Thanks so much. I wish we could have shown the interior of the Cathedral. It was really something else. But hopefully you got a good taste of Cusco through this video and if you have any questions, as always, just let us know! ~ Eric
Awesome video as always Hourless life. Cusco is such an amazing and unique place full of history around every corner. Thanks for letting us ride long with y’all on y’all’s journey around the world.
Cusco has so much rich history, definitely worthy of a visit if ever deciding to come to Peru or to visit Machu Picchu which is our next video we just released yesterday! ~ Eric
I went on a Brien Foerster tour years ago it changed everything for me. Whatever you see in granite or basalt with no seams predates all to whom they give credit to.
Having been there myself as well, I'm convinced that the Inca built these structures. I personally don't buy into alien or advanced civilization theories, but I think it is fascinating the multiple theories that are out there. ~ Eric
Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. I been to Cusco once to do the Incas trail hike. I love that place and can't wait to go back. We had the same issue pronouncing some of the places there specially the sexy woman please. :-).
Haha! It was so difficult for me to say. Brittany and Caspian got it on the first try. It just wouldn't compute in my brain and transfer to my tongue. ~ Eric
Wait, I have a lot of questions... Ok, two questions: 1) What is that animal roasted on a stick? (at 13:40) 2) What were those tunnels in Saqsaywaman used for?
1. The animals are guinea pigs, called here by the name cuy. They are a staple of their diet and street food here. 2. The tunnels were used by the Incans to traverse their construction areas, they were also used from our understanding extensively all throughout the mountains, and there are many legends regarding them. Our guide claims that two students decided to investigate the tunnels, one died on the journey, and the other made it all way to the cathedral in Cusco through the tunnels where he knocked on a door and it was opened by a church official. He was nearly dead when it they opened it for him. Not sure on the veracity of the story, but that is how it goes. ~ Eric
Fantastic video, we really want to go there now!!!
Thanks so much. I wish we could have shown the interior of the Cathedral. It was really something else. But hopefully you got a good taste of Cusco through this video and if you have any questions, as always, just let us know! ~ Eric
That was an outstanding tour, it must be so overwhelming to consider the ancient history
Whitley, there was so much there. This video captures but a snapshot of what we saw. Wait until you see the next one on Machu Picchu! ~ Eric
Awesome video as always Hourless life. Cusco is such an amazing and unique place full of history around every corner. Thanks for letting us ride long with y’all on y’all’s journey around the world.
Cusco has so much rich history, definitely worthy of a visit if ever deciding to come to Peru or to visit Machu Picchu which is our next video we just released yesterday! ~ Eric
I went on a Brien Foerster tour years ago it changed everything for me. Whatever you see in granite or basalt with no seams predates all to whom they give credit to.
Having been there myself as well, I'm convinced that the Inca built these structures. I personally don't buy into alien or advanced civilization theories, but I think it is fascinating the multiple theories that are out there. ~ Eric
Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. I been to Cusco once to do the Incas trail hike. I love that place and can't wait to go back. We had the same issue pronouncing some of the places there specially the sexy woman please. :-).
Haha! It was so difficult for me to say. Brittany and Caspian got it on the first try. It just wouldn't compute in my brain and transfer to my tongue. ~ Eric
I'm very envious of Caspian's ability with Spanish. I've tried for years to be able to roll my r's like that and failed.
He's pretty amazing Josiah. I wish people could see him on a daily basis like I do. I marvel at this kid. ~ Eric
Wait, I have a lot of questions... Ok, two questions:
1) What is that animal roasted on a stick? (at 13:40)
2) What were those tunnels in Saqsaywaman used for?
1. The animals are guinea pigs, called here by the name cuy. They are a staple of their diet and street food here.
2. The tunnels were used by the Incans to traverse their construction areas, they were also used from our understanding extensively all throughout the mountains, and there are many legends regarding them. Our guide claims that two students decided to investigate the tunnels, one died on the journey, and the other made it all way to the cathedral in Cusco through the tunnels where he knocked on a door and it was opened by a church official. He was nearly dead when it they opened it for him. Not sure on the veracity of the story, but that is how it goes. ~ Eric
Brittany, one more container of peanut butter could have indicated a problem.
🤣 ask her how many bottles of wine she has in DAUNTLESS right now... #justsayin ~ Eric
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