CUSCO, PERU! Cost of eating for a full day

Welcome back to our channel lovely people! We had such a blast filming this video! We had watched plenty of Cusco food tours on KZbin but really wanted to know how much it costs if you have to feed a family of 3 for a day, so here is that video! We didnt choose to eat traditional food in this vlog particularly because if you want to try the good stuff, it costs the bigger bucks. We did however try traditional food on other days and WOW. delicious!
Anyho, we hope you enjoy this video :)

[@adamjackson2759]

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[@Kahikatea22]

I love Remi's expressions trying Boba for the first time 🥰🥰🥰 another great video, thanks for sharing❤

[@Thebabynomadnz]

She hasn’t stopped asking for it since lol. Glad you enjoyed xxx

[@landoes8480]

We are heading there in mid April with a 9 month old any tips?

[@Thebabynomadnz]

Hey! Oh awesome you will absolutely love it. Only tips would be to try and book accommodation close to the plaza de armas as it’s mostly flat around there, anywhere outside of that you are walking decently up hill to get to your accommodation and the altitude is rough! We stayed at the most incredible accommodation, Casa Agustina - the family that runs it is beautiful, breakfast included and very affordable so I’d highly recommend if you haven’t picked somewhere already. Also, pick up some coca gummies, we found that they were more effective than the coca leave teas for altitude, takes a few days to adjust. We hope you have a awesome time!

[@Thebabynomadnz]

Also, your 9 month old should be perfectly fine with the altitude, our toddler didn’t even notice it as she was carried most places :)

[@landoes8480]

What would you say for clothing? It’s my first baby and trip with her! When did you guys go?

[@Thebabynomadnz]

Aw how good! We were there in Feb for 3 weeks and the weather was consistently in the 20s (Celsius) however it does rain a lot! The coldest we had in that 3 weeks was about 18 degrees Celsius, hottest around 27 so for clothing I would suggest lighter layers but perhaps have a light blanket on hand for if it rains a little

[@Thebabynomadnz]

Also, Peruvians adore babies, they will want to stop and look and make a fuss :)

[@Nohandlebandle]

Did you use mostly cash or card?

[@Thebabynomadnz]

Hey! Great question, mostly by card, everywhere in Cusco seemed to have eftpos available, we did however always have a small amount of cash on us, about 100 Sol as there were circumstances outside of Cusco like heading out to Machu Picchu or rainbow mountain etc where vendors may only take cash :)

[@Thebabynomadnz]

Oh also important to note, to use a public bathroom, even in bus terminals etc, you do have to have coins with you, we noticed they were usually around 1 sol

[@Nohandlebandle]

This was so helpful!! Thank you.

[@Thebabynomadnz]

No worries! 🥰

[@tuliopita8150]

You can use both modes to pay. Many people of Peru use cards, cash and electronic wallets too