days. It gets worse the older u get
Hubby and I were in Perú in July 2019. We stayed for 3 weeks.
You guys said you will be going to climb a mountain. I’m sure you guys are going to the Rainbow Mountain. ❤️❤️❤️ I was beyond sick when trekking it. The altitude is crazy. Perú is magical.
I’m sure you’ll be going to Machu Pichu. We walked 3 hours from Hidroelectra to Aguascalientes. It was a beautiful walk. ❤️
O Peru tem muitos lugares lindos pra visitar. Fui pra lá esse ano e a experiência foi incrível. Aproveitei e fiz até um vídeo e postei no canal, de tão lindo que é a região dos Andes.
I was in Cusco for a week a few years ago. I never got used to the altitude the whole time. In Lima I could walk for hours, in Cusco I was exhausted after an hour.
Great video - thank you both. I love Cusco…was there in May. I feel for you with the altitude sickness. I was congested with allergies in Lima and then starting feeling the effects of a stomach bug the night before flying to Cusco. By the time I arrived in Cusco I wasn’t feeling well at all - being dehydrated and congested caused a case of altitude sickness. Since I was going to on the Salkantay trek in a few days I realized I needed to have it sorted. So saw a Dr. who put me in a clinic for 24 hours, rehydrated me and I recovered from the stomach bug. After that, I was fine…and did the trek…but the thinness of the oxygen at those altitudes and higher are no joke. I often felt winded. But, the Andes are magnificent and Peru is a fabulous country…highly recommend a visit if people are up for a bit of a real adventure.
Chris & Carol: Congratulations to you guys to heads Cusco, Peru this gone weekend to shows some of these historical Landmarks & Places in South America 2023❤❤❤
Enjoyed your video of Cusco. When I was there a few years ago I was not able to spend much time there. I do remember the day I arrived there Peru was playing Colombia in a World Cup qualifier. When I went to the square to have dinner it was packed. They had a large screen TV set up and everyone was watching the game and going crazy. It was great. One thing to point out when traveling to Machu Picchu and Aguas Caliente is to make sure you bring a poncho or rain coat. I remember when waiting in the various lines for the bus and buying tickets it rained a lot. This was in October. Fortunately someone was selling ponchos there and I was able to buy one standing in line.
Thanks again and enjoy your trip.
Peru is the very top of my bucketlist! Hopefully next year. I want one of those wooly llama sweaters so bad they are adorable. Can’t wait for the next video!
Peru has been on my bucket list for a while now so thank you for inspiring me to start making some plans! ❤
This video made me super nostalgic. I loved Cusco. When I’m fed up and want to pack a bag and jump on a plane, it’s Cusco that’s in my head as the place I’ll go haha. I’m embarrassed to tell you the McDonalds is in the main square very well disguised. It took me ages to find it but it was 12 years ago and I needed the WiFi plus they have Inca kola on tap 😂. You guys are great. Living the dream.
Tienes k venir peeeee tina es elegante aca en peru
Almost there to Macchu Picchu! Excited for you guys as I was 7 years ago. Cusco is lovely, I love how the dogs congregate in the plaza and went to their respective homes in the evening, I saw a documentary about that. I so missed the place❤️
Beautiful sweater ❤
We went there 2018 October . Love Cusco.
Wow 🤩 🤩 that’s in our bucket list. Thank you 🇺🇸
I went here in 2019 and loved this place. Watching this reminds me of the struggle to adapt to the altitude. 😂
Peru is very clear and nice 🎉🎉 great video as always Chris 👌👌. Hope you'll feel better. Love from Trinidad and Tobago.
A beautiful City. Sad story about the emperor. Super cool jumper. 👍😊🇵🇪
Yeah! Can't believe it took us so long to come here. I never expected Peru to be this good
👏👏 don't miss the Putucusi Mountain trail in Aguas Calientes. The Machu Picchu view is worth it! (have been there in 2008 🇧🇷)
¡Bienvenidos!!!!!. Me alegra que estén en Perú , los recibimos con los brazos abiertos. ¡Muchos éxitos y feliz estadía!!!
Chris and Carol, cusco is a fantastic place in Peru!
Wowza such a beautiful place!
When I had elevation sickness one day we walked up many steps to see a church and view over the town. I felt very puffed out then but later that day I was very sick with vomiting and diarrhea and headache. I couldn't eat anything only resting I felt a little better the next day. Rest one day then go exploring and I felt sick again 😢 I didn't feel good again until we traveled lower again
The rest of our trip I was careful to check elevation before visiting a town.
This video was awesome thanks for letting us come with you 😊
I was a bit nervous about trying alpaca but as it turned out, I preferred the lomo saltado with alpaca meat even more than the beef version (both were excellent).
If I was there I’d probably be using my FitBit device to count my steps, you guys seem to put in a good amount of miles in your travels plus the fact that you’re both healthy really helps.👍👍 Hope Carol feels better …
Another beautiful place! Thanks for sharing,Chris and Carol!
Great video! Many years ago I met Cusco and it is an incredible place! So much history, so much greatness of an incredible past. You guys did it well!
Thank you Carol and Chris,Cusco is a lovely city,i enjoyed it thoroughly!! All the best to you both! ❤❤
Thank you Chris and Carol for sharing your adventure in Peru. 😊😊😊😊😊😊
40 solves very good price, i got some offered with 80 soles and 100
The seller of the sweater actually said lana, which means wool, not llama 😅
Muito obrigado por mais esse vídeo incrível! Achei a cidade muito bonita... As igrejas, as ruas e as cores! Desejo que vocês continuem fazendo uma ótima viagem!
I was there 2000 and it makes me happy to see that not much has changed. Amazing and beautiful region and people! Makes me really want to go back!
I just stumbled by accident about the Peru videos of your channel. I watch a lot other youtuber travellers. But I have to say, I love your natural and yet informative way of storytelling very much. So down-to-earth and nice and magnificent introduction to a beautiful country. Happy to found your channel. Keep going. Greetings from Germany.
You guys go everywhere! Love it! Enjoy why your young! 🎉🎉🎉
Chris & Carol: Welcome to Cusco, Peru this gone weekend to shows these amazing places in the city October of 2023❤❤❤I am waiting for your next video soon this new week 2023❤❤❤
A timely video for me. I expect to be in Peru in January or early February. Stopping off in Belize, Guatemala, Cuba and Ecuador first. Enjoyed the information you shared.
Chris & Carol: Welcome to Cusco, Peru this gone weekend to tours many remarkable places & Landmarks in October of 2023❤❤❤I wish you guys the BEST always in peace 2023❤❤❤
Thanks guys. We are going to visit Cusco in two weeks can't wait to visit Peru.
thanks Chris and Carol, I see youre growing your hair a bit, looks good, have fun and stay safe
Cusco was our favorite city to explore in Peru.🇵🇪 Awesome video guys!
Nice place. I've been there, and also Machu Picchu
Carol and Cris Still Strutting Around The Globe 🌎 That’s a Beautiful Thing Keep Safe Guy’s God Bless 👍👍👍✌️👌🙌🖐️💕🇺🇸
6:54- Did you see how tightly those huge stones were put together? The Incas knew how to build structures with gigantic carved stones fitted together SO perfectly that one can't put knife blades between them even centuries later despite no steel tools or mortar AND they're earthquake proof! Oh, and they somehow did it despite having no wheels or even pack animals larger than the alpaca or llama. BTW, in Spanish the double L is considered a single letter and pronounced 'y'. Hence they pronounce llama 'YAH-mah' almost identical to the Japanese car called Yamaha but without the last laugh whereas 'lama' with a regular L means a Tibetan monk! Interestingly, too, is the fact that the Incas had no written language but communicated very detailed instructions, commands and messages using a complicated system of coded knots carried back and forth by human runners that were considered SO sacred that anyone believed to have tampered with them were automatically executed! I hope Miss Carol feels better soon with and overcomes the food poisoning and altitude !
Nice market, love the jumper and it was very cheap. You would pay 150-200 $ for a jumper like that in the tourist shops here in Norway. Crazy 😏 Thank you for showing this beautiful area in Peru. I see on the map that you are not far from Machu Picchu. Are you going there?
Take care ♥♥
Hiya. Chris and Carol.
Happy Monday. Bless you both.
I was going to say. You look a little under the weather. Chris.
Two days is still long enough to feel like that. Bless Carol.
Beautiful place. Lovely drone footage.
The wall. Looks amazing. So old.
Lovely jumper.
You are great to eat and try new things.
That is not good that you both had headaches.
Love the natural slides. Never seen anything like that.
I do not blame Carol. I thought she was brave to go up front to start with.
Always informative. As I always say. The best tour guides around any destination.
Beautiful views. Always enjoy the drone footage.
Imagine having to take your shopping up to your home up those steps.
Gorgeous views while eating.
Love seeing the parade.
I think everywhere in the world. Tourism has been affected.
Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful week.
Sorry for always writing so much
Beautiful location and history!! ❤
Be safe.
GOD Bless to both of you.
Watching from Lapulapu City, the Philippines.
Seeing it again brings back memories of my visit there. I remember chewing coca leaves and drinking coca tea constantly to try to alleviate the dull headache of altitude sickness. Although those old ruins are attributed to the Inca, a lot of people think that they're much older.
I love Cusco and the Sacred Valley!! I found it to be totally mind blowing walking around the ancient sites. The coca leaves do really help imho.
As a chef I loved seeing all the different colours of potatoes in the local markets! Happy Travels
Another Awesome Adventure Chris & Carol Beautiful Scenery 🙂Watching from New Brunswick CANADA🙂
Top tip if you go to Aguas Caliente, the water flow in the hot springs is pretty small so you better go there in the morning or you might end up sharing the same bath water as a 100 or so other people which may or may not be something you would want.
I guess Im one of the lucky ones or perhaps just had a few good days because I didn't feel anything related to altitude when I was in Cusco.
Thank you for taking me to places that I have never been.
Chris & Carol: Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video about Cusco,Peru to shows these amazing places especially the “Jesus Christ Statue” in South America in October of 2023❤❤❤I am waiting for your next remarkable video soon this week from Peru 2023❤❤❤
hermosa ciudad, he ido muchas veces y siempre quiero volver ❤
I love Carol's accent! Beautiful.
I was also very sick of the altitude. I was vomiting and had diarrhea. The diarrhea was due to their bread. It looks like they have loads of gluten in their bread than what I’m accustomed.
I’m gluten intolerant. I can eat gluten but a lil piece. In Perú I ate a piece of their bread. I got really sick. My doctor told me that it might be the amount of gluten in their bread. Also I’m lactose intolerant. I can eat anything with dairy.
Love Cusco! Noticed the altitude as soon as I stepped off the airplane. They told us not to go to the market so of course we went directly to the market. Amazing! Like concentrated coffee?
Oh God, this brings back so many nice memories! I arrived in Cusco from Lake Titicaca, so went up in altitude gradually. Still had Altitude Sickness...luckily it got better after Day 2. My highlight was the Archeological Museum- if you can, try and see it. I think one of those beautiful Colonial Buildings on the Main Square was actually a McDonald's 😱! And every time I crossed the Square on my way back to the hotel, I was also offered a "Massage"- but with 'Happy Ending'😂😂
The traditional clothes designs reminds me those in the Mountain Province here in the Philippines.
The best thing to do in Cusco are trekking, amazing, really are not confortable motels but the experience is incredible.
Great video! You took me to places I never went when I was there in 2002. Sorry you got altitude sickness. I hope the coca leaves helped. I've never had altitudes sickness, even at 14,000 feet. I wonder why some people get it and others don't. It looks like Cuzco is still a great city.
Great Video. Keep it up
6:45: That's where my tour guide joked that the Incas built this wall, and the other one across that was made by the Incapables, as you can see the big difference 😁 I love Cusco so much. It was more packed with people when I was there 5 years ago. It is hard to cope with the high altitude, I hope you adjusted quickly. Can't wait to see your next video in Sacred Valley. Pisac and Ollantaytambo are both incredible sights to behold.
The guide was ride about the sweaters. There made in China and get very fuzzy. We did a few tours in Cusco with many stops at authentic clothes made with the real alpaca wool and they where very expensive.
All in all Peru was amazing about the food I feel like Harold bauldr felt meh.
Our trip was got short since everything was lock down. Our luck that we had returned back to Lima. Still had to stay extra time in Lima until the Canadian government send 7 planes down to airlifted as out. Canada never looked so good.🥰
Who really cut the stones so perfectly? 👽 Still so impressed by the architecture views and cleanliness! 😊
Ojalá algún día pueda visitar Perú. Y una ciudad como Cusco
I love Carol, she the BEST!!! Cheers Mate.
Beautiful video , thanks
The jumper/sweatshirt👌🏾
Beautiful city
Informative! 😊
Lovely video jumping places.
You need to go Jack's Café in cusco for breakfast, its so good and its so big, the have pancakes, avocado etc. I went there 2022 july it was great. ANd no food poisioning
Good luck, greetings from Europe and don't forget Machu Picchu good adventures
Welcome to the Perú 🇵🇪
Wow Cusco looks totally like a classic Spanish colonial town. Reminds us of Antigua Guatemala, very nice place!
It's not it was the capital of the Incan Empire so it's even older than that and many of the structures contain the Incan stonework in their foundations.
Amazing
Interesting place, amazing video
Desejo pronto restabelecimento para Carolina e muita saúde para o belo casal. Show maravilhoso! História e cultura. Aprecio bastante sua maneira bem educada e respeitosa. Ainda assim, leve, simpática e informativa. Desejo para vocês e os seus um ótimo feriado. Que Nossa Senhora da Aparecida ilumine seus caminhos!
Cusco my favorite place.
I found your description of the Incan Temple in minutes 13:08 very interesting, as I was just reading about that temple in the writings of Spanish chronicler Pedro Cieza de León. This Spanish chronicler visited Cuzco in 1550 and, at that time, the temple was said to be located about one "harquebus-shot" (a long-gun shot) beyond the north of the city, on a hill. Today, the city has greatly expanded and grown, and, now, the Convent of Santo Domingo occupies its site. Interesting. The people went from worshipping the sun to worshipping the venerated man by all Catholics. In the early 16th century when the Incan ruler ruled the country, virgins (who were avowed to celibacy for their entire lives) were employed in the temple by weaving and dyeing woollen cloth for the service of the temple, as well as in making the alcoholic maize beverage called "chicha." The Spanish chronicler wrote that if one of these girls or women were ever caught having a sexual relationship with a male, she would be buried alive.
I live in Cuenca and I love the soups of the Andes.
This area is the real deal for all stuff alpaca and natural crafts. I would like to visit there and buy some of those warm sweaters. You guys sure picked a good location to visit. Carol please buy some charcoal capsule supplement because taking these will rid your stomach of poison. Hope you can find some and keep them in your luggage for all your travels incase of food poisoning.
Muy bonito soy dee peru
❤to go back there but not the high altitude
Peru is very unique in terms of climate: tropical in some locations, but cool and pretty much the same tempersture all year around. That's my kind of climate.
Hello, what is the temperature in January as I am going to visit cusco in January 2024 I'm very excited but a little but worried about the altitude I am from England
@@libragirl1991 19-20 degrees C in Cusco. 26-27 and sunny in Lima. January is usually the driest month in Peru, so expect plenty of sun. Also be prepared for altitude sickness in Cusco and Machu Picchu.
1. What year/month did you go? 2. How many days did you spend in Cusco? 3. Was the market in Cusco the best place to shop for Peruvian handcrafts at a cheaper price? Or are there cheaper independent shops elsewhere?
At 24:48, you can read that graffiti on the wall: "2027 te esperamos".... I'm pretty sure you still don't know, but the people that wrote that really, really do... I'd love to be there in 2027? -being rescued by those space ships in a place where you can almost touch the sky... perhaps the people that put all those rocks perfectly together... perhaps they shall come back... don't you think?
Hope one day i can visit peru
If I were in Cuzco,I should have a camera full of llamas and walls,I should be wearing a colorful poncho and I d be breathing heavily,,
You would get used to it in time,it must be a little uncomfortable,but travellers like you can handle it.Have a nice time.
ive been to a lot of places now, but cuzco was def one of my favorites. cracks me up every time that they think guinea pig is food. you should totally try the cuy next time though. tastes like chicken.
Take care ❤❤❤
Great video as always… almost see you guys in person, i ll go to cusco in 10 days😂… how long does it takes to do this saqsayhauman trail? Cant wait for the next videos '¡saludos!
Very reach in culture
Hey guys, so sorry to hear you are not doing well in the altitude, it's definitely not easy (especially with food poisoning on top of it all!). We recently came back from Bhutan and can totally relate. Quick question though, what settings do you use on your GoPro to make your video quality look this amazing?!
When both of you were walking through the cave and Carol asked if you wanted to go further, then replied, I don’t 😅😅 😅
Well the guy said the jumper was a mixed of alpaca and "lana" (not llama) which means sheep wool.
Oh dang, good catch. I also thought he said llama.
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