IS MACHU PICCHU WORTH THE HYPE? INCA TRAIL 2023

Very nice video, i did the 4 day hike in June 4 years ago. It is an amazing country. Coco tea and leaves helped with the altitude sickness.

Thanks for the beautiful video. Very enjoyable and well made and your stunning photography is dragging me back there again.

Thanks for the video. It's super helpful. Also like your soft tone.

I took the train & bus. Still have to climb 100p ft of stairs which they don't tell you. I would go back

Wow!

Curious which month of year this was filmed?

excellent videos 🙂 next year defo I'm going 🙂

That looks very strenuous.

Elképesztő helyeken jártatok, nagyon tetszett a videó! Vigyázzatok Magatokra!

Excellent video! Thank you very much!

Great adventure. Can you tell us what time of day and year you visited. Thanks

Amazing cinematography! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Greetings from Israel.

Trek.❤

A truly beautiful treklöver. ❤🎉

Thank you for your lovely video, we found out a lot. We are doing what you did later this year, so it was nice to see.😊😊😊

My friend Machu Pichu is 1000 times worth the hype, but also there are a lot of other places as mysterious and interesting to be discovered as well, so keep exploring but Don't get lost...

Anastasia sun dial, same as four corner states and Welsh

Walking in the forest is free, but for 600$ is a good deal for them, as here the people make 600$ in a month... There is nobody on the train, nor the trail, or the viewpoints... I am here at Cusco, I just asked and I can go for the 2 day or the 4 day Inca trail tomorrow, or any day of this week, January 2024. I took the 2 day machu by car for 110$, including everything, hotel, food and entry ticket 😊 there is a timetable at the train station, the ticket price is 2-4$ for the locals, 50-100$ for tourists 😢

Great channel this, discovered recently for our upcoming trip to Bolivia & Peru. Thanks for the tips and insight guys

what time of year did you guys do this?

What month was this trip? The weather looks great and brilliant ❤

Very nice video Greetings and welcome to the Perú 🇵🇪

Hi! do you remember which of the 4 circuits you did when you visited machu picchu on day 2? apparently circuit #2 is the best one

Hi Chris and Carolina
You both are amazing people taking time to show the beautiful places and guide the best way to explore with all minute details!

You inspired me and my wife (both in mid 50’s )to travel places you visited

Stay happy stay blessed!!!!

What's the best month to visit MP?

what train did you take? It seems as if you upgraded trains?

Thanks for shearing

Looks beautiful there….hummmm, your wife steals the show however. How’d you get so lucky?

So amazing and inspiring! You seemed to acclimate yourselves pretty well. No altitude sickness? I am tempted now to visit Peru.

Great video you have inspired me to go here

All original missing roofs made out of ? No palm trees or palmetto

My wife loves Carol’s hat in this video. What is it called?

Beautiful video. I really appreciated the guides! The knowledge and story telling was superb! Incredible!

I often think how the prople reached there and how brilliant they were.......

Beautiful.b❤❤❤❤

Thanks a lot you shared it.b👍👍👍

Wow. What a detailed analysis and views of Machu Pichu.
I often like to see vlogs on this wonderful place.

Its the latest just 12 days old vlog. Stay Blessed Dear.
❤ From Lahore Pakistan 🇵🇰

Fantastic video of a fantastic place. You were really blessed with that beautiful weather. It was wonderful to see the big sweeping views over the valley in the mountains.

SOOO AMAZING!! GLAD U HAD A TOUR GUIDE 👍👍👍

worth every penny

OMG. you were just 60,000 subs before I started watching and now were 360,000…..🎉

Thanks for the video! Be honest, how 'fit' do you need to be to do this 2 day trail? My wife and I are 50 years old and only have some basic hiking skills. Thoughts?

Thank you guys for let us trek with you. Wiñaywayna ruins are really pretty ❤

Thank you for the private trip

Buenísimo ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

When looking at the sites, did you notice the incredibly tight joints in the Megalithic Stone work at the base of some of the Inca ruins, even in Cusco? You captured some of it in the video, look for the high level of stone craftsmanship and absence of joint mortar in the video. Many believe the stonework could be 10's of thousands of years old and the Inca's found the Megalithic sites and built on top of them. The quality of the stonework is precise compared to the Inca stacked ruble. Did you get any video of the Temple of the Sun? Thanks for sharing!

Your channel is so underrated.
The best tour guides around any destination.
Great tour guide. Very informative. Beautiful hike. As Carol mentioned. 360 views. Gorgeous.
The viewpoint. Wow. Beautiful.
Gorgeous picture of Carol. 15.11.
Even in the rain. Like you said, Chris. Spectacular.
That TV was huge. Lol.
I always write my comments as I watch the video. As you can probably tell. 😁
They grow so many vegetables.
21.00. Wow, the view.
Perfect music. Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.
Happy Thursday.

Fantastic. I'm blown away. 😯 Thanks Chris and Carol for bringing us along.👍😊💙🏆🇵🇪

Great photography! So beautiful. I'm too old to do the hike but thank you for your great video. What were the roofs made of?

We are planning to go there too. Your trip will be my guide.

Everything wrapped in plastic, great lunch