The light show was such an unexpected surprise, but we loved it 😀 And as busy as this day was, we missed a lot too 😱 It sounds like we will both have to go back 🧳✈️🇵🇪
Thank you Courtney and Michael 🙌 It was foggy the entire time we were there, but it did not detract from the beauty of Lima 😍And we definitely crunched a lot into the day, but it was so much fun. We would recommend Lima to anybody who will listen 😃
Lima has sunny hot beach weather from january to mid May…like now that its lovelly with 29 degress celcius, the best month being February súper hot lets all go to the beach! Actually London gets more sunshine than Lima.
@@victorsanchez4351 London or New York, might get more sun, than Lima sometimes, but it's not guaranteed,..instead, in Lima, you could, come with your close eyes,..during the months of December, upto end of April, it's guaranteed 100%,...another Lima's advantage is, at only 1 or 2 hours drive, from Lima to, the sun always shines, not so, in the US or Britain,...closest Miami 3 hrs. Flight,...London?,.......? Miami also?,...greetings from the USA,...
Huaca Pucllana at night is so good and mysterious . Imagine if the spirit of a pre-inca get out of his tomb and say -> please could you serve a Pisco Sour ?
Love you guys... glad you enjoyed Perú... asides from the greatness of your videos you guys make me smile so big just by watching your chemistry, love, care from one another... makes me so jealous in a good way... definitely true relationship goals. @18:01
Hi Omar 👋Thank you for making our day with this amazing comment 🙌 It was so thoughtful, and kind, and brought huge smiles to our faces 😊 Peru was truly amazing and such a beautiful country to visit and explore 🇵🇪💛We miss it there and can't wait to back again one day 🧳✈🌎
When the Spanish arrived in 1532 the valley of the Rimac river where today sits the city of Lima was full of forests and agricultural land with multiple water channels that are still used today to water many of the parks in the city. Also there where around 80 big huacas and pyramids like Pucllana but sadly only around 10 have survived. Good videos ¡
Thank you for the kind words Victor and thank you for sharing such interesting information 🙌 It is fascinating to think of what Lima looked like before it became the bustling city that it is now 🧐
Always welcome to lovely😊Lima and amazing 😍 Perú in general, guys, the coast, the Sierras, and the selva are beautiful,... greetings from the States,....
Traffic in Lima is so bad. It is due to the economic progress. Even though it is been built tons of bridges + viaducts for cars and busses , it is only getting worst
Traffic is pretty bad in Lima, but Alicia grew up in the Los Angeles area and before this, we worked and met in Southern California so we are very much used to it 🚗🚙🚕🚓And progress is always a good thing and it sounds like they are at least making attempts to mitigate some of the traffic. Hopefully it gets better with time 🤞Thanks Carlos 🙌
Hi Billy 👋You are right, we did miss a lot, but we really loved Lima and have every intention of visiting again to explore more. We are glad you enjoyed our Peru series, we certainly enjoyed seeing as much of Peru as we did. It is an amazing country 🇵🇪😃
Thank you for leaving us a comment Victor, we really appreciate it 🙌 We enjoyed both drinks, but my personal favorite was definitely the Pisco Sour. Cheers 🥂
Hola Joel 👋 Que bueno que estabas viendo esto desde la Plaza de Armas 😀 Y hubiera sido genial, seguro que sabes mucho de la zona. Gracias por tu comentario. Saludos desde Canadá 🇨🇦
@@joelprince2213 Nos fuimos 🥲 Disfrutamos mucho de Perú y volveremos en el futuro 🧳✈🇵🇪 Un fuerte abrazo para ti y te deseamos lo mejor. Saludos desde Canadá 🇨🇦
@@ThePassportCouple un que costa sierra y selva tienen diferentes climas quizá verano en la costa significa invierno o nieve en otra, esos detalles es mejor consultarlo al agente de viajes y suerte en su próximo viaje.
Hi Paul 👋We wouldn't want to ruin the surprise, but it won't be long. I am working on the video now that answers that question. It will be posted this Saturday 📆
Inca kola needs to be chilled if not it really tastes like bubblegum, not the same thing it's tipically drinked with Chifa and Pollo a brasa (roasted) food restaurants
These are great points. Perhaps it wasn't cold enough and we definitely didn't try it with the right food it sounds like. We will have to give it another shot next time we are in Peru 🇵🇪🥤Thanks for the tips Victor 🙌
Another great video! You got the blue skies for the visit to the centre and quiet too! You seem to have a talent for swerving the crowds! Great scenes at night too and I think you have great promise as travel vloggers so I have subscribed! If you go back to Peru, try and visit the beach town of Mollendo (my mum is from there...) you will be the first English speaking vloggers to cover it and your video will go viral - you will love the place if you like the beach! Nice town centre, loads of ceviche, peaceful and safe! Have a great time in Thailand and good luck with the channel!
Hi Billy 👋 Thank you for the amazing comment, it truly makes our day 😀 And consider Mollendo on our list the next time we are back in Peru 🇵🇪 It sounds like an amazing and beautiful place 🏝 And thank you for subscribing. We are very excited to have you along for the many adventures ahead 🧳✈️🌎
@@ThePassportCouple I am looking forward to your video on Mollendo, no English language vlogger has done a video on any of the beach towns of southern Peru - Mollendo, Camana or Ilo - beautiful, safe places with amazing surf and excellent seafood - as you're both Californians - you'll do those places justice with your videos and I know you can bring these towns to an English speaking audience - people know about and have done videos on Mancora and Huanchaco but no-one has done a video on the beach towns of southern Peru - I hope you get to be the first and you'll make my year when you do! There are quite a few vids in Spanish on those towns so look forward to one day seeing them on your channel!
hey! loveeee the videos keep up the good work! i hope you guys can answer my question, i am going to peru with my boyfriend in a couple weeks and both my parents (born in peru) told me that i shouldn't bring a professional camera because of how dangerous it may be to carry around. have you guys had any issues with your camera or do you think it will be fine to bring the camera to certain places? again, great videos! can't wait to see where you are off to next!!
Hi Suki 👋Thank you for your amazing comment, and kind words, we really appreciate it 🙌 This is always a tough question for us to answer since everybody's experience is so different. That said, we will do our best and speak to our experience. First, we would defer to your parents since they were born (and I assume grew up) in Peru whereas we were only there for five weeks. With that in mind, our experience in Peru was great. We traveled throughout Peru, with our gear, and never once felt unsafe with it. There is another couple we know that did the same, but for three months. Even still, there are a few precautions we take when we travel. I will share them with you, but take it or leave it, it is totally up to you. When we stay in Airbnb's, we always ensure there is 24 hour door security. We do this everywhere, including our own country, the U.S. If we stay at a hotel, we ensure it is with a reputable brand and try to ensure the room has a safe. Typically, with the exception of this video, we do not carry our camera gear at night and just use our phones if we need to record something. This is just a personal preference. And lastly, if you are ever concerned, or in doubt, about having your gear with you when exploring, we recommend hiring a guide. Simply put, it just helps to be with a local. I know this is a long answer, long, but we hope it helps. Let us know if you have any other questions, otherwise, we hope you have an amazing time in Peru 🧳✈️🇵🇪 It is an amazing country.
With Lima, be careful where you take anything expensive - I would say anywhere west of cercado (except for Brena) is safe with your camera in the daytime but you will be fine if you stick to Miraflores, Barranco and San Isidro - other places are also fine like Jesus Maria, parts of Lince, Pueblo Libre, parts of San Miguel, Magdalena - the only thing I would suggest with Lima is try and limit the expensive camera during the day and to places where serenazgo are around places not to take your camera - La Victoria (saying that, there are restaurants and places worth visiting there like La Gamarra) San Juan de Lurigancho, Comas, El Agustino etc. Outside of Lima it tends to be safer but if you stick to the nicer parts and during the daytime - Lima is safe enough. Hope that helps.
Nice video guys, Lima is an unbelievable place. We were there recently and fell in love with it! 🇵🇪❤️
Thank you Robyn, Daniel, Ava, Rose, and Ella, we really appreciate it 🙌 Lima was amazing 🇵🇪💛
PERÚ GOD BLESS 🙏🇵🇪🙏🇵🇪🙏🌠🌠🌠 WONDERFUL COUNTRY OF THE WORLD THE BEST THANK 👍🙏🇵🇪🙏🌠🌠
Hi Jannet 👋 Peru is absolutely amazing, we agree 🇵🇪💛
That was so special that you guys were there for the light show. You guys went to so many places we missed in Lima! I guess we need to go back 😉
The light show was such an unexpected surprise, but we loved it 😀 And as busy as this day was, we missed a lot too 😱 It sounds like we will both have to go back 🧳✈️🇵🇪
Even with the fog it looks so pretty! I guess we might need to add Lima to the list. You guys really were able to see so much! 😊
Thank you Courtney and Michael 🙌 It was foggy the entire time we were there, but it did not detract from the beauty of Lima 😍And we definitely crunched a lot into the day, but it was so much fun. We would recommend Lima to anybody who will listen 😃
Lima has sunny hot beach weather from january to mid May…like now that its lovelly with 29 degress celcius, the best month being February súper hot lets all go to the beach! Actually London gets more sunshine than Lima.
@@victorsanchez4351 Fascinating! That's some really great advice Victor! Thanks! 😊
That sounds amazing Victor, we will have to come back for some of that beach weather ☀️🏝
@@victorsanchez4351 London or New York, might get more sun, than Lima sometimes, but it's not guaranteed,..instead, in Lima, you could, come with your close eyes,..during the months of December, upto end of April, it's guaranteed 100%,...another Lima's advantage is, at only 1 or 2 hours drive, from Lima to, the sun always shines, not so, in the US or Britain,...closest Miami 3 hrs. Flight,...London?,.......? Miami also?,...greetings from the USA,...
Huaca Pucllana at night is so good and mysterious . Imagine if the spirit of a pre-inca get out of his tomb and say -> please could you serve a Pisco Sour ?
Beautiful and mysterious are the perfect words to describe it 🙌 And we cannot imagine this scenario, but would love to be there if it happened.
Love you guys... glad you enjoyed Perú... asides from the greatness of your videos you guys make me smile so big just by watching your chemistry, love, care from one another... makes me so jealous in a good way... definitely true relationship goals. @18:01
Hi Omar 👋Thank you for making our day with this amazing comment 🙌 It was so thoughtful, and kind, and brought huge smiles to our faces 😊 Peru was truly amazing and such a beautiful country to visit and explore 🇵🇪💛We miss it there and can't wait to back again one day 🧳✈🌎
Glad to make you guys smile... but honestly... it was the best. See you guys soon
@@omomm7912 Thank you Omar and see you soon 🙌
Bienvenidos
Muchas gracias Frank 🙌 Saludos desde Canadá 🇨🇦
When the Spanish arrived in 1532 the valley of the Rimac river where today sits the city of Lima was full of forests and agricultural land with multiple water channels that are still used today to water many of the parks in the city. Also there where around 80 big huacas and pyramids like Pucllana but sadly only around 10 have survived. Good videos ¡
Thank you for the kind words Victor and thank you for sharing such interesting information 🙌 It is fascinating to think of what Lima looked like before it became the bustling city that it is now 🧐
Loving following your adventures and learning some of the language 😅
Thanks guys, we appreciate all the support 🙌
Always welcome to lovely😊Lima and amazing 😍 Perú in general, guys, the coast, the Sierras, and the selva are beautiful,... greetings from the States,....
Thank you Luis 🙌 We loved Peru and have so much more we want to see there. We will be back 🧳✈️🇵🇪💛 Greetings from Thailand 🇹🇭
Anticuchos beef 🥩 heart , cow heart omg ITS DELICIOUS YUMMY 🤤 😋 10/10 soft tender juicy the best
Thank you for leaving us such an amazing comment Kristel 🙌 The meal was prepared perfectly and truly delicious 😋
Traffic in Lima is so bad. It is due to the economic progress. Even though it is been built tons of bridges + viaducts for cars and busses , it is only getting worst
Traffic is pretty bad in Lima, but Alicia grew up in the Los Angeles area and before this, we worked and met in Southern California so we are very much used to it 🚗🚙🚕🚓And progress is always a good thing and it sounds like they are at least making attempts to mitigate some of the traffic. Hopefully it gets better with time 🤞Thanks Carlos 🙌
yall missed a lottt! around Lima but I've enjoyed your Peru videos
Hi Billy 👋You are right, we did miss a lot, but we really loved Lima and have every intention of visiting again to explore more. We are glad you enjoyed our Peru series, we certainly enjoyed seeing as much of Peru as we did. It is an amazing country 🇵🇪😃
Oh nothing beats a pisco sour, chilcano more a refreshing drink while pisco sour is a proper elaborated cocktail, no comparison in my opinion
Thank you for leaving us a comment Victor, we really appreciate it 🙌 We enjoyed both drinks, but my personal favorite was definitely the Pisco Sour. Cheers 🥂
Bienvenido al Perú Saskia Bernaola 😃👍🏻
welcome to Lima and Perú . Many things to do a to see. Listen to the local music. Try the local food are delicious. So good 😁👍
Thank you for leaving us a comment 🙌 Lima and Peru were amazing, we can't wait to visit again 🧳✈️🇵🇪💛
holaaaa soy de lima y estoy viendo este video desde la plaza de armas uhu puedo ser tu guia jajaja saludos.....
Hola Joel 👋 Que bueno que estabas viendo esto desde la Plaza de Armas 😀 Y hubiera sido genial, seguro que sabes mucho de la zona. Gracias por tu comentario. Saludos desde Canadá 🇨🇦
@@ThePassportCouple Nooooooooo, ya te fuiste :c 🙁🙁🙁 Espero que algún día vuelvas a regresar....un abrazo muy fuerte para ti.. y muchos éxitos 😊😊😊😊💎
@@joelprince2213 Nos fuimos
🥲 Disfrutamos mucho de Perú y volveremos en el futuro 🧳✈🇵🇪 Un fuerte abrazo para ti y te deseamos lo mejor. Saludos desde Canadá 🇨🇦
You will always be welcome 🤠
Thank you so much 😀
recomendación para que no vean tanta neblina, es visitar Perú entre diciembre y abril que son los días de verano al menos en la costa.
Gracias por la recomendación. Queremos visitar Perú nuevamente y volveremos entre diciembre y abril 🧳✈️🇵🇪 Gracias 🙌
@@ThePassportCouple un que costa sierra y selva tienen diferentes climas quizá verano en la costa significa invierno o nieve en otra, esos detalles es mejor consultarlo al agente de viajes y suerte en su próximo viaje.
OK you guys where are you going next?… I’m very curious.
Hi Paul 👋We wouldn't want to ruin the surprise, but it won't be long. I am working on the video now that answers that question. It will be posted this Saturday 📆
Paul 👋 Just wanted to let you know the next video took a bit longer than expected, but will be out tomorrow. Hope you had a great weekend 👍
Inca kola needs to be chilled if not it really tastes like bubblegum, not the same thing it's tipically drinked with Chifa and Pollo a brasa (roasted) food restaurants
Also loads of ex pats come in droves and taken them back home its a flavour that reminds them of their country
These are great points. Perhaps it wasn't cold enough and we definitely didn't try it with the right food it sounds like. We will have to give it another shot next time we are in Peru 🇵🇪🥤Thanks for the tips Victor 🙌
That is pretty cool. Seeing how popular it is, I am not surprised people are taking it with them in droves 🧳🥤
Another great video! You got the blue skies for the visit to the centre and quiet too! You seem to have a talent for swerving the crowds! Great scenes at night too and I think you have great promise as travel vloggers so I have subscribed! If you go back to Peru, try and visit the beach town of Mollendo (my mum is from there...) you will be the first English speaking vloggers to cover it and your video will go viral - you will love the place if you like the beach! Nice town centre, loads of ceviche, peaceful and safe! Have a great time in Thailand and good luck with the channel!
Hi Billy 👋 Thank you for the amazing comment, it truly makes our day 😀 And consider Mollendo on our list the next time we are back in Peru 🇵🇪 It sounds like an amazing and beautiful place 🏝 And thank you for subscribing. We are very excited to have you along for the many adventures ahead 🧳✈️🌎
@@ThePassportCouple I am looking forward to your video on Mollendo, no English language vlogger has done a video on any of the beach towns of southern Peru - Mollendo, Camana or Ilo - beautiful, safe places with amazing surf and excellent seafood - as you're both Californians - you'll do those places justice with your videos and I know you can bring these towns to an English speaking audience - people know about and have done videos on Mancora and Huanchaco but no-one has done a video on the beach towns of southern Peru - I hope you get to be the first and you'll make my year when you do! There are quite a few vids in Spanish on those towns so look forward to one day seeing them on your channel!
Inca kola is yellow because it represents the gold of the Incas. Nice video
hey! loveeee the videos keep up the good work! i hope you guys can answer my question, i am going to peru with my boyfriend in a couple weeks and both my parents (born in peru) told me that i shouldn't bring a professional camera because of how dangerous it may be to carry around. have you guys had any issues with your camera or do you think it will be fine to bring the camera to certain places? again, great videos! can't wait to see where you are off to next!!
Hi Suki 👋Thank you for your amazing comment, and kind words, we really appreciate it 🙌 This is always a tough question for us to answer since everybody's experience is so different. That said, we will do our best and speak to our experience. First, we would defer to your parents since they were born (and I assume grew up) in Peru whereas we were only there for five weeks. With that in mind, our experience in Peru was great. We traveled throughout Peru, with our gear, and never once felt unsafe with it. There is another couple we know that did the same, but for three months. Even still, there are a few precautions we take when we travel. I will share them with you, but take it or leave it, it is totally up to you. When we stay in Airbnb's, we always ensure there is 24 hour door security. We do this everywhere, including our own country, the U.S. If we stay at a hotel, we ensure it is with a reputable brand and try to ensure the room has a safe. Typically, with the exception of this video, we do not carry our camera gear at night and just use our phones if we need to record something. This is just a personal preference. And lastly, if you are ever concerned, or in doubt, about having your gear with you when exploring, we recommend hiring a guide. Simply put, it just helps to be with a local. I know this is a long answer, long, but we hope it helps. Let us know if you have any other questions, otherwise, we hope you have an amazing time in Peru 🧳✈️🇵🇪 It is an amazing country.
With Lima, be careful where you take anything expensive - I would say anywhere west of cercado (except for Brena) is safe with your camera in the daytime but you will be fine if you stick to Miraflores, Barranco and San Isidro - other places are also fine like Jesus Maria, parts of Lince, Pueblo Libre, parts of San Miguel, Magdalena - the only thing I would suggest with Lima is try and limit the expensive camera during the day and to places where serenazgo are around places not to take your camera - La Victoria (saying that, there are restaurants and places worth visiting there like La Gamarra) San Juan de Lurigancho, Comas, El Agustino etc. Outside of Lima it tends to be safer but if you stick to the nicer parts and during the daytime - Lima is safe enough. Hope that helps.
Lima"s twin sister L.A. California
same location to the Pacific
We love L.A. too, thats where Alicia if from 😀
Come to Peru, you're welcome!
Thank you Oscar, we loved Peru 🇵🇪💛
Que linda !!!❤❤❤
Where your guys from ?
Thank you Javi 🙌 We are from California in the U.S. ☀️🏝
Its just the "Presidential palace" not "royal palace" because we are not a Kingdom but a republic lol.
Thank you Pablo, we appreciate the heads up 😀
Do you guys know that surfing was invented in Peru?
We did not, but we did see a ton of surfers in Lima. We thought about giving it a try but never got around to it 🏄♀️🌊🏄🌊