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You’re giving us too much credit 😎🤣

We are happy to bring you along for our adventure ☺️

We didn’t have these wheels growing up in the buddhist denomination and temple I went to. But thanks for the info. We are all learning and growing in this world and to teach through kindness ☺️

Thank you!! We always have an amazing time in Taiwan 🇹🇼 we will definitely be back once or twice a year

We could easily spend a few months in Romania. We can’t wait to visit again ☺️

Thank you so much 🥹 for the nice words and watching our channel. Excited to share our New Zealand adventures!

Thanks so much! Excited to you to visit this fall. Are you visiting Taipei and other parts to? Sorry about the audio issues. We aren’t quite sure what happened! We noticed the sound quality issue after we filmed and our theory is we don’t think the microphone was plugged in all the way. We were definitely annoyed by it too ☹️

@@HelenandTimTravel good enough if its an easy fix for you guys at least would be a shame to have to replace the entire mic☺ ! and yes i'll be travelling around the country for a month, trying to hit all the big cities. your taroko vlog gave me such fomo, i dont have much hope i'll be able to see it after the earthquake damages 😭

@melody383838 you’ll definitely see a lot in a month! The food alone is worth going for. Let us know how it goes! Happy and safe travels 🌎🤙🏽

Thanks, Craig! Hope you and your wife are well. We are still on the road. 16 months in. We will definitely consider a stop there. Appreciate the invite. Helen always enjoy practicing her mandarin. Take care!

You’re welcome! You’re one of our OG subscribers so when you brought up food vlog and we went back to Taiwan, we just had to give you a shout-out. This video was super hard to edit especially when we got hungry. Jifuen wasn’t as crowded as we thought it would be, definitely got lucky. Still packed though compared to the first time we went during a rainstorm. Will definitely check out the Keelung Night Market next time! Thanks for watching and appreciate your support ☺️🤙🏽

Thanks for watching! Taiwan is such a lovely country with so much food and culture to offer ☺️

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Thanks for watching!☺️

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching :)

Thanks! The company we used is Salkantay Trekking. It’s linked in the UA-cam video description ☺️ I think it was around $400 per person for the 3 nights and 4 days but that was also 2 years ago.

Many tks for your fast answer,really appreciated .All the best

@miramoneric6988 you’re super welcome! Thanks for watching ☺️

You usually have to validate when you start the trail but we started so early no one was at the booth. It was validated halfway through the trail. There are a few checkpoints a long the way.

Namaste! Thank you ☺️❤️

We agree! We wanted to enjoy our travels too and not film everything. We will go back to Thailand again someday ☺️

Thank you ☺️☺️☺️

You’re doing to enjoy the Salkantay trek. We brought our own water to start off the hike. We had 3 liters each. They do give you drinking water to fill up each morning. They have dispensers at each camp. Water and other drinks are also available to purchase at each camp.

Thanks so much!

Your welcome! If we see any people, we usually put her back on leash. That particular morning no one else was on the trail since we started so early. 95% of the time we leash her. She has since passed, but she didn’t run after people. She was scared of everything 😔

It is definitely a great place to visit and so beautiful in many parts. The people are some of the kindest we have met. Bansko is definitely a must and Sofia has a lot to offer and great food options in city center. We hope to go back and explore more of Bulgaria someday

We were there around the end of August. So about 20th to 30th ☺️ We spent a month in Norway and seemed like the weather was rainy on and off, but we still had a good amount of sun

You’re welcome! Thank you to the nice words and watching our video ☺️

We loved Chiang Mai and would totally go back. The food was the best part for sure. Go to Thailand where there is surf is places like Phuket ☺️

Thanks! ☺️

We both think day 2 is harder since it was a longer ascent and day overall. Machu Picchu mountain stairs only took us 45 min to an hour to get up but we also were going fast since we were trying to get down to see the other parts of the ruins. Also you get a good nights rest the day before in a hotel in Aguas Caliente ☺️ Hope that helps

Thanks for watching! That’s cool that’s your husbands hometown. Sounds cold in the winter 🥶 Hope you both are well!

Thank you very much! Appreciate you watching ☺️

Thanks so watching! ☺️

You’re welcome! Enjoy, Thailand ☺️

Thank you! We are both hungry again!! Could use some bao buns right about now 😆☺️

We wished we would’ve hiked to the lake 😂 thanks for watching! Appreciate the kind words 🤙🏽

Thanks so much, Emmie! Always appreciate your support and watching. Hope you all are doing well ☺️

Thanks so much for being the best tour guide ever! We definitely recommend you to anyone. Hope you are doing well ☺️

Thanks so much 😊

Thanks for watching the whole thing 😃Took us awhile to edit this, so means a lot. Hope you subscribe and catch more adventures with us. Cheers!

Very nice you have been. The experience 12 years ago would have been so interesting. Thanks for watching!

Have a great and safe hike! Let us know how it goes ☺️ thanks for watching

Thank you for the insight and defining the long route. We went with a guide, so we went with their route and itinerary ☺️

@@HelenandTimTravel Circuit means a closed loop. If you look at any map, something like Chame, or even Bhulbhule to Jomsom does not even go around Annapurna 1 at all, and forms less than half of the true Circuit. There is a total inflation of classic treks. EBC used to take about 4 weeks, walk in/out. Noe people "do it" in 8 days flying out by helicopter. AC minimum 3 weeks Dukla - Pokhara and close to 4 weeks with Annapurna Sanctuary added. And some people claim to have hiked AC by only hopping over Thorong La. Foothill sections from Dumre to Chamje and Tatopani to Dhampu/Pokhara via Landruk are integral parts of the route. FYI: next time stay in either Ghyaru or Ngawal before Manang (I hope you walked the high trail at least), then there is no need to stay there 2 nights as those 2 villages are already higher than Manang.

It is called Relive ☺️

Sounds like a great childhood you had on your holidays. Thanks for sharing your experience. The Italian Dolomites are one of the most beautiful on this planet. We agree that shoulder season in Sept was a great time to go 🤙🏽

@@HelenandTimTravel ....well...when you grow up in Italy you have so many different options for great holidays...!!! 🙂

@ictfc1897 you’re very very lucky to have those options ☺️

@@HelenandTimTravel ...I know...beautiful sandy beaches in the south and islands and stunning mountains in the north

@ictfc1897 Italy has it all! We love it ☀️ so much left to see

We did found it quite spendy. It’s much harder to get everything they need perhaps. Even the pizzas were expensive! Can’t imagine with inflation and higher food costs now 😅

We did not book in advance for Refugio Peru. It’s first come first served, cash only when we went a few years ago. There were at least 40 to 60 beds from what we could see and that’s not including outside tent camping for those that didn’t want to pay to stay in the Refugio. They have an email listed you may be able to reach out to make reservations in advanced. Here is more info on Refugio Peru in Laguna 69: refugiosandinos.com/en/huts/refugio-peru/

Norway blew us away! It’s worth the trip out there for sure. If you have any questions about planning, definitely let us know. Happy to answer questions ☺️

Wow! What an experience doing the trail 25 years and 15 years ago. Would be interesting to see side-by-side photos comparison of all the changes and development.

@@HelenandTimTravel We saw many amazing places after that and we still do, but that first Annapurna was probably an experience of a lifetime. Also it was August and we met a bunch of other trekkers at the bus in Besisahar. We just decided to do the Annapurna together and support each other.

@FragenAnsLeben that sounds like an amazing experience. The best is meeting people along the journey you can share experiences with

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching ☺️

@@HelenandTimTravel Sorry, i have just another question. I did not get an ticket on 14 may this year or did i do something wrong? Are the tickets for the versuvius sold out one month before or are there any ways to get an ticket for 14th may?? I have entered some kind of lottery for the 14th for last minute tickets?? Is that the only way?? Thank you very much in advance!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 😀

The porters carried mostly our clothes/jackets, toiletries, healthier snacks (we couldn't get on the trail) and sandals. Two people shared one porter bag, so we each had to fit all of our stuff into one big duffel bag for our porter to carry. We each had our 3-liter water bladder. You can buy water at each of the tea houses. We either did that or used our water filters to filter water from the spouts available outside of the tea houses. If you are interested in any of our gear, you can visit our website: helenandtimtravel.com/hiking-gear-list Let us know if you have any questions 😀