The scenery along this hike is so beautiful! The round tent and those two mini alpacas are so cute! The color of the lake in the valley is really special, as if someone added milk to the lake! I feel sorry for you getting sick in that mountain, but you shot many beautiful scenery is still worth celebrating! You did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing！👍🥰🙌
No No No Neither of you are failures. You listened and responded to your bodies and mental well-being. We must maintain our health to enjoy our adventures. Take care you two. Beautiful Peru. After New Zealand for 3 months I want to go to Peru and Brazil. 💙💏
Please don't feel like a failure. This video is so inspiring to many of us. You guys are wonderful. Thank you for allowing us to share in your adventures.
What a heavenly hike! The scenery with the waterfalls and animals along the way was beautiful. The lake up in the mountains was magnificent. Hope you two are feeling better. 🤙
The altitude in Peru is serious, and it hits you at the most unexpected moment. I will tell you once you get to las montañas de colores be prepared, you may have the same experience. The Caballero costs about the same. Also be sure to bring extra sol to pay to enter that region in Andes it’s separate from the tour costs.
Carol is right. Hikiing in high altitudes is something that cannot be rushed. You should really take it slow. Sometimes the mind wants to do things that the body doesn't. Good decision on turning back. Your body's health is more important 👍
We did a ten day hike around Ausangate. Heard avalanches that sounded like thunder. Hiked over a pass above 15,000 ft. The locals dry and burn Alpaca poop as fuel for cooking and warmth as there are no trees at altitude. Beautiful Country.
@@JumpingPlaces We all had altitude sickness and one in our party had to be evacuated on horseback to a dirt road, then by ambulance with 4x4 wheel drive. We did two days hike in one day to get him out asap. We visited him in hospital. Met two doctors who treated him for pneumonia. After a couple of days he was well enough to travel. He was well cared for. Had to pay his bill in full prior to leaving. I don’t think we acclimated to the altitude before leaving for the hike. I successfully summited Kilimanjaro this year without any altitude sickness.
@@JumpingPlaces We hiked the Lemosho Route. VIP private group with a support team of 13. Four of us were 67/68 years old, one was 31. We all summited. Took meds for altitude. Summited at 6 am. 16 F! One of the greatest experiences of my life. Life changing. I thought it was easy but I’ve climbed a lot of mountains. I was very concerned about altitude. We arrived a couple of days early. Climbed a volcano in Kilimanjaro National Park with our guide and an armed Park Ranger to help acclimate. Tanzania is amazing!
Gorgeous intro. As always. The scenery is gorgeous. Insane views. I always worry for you both. When you do these hikes with altitude sickness. Glad you listening to your body. A great experience. Staying in the dome. The mountains are spectacular. Beautiful. The food looked tasty. The lake is gorgeous. You did amazing. The horses do look healthy. Thank you for taking us along.
I think one of your best episodes, and no beaches 😂. Visually stunning and an area not many people ever experience. Shout out to the camera/drone work 👏
Brilliant video Chris and Carol. I loved the trek with views of the lake against the mountains. Ben Nevis is just a baby at 1345metres compared to these mountains, thoroughly enjoyed it, Good luck to you on your future adventures, I'll be with you all the way. I must look at some of your old videos when I get the time, all the best, Davie. 👍👍🙏
Wow Chris find the place looks a lot like the Himalayas. Hope you and Carol are doing great. 🎉 thanks so much for sharing. I am seeing should beautiful places through you and Carol eyes places that I may not be able to go.
Love your videos! I was in Peru 2020, and the lake hike was my favorite part. Living close to sea level, it was incredibly difficult. We acclimated for about 4 days before attempting it with other tours, and I consider myself in great shape (work out daily for almost 30 years). My wife made it about 1/3 the way before she took a horse. I was determined to make it, and I did, but it took a long time. I felt lightheaded and sick the rest of the day from it. Altitude sickness is no joke. We got lucky with perfect weather and there was even a small avalanche high up behind the lake too. One of the younger guys from our hotel almost didn't make it back to the bus. He made the mistake of doing Rainbow mountain on his 1st day and was experiencing severe altitude sickness already (dizzy, nausea, etc.) I felt terrible for him cause his 3rd day was Macchu Picchu and he couldn't make it. He spent that day with some oxygen supplied by the hotel. If you travel to Cusco, take it light the first few days and slowly build up to the higher excursions.
@@porfiriato84 My main word of advice is do the trek later in your trip. If you're there for a week and staying in Cusco, maybe do it on day 5 or 6. That way you get a few days to acclimate. Our arrival day we just walked around town. Day 2 was Machu Pichuu. Another easy excursion on day 3. I believe day 4 or 5 was Lake Humantay. The horse rides to the top are pretty cheap. They followed us up and kept offering if we were struggling.
Great video - thanks to you both. It brought back great memories of being on that trail in May. Fortunately my group had clear skies the entire trip - we did a 7 day trek with lodge stays. The landscapes are spectacular and unforgettable.
@@JumpingPlaces Yes, I did it with Mountain Lodges of Peru…it’s a 7 day trip if you include the time at Machu Picchu, and I extended it by spending an extra day at Machu Picchu, then took the train back to Ollantaytambo.
Obrigado e Obrigada Pulando Locais.....trabalho em equipe..... 17:53 -> That wasn't a failure....it was !AWESOME! One strategy with altitude sickness is to return to a lower altitude till you regain your normal stamina [20:04]then return to the hike.
I was lucky to do a three day version of this trek with the last day walking the original Inca trail and seeing Machu Picchu from the side across the valley. Keep trekking!
Nice! We actually did a day trek on the inca trail going to Machu Picchu which is our next video. We stopped at the camp which is where you will have joined the trail from Salkantay
Wow! What an adventure! You guys are young and in good health. That appeared to be very challenging physically. Not your typical tourist vlog at all. Great job in meeting the challenge. The reward was experiencing those one of a kind views.
Amazing! Gosh I’d love to visit Peru 🇵🇪 it would a dream come true 🎉❤ Thank you for the insights tips and all … Will check this out in more depth Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧 I’m very much looking forward to the next one as you can imagine 😊 🫶🏼
Super video from you both, as always. I was pleased you mentioned about the horses and donkeys and their welfare, as the use of animals for tourists anywhere in the world greatly concerns me. I wish you healthy and safe travelling. Gail Czech Republic ❤️ ❤️
Que lugar maravilhoso e mágico! Um privilégio assisti-los, como sempre! Vocês são heróis, cidadãos do mundo! Simplesmente incrível. Obrigado por mais esse vídeo e tudo de bom pra voces em Machu Picchu! Aguardo ansioso!
18:26 This is exactly why I’ve yet to go on one of these sorts of adventures because I just don’t know how my body will handle the altitude. Your both very brave for giving this a try but I’m really glad you listened to your bodies and played it safe🙏🏽
@@JumpingPlacesI really have to give it a try one of this days because for all I know my body can handle the altitude just fine but I’ve been too big of a coward to even give it a try🤣
Wow, very beautiful scenery. Any of you had altitude sickness? One day I like to take trip to Peru and go for a hike but concern about altitude sickness.
Great video and a very cool trek! I'll have to remember that one! Solid trek and you didn't fail by any means. You succeeded because like a smart trekker you listened to your bodies. Well done.
I am surprised they didn't have Oxygen. I struggled with elevation sickness the whole time I was there. It did get better in time. Rainbow Mountain looks amazing. Enjoy Peru and be well.
8:53 Haha wow Carol is a true warrior. She just killed my covid story of walking the entire length of Copacabana beach and then hiking up that first little mountain before taking the cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf before realizing I was COVID positive.
If you hadn’t mentioned getting sick we wouldn’t have noticed and I don’t consider that a failure, it’s more about honesty rather than risking your health. Chris, nice look with the new sweater 👍…Carol wore the perfect shirt color to blend in with the background plus the free advertising 😹. I consider myself to be somewhat in good health but after seeing what you guys went through, I think I’ll just stick to watching your videos, which btw…Stunning views!!! Good job and guys stay healthy 👍👍
Yes altitude is a tough one, you can be healthy but it can still get to you. Seems to just depend on the person. If you are fit I think you stand a better chance though, also acclimatization plays a big part before doing the hikes
Altitude sickness is not fun, we went to Chile & Bolivia recently and at around 4500m I felt so unwell, it’s crazy how altitude affects people differently.
Like your jumper mine is pink got from Cusco market too. Altitude will hit you hard, but theres altitude tablets i took,so got only heading.felt like fainting or geting sick,so stoped few min and then keep going
Yes on other treks at this altitude we just rest for a while when we get nauseous and lightheaded and it usually resolves the issue. Unfortunately because of the roadworks on this day we had a time limit so we could treat so much
did you guys had any altitude sickness meds? I know that what some hikers bring with them and start taking them days before the hike, I just wonder how you did it? thank you
Hi. We love all your videos. We learn a lot from you both. Next month we are going to Rio de Janeiro and we like to know which system you using to get internet and watsap in Brazi. We are from England . Thanks 😊
Good that the donkeys/mules/ horses? are well cared for and can help weary travelers if need be. Definitely want to do this trek someday but I have not yet been at any kind of higher altitude so I have no clue how I’d react. No hot springs? Other vlogs I’ve watched on the Salkantay trek stop there but maybe it’s the 3-5 day ones. Looking forward to your machu piccu video…. My bucket list
11:38 the left side of the lake is a mirror of the right side. Don't you wish you had a geologist with you when you go into the mountains or geologically exotic places like Utah to explain how things formed?
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It's not failure, it's altitude sickness, respect for you all! Thanks for the awesome videos.
The scenery along this hike is so beautiful! The round tent and those two mini alpacas are so cute!
The color of the lake in the valley is really special, as if someone added milk to the lake!
I feel sorry for you getting sick in that mountain, but you shot many beautiful scenery is still worth celebrating!
You did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing！👍🥰🙌
No
No
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Neither of you are failures. You listened and responded to your bodies and mental well-being. We must maintain our health to enjoy our adventures. Take care you two. Beautiful Peru. After New Zealand for 3 months I want to go to Peru and Brazil. 💙💏
Highly recommend coming over here 👌
Please don't feel like a failure. This video is so inspiring to many of us. You guys are wonderful. Thank you for allowing us to share in your adventures.
What a heavenly hike! The scenery with the waterfalls and animals along the way was beautiful. The lake up in the mountains was magnificent. Hope you two are feeling better. 🤙
We are all good now thanks!
Perú is Amazing
I like Carol’s big smile in the first part of the vidéo! Peru salad😊😊
So majestic and beautiful ....
Wow, very inspirational! I am going to Cusco next month and I want to go to Humantay. Wish me luck!
The altitude in Peru is serious, and it hits you at the most unexpected moment. I will tell you once you get to las montañas de colores be prepared, you may have the same experience. The Caballero costs about the same. Also be sure to bring extra sol to pay to enter that region in Andes it’s separate from the tour costs.
Carol is right. Hikiing in high altitudes is something that cannot be rushed. You should really take it slow.
Sometimes the mind wants to do things that the body doesn't.
Good decision on turning back.
Your body's health is more important 👍
WOW FANTASTIC WOW
Beautiful landscapes, I love them
We did a ten day hike around Ausangate. Heard avalanches that sounded like thunder. Hiked over a pass above 15,000 ft. The locals dry and burn Alpaca poop as fuel for cooking and warmth as there are no trees at altitude. Beautiful Country.
Wow 10 days, did everyone feel ok on that hike?
@@JumpingPlaces We all had altitude sickness and one in our party had to be evacuated on horseback to a dirt road, then by ambulance with 4x4 wheel drive. We did two days hike in one day to get him out asap. We visited him in hospital. Met two doctors who treated him for pneumonia. After a couple of days he was well enough to travel. He was well cared for. Had to pay his bill in full prior to leaving. I don’t think we acclimated to the altitude before leaving for the hike. I successfully summited Kilimanjaro this year without any altitude sickness.
@@MichaelKilbydamn that sounds real tough for that person, they must have been scared. How hard is the Kilimanjaro trek?
@@JumpingPlaces We hiked the Lemosho Route. VIP private group with a support team of 13. Four of us were 67/68 years old, one was 31. We all summited. Took meds for altitude. Summited at 6 am. 16 F! One of the greatest experiences of my life. Life changing. I thought it was easy but I’ve climbed a lot of mountains. I was very concerned about altitude. We arrived a couple of days early. Climbed a volcano in Kilimanjaro National Park with our guide and an armed Park Ranger to help acclimate. Tanzania is amazing!
Base camp to the summit walking through the night up Kilimanjaro was the hardest thing I’ve ever done!
Very picturesque. I prefer these type of videos to the beach ones. Thanks
More to come!
Una gran aventura!! Muchas alturas!! Muy valientes!!! 😊😊
Beautiful
Gorgeous intro. As always.
The scenery is gorgeous.
Insane views.
I always worry for you both. When you do these hikes with altitude sickness. Glad you listening to your body.
A great experience. Staying in the dome.
The mountains are spectacular. Beautiful.
The food looked tasty.
The lake is gorgeous.
You did amazing.
The horses do look healthy.
Thank you for taking us along.
Bravo with this high alititude 👏👏👏👏
I think one of your best episodes, and no beaches 😂. Visually stunning and an area not many people ever experience. Shout out to the camera/drone work 👏
Thanks! 😃
The view is awesome, i want to go there someday, but the best is the way you took the video.. mabuhay the two of you
What I like about your videos is that you can see that your wife really loves you. Lucky man.
Brilliant video Chris and Carol. I loved the trek with views of the lake against the mountains. Ben Nevis is just a baby at 1345metres compared to these mountains, thoroughly enjoyed it, Good luck to you on your future adventures, I'll be with you all the way. I must look at some of your old videos when I get the time, all the best, Davie. 👍👍🙏
Beautiful place, you are very lucky!
Well done. You are both Champions! Thanks for showing us this amazing sacred place.
awesome hike and views, and loved the effort you put into editing this! keep it up and can't wait for more from you 😁
You guys, both are awesome thank you for share this nice video!!😊😊
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 thank you Chris and Carol for sharing your adventure in Peru.
Our pleasure!
Wow Chris find the place looks a lot like the Himalayas. Hope you and Carol are doing great. 🎉 thanks so much for sharing. I am seeing should beautiful places through you and Carol eyes places that I may not be able to go.
Thanks for watching and supporting us 👍
Not a failure guys. A huge accomplishment. Congrats. 👍👍👍
Very nice scenery absolutely stunning
Chris & Carol:Congratulations to you guys for your new remarkable video today’s from Peru this weekend in great joy October of 2023❤❤❤
My favorite traveling couple is back with another awesome adventure❤️❤️
Cheers!
Thanks guys for sharing this amazing adventure with us. ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching!
Looks like so much fun🙂
Love your videos! I was in Peru 2020, and the lake hike was my favorite part. Living close to sea level, it was incredibly difficult. We acclimated for about 4 days before attempting it with other tours, and I consider myself in great shape (work out daily for almost 30 years). My wife made it about 1/3 the way before she took a horse. I was determined to make it, and I did, but it took a long time. I felt lightheaded and sick the rest of the day from it. Altitude sickness is no joke. We got lucky with perfect weather and there was even a small avalanche high up behind the lake too.
One of the younger guys from our hotel almost didn't make it back to the bus. He made the mistake of doing Rainbow mountain on his 1st day and was experiencing severe altitude sickness already (dizzy, nausea, etc.) I felt terrible for him cause his 3rd day was Macchu Picchu and he couldn't make it. He spent that day with some oxygen supplied by the hotel. If you travel to Cusco, take it light the first few days and slowly build up to the higher excursions.
@@porfiriato84 My main word of advice is do the trek later in your trip. If you're there for a week and staying in Cusco, maybe do it on day 5 or 6. That way you get a few days to acclimate. Our arrival day we just walked around town. Day 2 was Machu Pichuu. Another easy excursion on day 3. I believe day 4 or 5 was Lake Humantay. The horse rides to the top are pretty cheap. They followed us up and kept offering if we were struggling.
beautiful views! fantastic!!!
It really is!
The landscape is GORGEOUS !! WOWWWWW U GUYS DID SOO WELL IM PROUD OF YOU BOTH ❤❤
Thanks 👍
Great video - thanks to you both. It brought back great memories of being on that trail in May. Fortunately my group had clear skies the entire trip - we did a 7 day trek with lodge stays. The landscapes are spectacular and unforgettable.
Nice! Was that trip to Machu Picchu?
@@JumpingPlaces Yes, I did it with Mountain Lodges of Peru…it’s a 7 day trip if you include the time at Machu Picchu, and I extended it by spending an extra day at Machu Picchu, then took the train back to Ollantaytambo.
11:35 Amazing!!!
That's an amazing adventure. Everything about it is so beautiful. Looking forward for your next upload. I'd love to try hiking because of you guys
You should!
Obrigado e Obrigada Pulando Locais.....trabalho em equipe.....
17:53 -> That wasn't a failure....it was !AWESOME!
One strategy with altitude sickness is to return to a lower altitude till you regain your normal stamina [20:04]then return to the hike.
Wow!
Love you from Pakistan
Fabulous.😮 I am saving your Peru videos until I get home from Thailand on Saturday. Another amazing video.👍😊🇵🇪
Hope you had a blast in Thailand, where did you visit?
I did indeed. I went to Bangkok, Chaing Mai, and Hua Hin. I done loads of trips. Loved it.👍😊
I was lucky to do a three day version of this trek with the last day walking the original Inca trail and seeing Machu Picchu from the side across the valley. Keep trekking!
Nice! We actually did a day trek on the inca trail going to Machu Picchu which is our next video. We stopped at the camp which is where you will have joined the trail from Salkantay
Wow! What an adventure! You guys are young and in good health. That appeared to be very challenging physically. Not your typical tourist vlog at all. Great job in meeting the challenge. The reward was experiencing those one of a kind views.
Definitely a rewarding tour 😀
What a beautiful place and thanks for sharing it!
You guys do amazing videos. We are in Peru at the moment heading down to Cusco. We are getting so much out of your videos thank you.
Fabulous challenging hike guys, well done….the lake took me back to your Patagonia series…my favourite! 🥰👍
The lake reminded us of Patagonia also 😊
Amazing! Gosh I’d love to visit Peru 🇵🇪 it would a dream come true 🎉❤
Thank you for the insights tips and all …
Will check this out in more depth
Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧
I’m very much looking forward to the next one as you can imagine 😊 🫶🏼
Thanks! Working on the next video now 😁👍
Wow, your'e tough. Beautiful nature though. Looking forward to teh next video ♥♥
The best one yet. Well done sunshines.
Cris e Carol, Um pingo da Cachaça cura qualquer coisa, rsrsrs!
Magnificent! i am so glad you are feeling ok now. Waiting for Machu Picchu 😍
Thanks! Working on the Machu picchu vid now 😁
Super video from you both, as always. I was pleased you mentioned about the horses and donkeys and their welfare, as the use of animals for tourists anywhere in the world greatly concerns me.
I wish you healthy and safe travelling. Gail Czech Republic ❤️ ❤️
Que lugar maravilhoso e mágico! Um privilégio assisti-los, como sempre! Vocês são heróis, cidadãos do mundo! Simplesmente incrível. Obrigado por mais esse vídeo e tudo de bom pra voces em Machu Picchu! Aguardo ansioso!
Muito obrigado 😊
Thank you for sharing the beauty of nature and the world! Looking forward to your next video!!! Ohhhh goody! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
nicee!
Beautiful place 🌸👍
Wow.❤
thanks for bringing us along!
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching 👍
Fascinating! Did you still feel sick on the horses? Just able to handle it better since you weren't working so hard??
Yes still felt a bit sick on the horses but nothing compared to being so out of breath. Once we were at the top and resting we got better quickly
Great tour of Peru. Thank you. Parabens!!
I love the variety of your videos....always different and I love it all😊
Thank you so much 😊
18:26 This is exactly why I’ve yet to go on one of these sorts of adventures because I just don’t know how my body will handle the altitude. Your both very brave for giving this a try but I’m really glad you listened to your bodies and played it safe🙏🏽
Yes we are still trying to workout what we can handle, hard to know until you do it though
@@JumpingPlacesI really have to give it a try one of this days because for all I know my body can handle the altitude just fine but I’ve been too big of a coward to even give it a try🤣
Nice guys! Would love to go there someday
You should!
Another spectacular vlog. You guys are getting better and better at it. Can’t wait for the next one. Keep it up.
Thanks so much!!
Alpacas have to be the cutest animals on the planet. Maybe next to my favorites, 3 toes sloths.
Definitely! Especially the extra furry ones
Wow, very beautiful scenery. Any of you had altitude sickness? One day I like to take trip to Peru and go for a hike but concern about altitude sickness.
Stunning! thank you.
Many thanks!
Great vid guys! Love your content! Will be exploring Peru soon, so very informative. Cheers! 🥃
We are loving it here, one of the best countries we have visited
@@JumpingPlaces So glad to hear. I’m super excited to explore this country!
สวัสดีค่ะ 🙏🌹
Great video and a very cool trek! I'll have to remember that one! Solid trek and you didn't fail by any means. You succeeded because like a smart trekker you listened to your bodies. Well done.
Yaaasss another trekking vid!
I am surprised they didn't have Oxygen. I struggled with elevation sickness the whole time I was there. It did get better in time. Rainbow Mountain looks amazing. Enjoy Peru and be well.
What am amazing life you have
The food looked so good. 💙💙
Another Awesome and Beautiful Adventure Chris & Carol the Scenery is Amazing🙂Wathcing from New Brunswick Canada🙂
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful! I don't envy being in that thin atmosphere though
It’s tough!
8:53 Haha wow Carol is a true warrior. She just killed my covid story of walking the entire length of Copacabana beach and then hiking up that first little mountain before taking the cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf before realizing I was COVID positive.
Yes having COVID at 4200m was something else haha
@@JumpingPlacesThat had to be completely miserable but I’m glad your here to tell the story🙏🏽
👍👍👍
Hey Guys
Great video all the best.
Thanks! You too!
Oh how I wish I had Carol's Turquoise T-shirt she had on the hike 😍 What about making Bikini Merchandise in the future, Carol?? ♥️
If you hadn’t mentioned getting sick we wouldn’t have noticed and I don’t consider that a failure, it’s more about honesty rather than risking your health. Chris, nice look with the new sweater 👍…Carol wore the perfect shirt color to blend in with the background plus the free advertising 😹. I consider myself to be somewhat in good health but after seeing what you guys went through, I think I’ll just stick to watching your videos, which btw…Stunning views!!! Good job and guys stay healthy 👍👍
Yes altitude is a tough one, you can be healthy but it can still get to you. Seems to just depend on the person. If you are fit I think you stand a better chance though, also acclimatization plays a big part before doing the hikes
Hey there guys. Although i am more an urban guy ..haha...this video is very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing.
Happy to hear that 😊
During winter you guys should do a northern lights tour. Like Finland, tromso and Iceland. Compare them all. That’d be awesome.
Would be a great adventure! We have done Iceland before during winter and it was amazing
Altitude sickness is not fun, we went to Chile & Bolivia recently and at around 4500m I felt so unwell, it’s crazy how altitude affects people differently.
Yeah before coming here we didn’t realize that so many places are around this height. Seems like in Bolivia people live at even higher altitudes!
Wow, that high. Unbelievable. The horses must have saved you.
They were a huge help! If it wasn’t for them we would have gone back down
Beautiful lake. In what month did you guys go to Cusco?
Human lake is a memorable hike, indeed! The lake itself is such a insane beauty and I saw red river on a way to lake
Like your jumper mine is pink got from Cusco market too. Altitude will hit you hard, but theres altitude tablets i took,so got only heading.felt like fainting or geting sick,so stoped few min and then keep going
Yes on other treks at this altitude we just rest for a while when we get nauseous and lightheaded and it usually resolves the issue. Unfortunately because of the roadworks on this day we had a time limit so we could treat so much
How would you say the lake compared to el chalten hikes laguna los tres view?
did you guys had any altitude sickness meds? I know that what some hikers bring with them and start taking them days before the hike, I just wonder how you did it? thank you
Hi. We love all your videos.
We learn a lot from you both.
Next month we are going to Rio de Janeiro and we like to know which system you using to get internet and watsap in Brazi.
We are from England .
Thanks 😊
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Good that the donkeys/mules/ horses? are well cared for and can help weary travelers if need be. Definitely want to do this trek someday but I have not yet been at any kind of higher altitude so I have no clue how I’d react. No hot springs? Other vlogs I’ve watched on the Salkantay trek stop there but maybe it’s the 3-5 day ones. Looking forward to your machu piccu video…. My bucket list
I think that is the longer trek. There are hot springs in the town near Machu picchu though and we went to them. Coming soon!
You'll never be a failure in my eyes, C & C. 😊❤🎉
11:38 the left side of the lake is a mirror of the right side. Don't you wish you had a geologist with you when you go into the mountains or geologically exotic places like Utah to explain how things formed?