IS THIS INCAN SITE BETTER THAN MACHU PICCHU? : Adventuring Family of 11

[@chirowithendo]

I must say I’m loving how fast your cranking out these videos! Makes my day each time. Definitely adding Peru to my bucket list!! Save travels ❤️

[@monicauyeno7368]

I wanted to express my appreciation to you and your family for sharing your adventures. I have a health condition that doesn't allow me to travel the way you guys do so to have the opportunity to see these places through someone's eyes at the things I would love to see in person is really awesome. So thank you for sharing and I really enjoy the videos!

[@SuperSunshinesue]

Andrews comment after eating a guinea pig and not enjoying it....'I wouldn't eat it again....in the apocalypse .....maybe !' Classic !!!!!

[@kellylea]

Mom says, "Okay, everyone sit down." No one moves. Then Mom says, "Pizza!" all the kids go sit down! LOL :) 😊💖

[@Username-js1il]

Your channel is so immersive I’m sitting in cold and wet ireland and I feel as if I am travelling around Peru with you, I love your channel so much💗

[@rebeccaalbrecht771]

The engineering feats of the Incas are just so amazing. The cobblestone streets may be uncomfortable to walk on but they are excellent at slowing down motor traffic.

[@carolfuchser-burns3781]

Rebecca Albrecht Boy. I didn’t even realize on what a huge scale they really did amazing engineering feats! I especially love the pathways they created for the water flow, retaining the beauty of the terracing, and preventing the runoff from destablizing all their great work. And doesn’t that water flow sound wonderful in all their channels etc

[@rebeccaalbrecht771]

@@carolfuchser-burns3781 I liked the view looking back through the tunnels, lined with stones top, sides and bottom that the water flowed through. So amazing. So peaceful listening to the gentle flow of the water.

[@PNWShanaLee]

I would’ve twisted my ankles many many times!

[@emiliemcnally7277]

When I was in Cusco volunteering, our housemother always made us dinners. She didn't speak much English but her sons were bilingual and helped translate for her. Well, we all gleefully ate whatever she provided (it was always REALLY good food)- and so one night, as usual we were served some sort of meat dish and we all chowed down. After we had mostly finished, she comes in and casually points at our food and says "Guinea pig pig, you like?". A series of gasps were heard around the table from various volunteers, some were trying to spit out what remained in their mouth and others feverishly laughing, it was a commotion! And then she started cracking up and let us know she was only kidding. All the volunteers continued to ask her sons to clarify just to make sure we didn't actually all get tricked into eating guinea pig. I thought it was hysterical, even though I was slightly disturbed at first thinking I had consumed one (I have always owned a variety of small mammals), so as much as I wish I was brave enough to try exotic-type meats, I am too coward!

[@lindapearson9692]

Emilie McNally Thank you for sharing your delightful story. My mother-in-law served tongue sandwiches, but didn’t tell us until afterwards. I thought at the time it was good. My sister-in-law is still mad, forty years later.😀

[@rebeccaalbrecht771]

@@lindapearson9692 My father got us kids, or at least me, to eat tongue He said it tasted kind of like ham.We continued to have it from time to time. I've never thought to cook it as an adult. Nutritionally organ meats are healthier and cheaper than other meats. I no longer eat liver either. Actually, I seldom eat meat anymore.

[@dominiquequirke3802]

@@lindapearson9692 My MIL served me crocodile when I was a pescatarian (vegetarian plus fish) and told me it was fish, then laughed that she'd tricked me at the end of the meal. :/

[@TheNails3]

@@dominiquequirke3802 Oh my goodness :( Why do people do that? :S

[@sandyc6569]

I just wanna thank Mike and Andrew because i feel that they took one for the team and tried the guinea! lol

[@celticwarrior777]

lanima poor ingdisgust Just

[@sheilablackburn183]

sandyc6569 i agree with you, i must admit watching Mike put it in her mouth made me almost sick :(

[@sniperwiper100]

Peru looks AMAZING!!! Thanks for sharing your travels. Love the Knorpps. ❤️

[@karenf14]

The scenery is just amazing Meghan and Mike you are doing an exceptional job. . So glad you up loaded earlier today. The last video I watched at 1:30 in am and was so excited I couldn’t get back to sleep til 6am lol glad I’m retired. Peru seems even more beautiful than Iceland and cheaper. But they’re both awesome places to visit. Wishing all of you a continued safe journey

[@rochelenz1]

I'm loving how excited Megan is looking whenever shes at these sites when the camera just pans over it. its awesome,

[@amberf3599]

Eve is adorable.💗 I'm fascinated with Peru. You all handle travel so well. I love you all 💗💗

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Awwww so sweet to see eve getting a ride ☺️ from what we’ve seen she has been a trooper ...actually everyone has !! Fun to see the health clinic, there is an orthopedic surgeon where I work that goes to Peru every year to do surgeries ! That place is so amazingly beautiful, it is hard to comprehend how they built those places ! Thanks for “taking” me there, I wait everyday for your video ❤️❤️❤️

[@Abby-yw1je]

Mike carrying Eve reminds me when you guys had those backpacks to carry Eve and Jude on your backs!!! ahahah

[@Fionajoyvlogs94]

Such a fantastic adventure for you all. Once again, a fantastic video. I loved when Eve said "Hello Mummy" as she went past on Mike's back. So cute.

[@barbaradunn6975]

I look forward to your daily travels thru Peru! Love that Mike and Andrew ventured out and tried the GP... not sure I would have tried it! For Jude and Eve being so young, they are sure little troopers! Love, love, love all the ruins you are visiting!

[@twistedqueen1117]

Thanks again for an Amazing video these are better than any documentary. It's as if I am with you guy's. What a beautiful Country stay safe on your travels. Looking forward to the next video. God bless 💜

[@twistedqueen1117]

@@evelinholmes6401 Yes I think I would have trouble with the food I'm a pretty picky eater. I will never be able to travel like that anyway as I am disabled and could not walk around those places. So It's wonderful to see videos of ppl just walking around as if I was with them. Sounds like you are on a traveling journey of your own please stay safe and enjoy every minute 😊

[@debbieblincoe9880]

Meagan and Mike thank you so so much you've made this mumma's day with 2 of your vlogs in one day! So awesome thank you so much!

[@lisa-fg8zh]

So nice, thank u for taking time to film, edit, download...I'm enjoying the journey. Beautiful scenery. 🥰

[@sueburgess105]

Yup.... I feel your pain. Our youngest hated to walk anywhere. Often he would just slump and play dead or just whinge his way around. He’s 29 and he’s still the slowest thing on two legs love him. Lol And just WOW again. X I’m just editing this bit in... Whilst the feat of engineering involved with man building these incredible towns upon mountains, the natural life forms of those mountains, their utter beauty and majesty just makes you think that something bigger and more lovingly beautiful created all this. How we are blessed to have the experience of living in such a beautiful world is so humbling.

[@Catlady003]

Sue Burgess Amen!

[@celticwarrior777]

Mine too much daughter was a nightmare. We had no car in UK at the time. I was still carrying her on my back at six seven. She was like that her whole life so lazy never changed. I would keep buying her a bike as she grew. Would use it couple times that's it.

[@sueburgess105]

Celtic Highlander&AHook yes, we tried the bicycle route... our daughter spent days teaching him to ride it first with stabilisers and then on his own. First trip he lost control and went into a hedge. A couple of weeks later I went to get it out of the shed to try again with him and it wasn’t there. When I asked him where it was he said someone must have stolen it. Odd as the shed was locked? Oh yes the little fella had sold it! He couldn’t remember who to etc. He’s always been enterprising!

[@daenas]

I'm really enjoying living vicariously thru you guys in Peru! What a wonderful and once in a lifetime opportunity place to visit! Mike is looking more like a scruffy viking w/ that beard and I can tell both of you have a tan going on your faces. As for the guinea pig, I don't believe that method of cooking was best. I watch a lot of travel food vlogs and I've seen a lot more tastier versions on their channels. We in the US eat rabbit, squirrel and other things here so I can't imagine the GP would be any different.

[@k.walker4981]

The tour you guys got was amazing! It looked great even on video! Thank you for sharing!

[@histarfish]

I feel for Eve. She has shorter legs which makes her have to take more steps to get where she’s going on top of that having leg issues. She has been a real trooper.

[@leithagrover9116]

Starfish true :)

[@kjmcfarlin]

I feel for her also. People with down syndrome often have poor muscle tone (hypotonia) as well as problems with joint pain, so I'm sure all of that climbing is very challenging! She seems to really be doing her best!

[@rebeccadunn1690]

I'm laughing so hard!! I can't stop!! Your reaction is totally priceless. I'd really like to know what you we're thinking when you wanted to stay in the Amazon? Lol lol😂🤣😅😄 totally cracked me up!!

[@penster6741]

Such a gift! Thank you for sharing

[@FionaW81]

Omg I would of been out the room so fast if I seen the spider ha ha. Loving the videos. Love the scenery. Have a lovely time. 😁

[@rachelberndt1835]

Thank you for sharing your travels! I personally hate spiders, but could not help laughing as you were showing the dead spider! I don't think I could fall asleep after that...

[@injoylife100]

I like your editing and music choices!!!!!

[@sheilablackburn183]

Another great day out with you all, Mike and Andrew need to get the bravery award by trying the guinea pig, I could hardly watch Mike put it in his mouth. How many more day do we have on your holiday, loving it xx

[@racheldoran3148]

You guys are wonderful travelers!! I am so happy to get watch from home. It is so beautiful, it is now on my list. You are so respectful, I loved "He is bilingual and we are not"

[@Tonniece3]

I must say that Mike And Andrew are brave soles for trying the Guinea pig. I can’t even.......ugh. More stunning vistas today yay. I’m so excited to see more. Hugz

[@luisaraujo8697]

Wonderful trip guys,lotta fun and history I can see, love it, every where you did... greetings from ny...

[@Catlady003]

Wow, how beautiful ! Thank you so much for sharing my unattainable bucket list with me!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💕

[@laura55987]

When traveling, I always try the local foods as often as I can. However, I'm not sure if I could have eaten guinea pig...

[@bobshaw4063]

Me either . I wonder what guinea pig tastes like ? In US Air Force basic training I ate rabbit . It was to my surprise pretty tasty .

[@PNWShanaLee]

Oh definitely not! They both mentioned the fatty skin, I nearly lost it! 🤢

[@traceynewman2308]

Looks like a huntsman spider common in Australia, inside, outside, in trees, your car..... emotionally scars many of us 🤣 Loving this Peru holiday.

[@helenkerley2839]

So true! We used to name them all "Harry" in our household to deal with the trauma......never really worked! LOL!

[@lindapearson9692]

I am going to have to watch this again as I was busy reading peoples fun comments and getting a good chuckle out of what they wrote. Mike just pulled out a chicken foot out of his soup! Another chuckle!

[@kaleemarcel1390]

The video is amazing! I felt like I was actually there with y’all. Wow!

[@carolfuchser-burns3781]

I am just LOVING your scenes from this trip. I can feel it :)... I feel like we are traveling with you, and that is just awesome. Thank ou for sharing.

[@mahaliacrites6449]

I wish I could travel as much as u do. It children are so lucky and I am so grateful that u share ur travels

[@carolsuesamuelson7935]

Wow you all did a lot of climbing. Just beautiful. Thank you for taking us along.

[@ljpatterson1]

This is another good day for you, I love the tour, so beautiful. Thanks again,

[@cyncar661]

Wow mike is Brave to try guinea pig😆!!! Andrew had me busting up when he said, “ I would eat if if their was an apocalypse” 😂🤣

[@boniacuna8573]

Hello beautiful knorpp family.if you get a chance try the mole it is so good. Mole is boiled chicken then have a chocolate sauce with spices not spicy spices just spices like chili powder garlic and nuts and seeds like almonds peanuts and sesame seeds sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds grinder to a powder and added to the sauce. It is delicious.

[@44ashleygail]

The music in this one is amazing and made everything look even more magical 🙌🏻

[@TheVintageBumbleBee]

This was my favorite of all the Peru vlogs. WOW! On everything! HAHAHAHAHAHA, Megan sounded kinda tipsy at the end about the spider...lol.."I dunno wha I'm gonna do"..lol

[@mackenzieb2218]

I was watching yesterdays video and this one uploaded right as I finished!!!!! Hope you guys are having an amazing time!

[@amarigeorge]

MacKenzie B same tho

[@irrobertaa]

I get excited everyday for your guys vlogs! Happy travels!!

[@michelleh5727]

I think eve is a rock star overall... that's a whole lot of climbing for anyone but especially with her physical limitations that come with having down syndrome! Her tiny little cutie legs..hehe, tell her I'm proud of her please! she's a trooper! Ahhh GOoo DAD to give her a break.. those steps were huge and she seem to really appreciate it :) loving Peru through your eyes.. thanks so much for sharing!

[@wywk]

Looks like a hunstman spider, we have tons of these here in Australia. They are usually harmless and not venomous and help clear out other insects like flies and mosquitoes etc. They can get a bit aggressive though if they are annoyed...so probably a good thing you caught it hehe. I heard they are pretty common in the Amazon.

[@Lidzee22]

Those steps going up between the peaks! Beautiful!!!

[@srqlisa7881]

Nice camera footage at Ollantaytambo Mike and Meg this place was amazing. Fresh food with hair still on, that's never good. I'm so impressed Jude and Eve seem to have grown-up a bit on this trip, well done kids. : ) Peace

[@beckyjohnson3153]

I have so enjoyed viewing this beautiful place through your eyes.

[@RosiePosie0004]

I just want to thank you for taking me on a journey I may never go on. The desire to travel more has been sparked!

[@Sammi.jk.]

Ohh my I’m early for once!! Loving your puru vlogs

[@stephaniemarler9601]

Daniel holding Jude's hand is the sweetest. 💓

[@sheiladay9730]

Oh my gosh ewe!!!!! Another great video trying to get my sis to watch told her she'd love it! What a beautiful place! I live in Victor Co. Almost 10'000 feet up but wow! So much history there!!!

[@AmyWhite2009]

So, thank you for taking me with you on your travels (in a totally none weird stranger danger way). My husband is currently in the hospital recovering from a virus a few weeks after having a bone marrow transplant, and really your videos give me an escape from the beeping and chirping of hospital sounds. We as a family love to travel too and you all truly inspire us. 😁😁😁

[@_mase_]

Mike and Andrew congrats trying out new food. 18:20 Megan your first try was correct. OLLANTAYTAMBO (like "tie")

[@MommaSchmoozeReviews]

When I lived in Cypress my roommate had one that looked exactly like that and was crawling on her bed! Never forgot that!!!! I took a picture of it too(back when you waited to get it developed) haha

[@caboogie]

Meghan!! Oh my goodness. The man playing harp...I just watched him not long ago in another video....look up YT Harp Magic with Juan Diego. How cool is that. You folks are so inspiring.

[@eagoodwin1]

What a great way to learn about the world. Instead of reading pages on a textbook, you're learning about these places and cultures from local people. Very cool.

[@lennyburdick3192]

Wonderful place. Love the stone masonry. Amazing ruins. Iwouldhave done a lot of sitting and staring.

[@nickimum1]

That’s not a big spider by Aussie terms lol....Megan your sooooo funny. Great tour today, so beautiful

[@nancisailormoy9135]

Loved this video and all of Peru. It has been great following along with you. That looked like a wolf spider and while they get very large they are harmless and help keep the other less desirable bugs away. Beautiful mountains around you everywhere.

[@debbieomi]

Well, this video was full of all kinds of ick! lol I had to click through the guinea pig (my son and I were human companions to three over the years) but curiosity got the better of me for the spider story. WHY oh why couldn't I have just stopped the video, given it a thumbs up, and carried on with my night?! LOL Guess I'll be watching a few more videos before I close my eyes. The lights might just end up staying on. lol

[@judy-8961]

It's amazing you guys brought all the kids and manage to visit all these amazing sights, seems like a wonderful trip. Mike you should try chicken feet one day, it's silky and flavorful, especially the dim sum type..

[@chelsea_jackson]

Idk if y'all but this might be helpful as travelers... on the Google translate app you can translate things in real time meaning you can hold your phone up to any sign and it will translate the text to English. No more guessing and accidentally ordering soy burgers. Lol love your channel

[@erica166]

Meghan, I was gonna ask your approach to eating and staying healthy while traveling. I tend to overindulge when traveling.Then I saw you guys walk up the side of a mountain. 😅 Question answered.

[@CathyMiller0711]

Erica I was thinking it would be helpful to be part mountain goat for this trip! So much up an down.

[@cherylallen9776]

Mike you are foing an amazing kob if bring your family to South American travels. You guys are amazing. Love your travels. You've inspired me so much to travel. Ps I luved in Florida for 5 yrs. The wood spiders are bigger n furier, but the are great for eating palmeto bugs. Plus like people they have a schedule of when to eat. Nice spiders

[@neilmunro6683]

Thank you... A great job, everyone... Kindness your way Neil { Lochness Scottish Highlands }

[@nancyalford8056]

Another beautiful place, Thank you!

[@WandaKay4u2c]

Chicken feet make a very delicious and nutritious broth. You found a very good restaurant! Thank you for sharing your adventures!

[@lindapearson9692]

Wanda Kay yes, makes good collagen!

[@udjejjssjs7216]

Hi guys I am peruvian and I believe that the best cuy is when it is done in the wood oven. They filled they cuy with aromatics herbs that make the cuy taste delicious. But I think you guys are awesome for trying it. Love you guys and welcome to 🇵🇪. Also try lomo saltado. Aji de gallina. Locro de carne. Allukito and sopas de trigo you guys will love it.

[@sky02148]

What kind of soup is it?

[@celticwarrior777]

Nasty nasty never ever would I eat those poor creatures

[@celticwarrior777]

I understand its part of your culture probably many survived because of eating them but I believe people from our culture's shouldn't be going to other countries eatingg animals we see as PETS. Guinea pigs, cats, dogs or any wild creatures stolen from wild.

[@carolfuchser-burns3781]

Celtic Highlander&AHook I’m not sure anyone benefits from our sharing, a personal opinion of chastising, other people’s “feels”. I would be more apt to be fond of a cow, than a Guinean pig, but that isn’t the point. I understand your feelings, I just don’t agree with your condemning others for feeling differently than yourself. That’s all.

[@valerierandall3640]

Oh my gosh I’d have sat watch over every kid, too lol. You guys look so tired but I’m thinking it would be hard not to leave. Then again, after dark, nowhere to go....nope, I’d stay! I have to know- did you sleep? Such a beautiful area, what great memories!

[@rosarioarce552]

Jajaja, mi mother didn’t like to eat cuy also, she always said they look like rats. I know it doesn’t look to good. But I learn to like it, it depends how you prepare it and at the end I like it. It is an animal with a lot of protein and no colesterol, it’s the best food for the people who has cancer and I’m fighting with it for 15 years. If you go to a Gastón Acurio restaurant “La Panka” in Cusco, his cuy is amazing. Like I said it depends who and how they prepare it. That was good you came back to Ollantaytambo, even if it has to many stairs. In the jungle the spiders are bigger. Poor you scare

[@celticwarrior777]

Sorry no eating meat is NOT good for cancer. Liver is already compromised with cancer it steals enzymes meat that you need for body function. Fats oils feed cancer.

[@angelarasmussen1800]

Megan made the right choice. Guinea pig is rodent. 😳

[@rosarioarce552]

Angela Rasmussen it could be a rodent but is not a rat. Now in Africa they are raising cuys to fight the famine. Like I said before it’s full of proteins and don’t have fat (colesterol). It’s a lot of better and nutritious to eat a cuy than a “American” USA hamburger.

[@kerlygerl]

Rosario Arce, your English is amazing. Thank you for your post.

[@sky02148]

OMG Meagan will you get anymore sleep for the rest of this trip, cause I know I wouldn't I think I might have booked my flight home. Well maybe not after finding out it was poisonous but OMG I GOT THE CHILLS JUST LOOKING AT IT, I'm sorry for you, I will really say a prayer for you, and the rest of the family. Thanks for sharing, it all looks so amazing and you will have such beautiful and some bad memories, you will look back and laugh. Again thank you for sharing, and as always safe travels and god bless love ya Nancy

[@dominiquequirke3802]

Ahahaha about the spider!! You need to visit Australia! Teehee! :) :) :)

[@finleythegolden2909]

I’m so happy you are there, I miss Ollantaytambo so much.

[@CRebecca1944]

Thanks again for sharing your day .

[@sisterlita262]

Reminds me of the Wolf spiders we have here in Florida. They can be quite big, and fast too! I use the pole on my canister vacuum to suck them up.

[@theperksofbeingjodi3571]

So true about the waiting in Europe, I live in England and the average wait time is minimum of 20/30 mins.

[@mira6875]

Hi there from England, it look beautiful where you have just been looking at the ruins and the amazing architecture. I was thinking about going there following your adventure, however listening to you Megan and Mike at the end, regarding the monstrous spider, it changed my mind,! We have spiders in the U.K. but my fear and phobia has prevented me from travelling, in fact the phobia is throughout my family all the men too. You are doing a great job and if I mange to get to America perhaps I could stop by and say hi perhaps come to church . I am a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Love your adventures and well done Andrew and Mike for braving the Guinea Pig😊 and I love Eve she is so great to watch and the warmth and live you have for your family. Do essential oils really prevent insects? I am thinking of joining Doterra. 😊.Mira

[@lindapearson9692]

mira 😞 it keeps you from traveling!

[@prettylittleravenna]

Consider doing something about it. I had a huge spider phobia and I managed to beat it, now I even like the poor guys. It’s a shame to miss out on so many things over something so manageable.

[@mira6875]

prettylittleravenna thank you. I am not as bad as I was and I’m better when I’m not alone. 😊

[@angelahewitt13]

Lol! That really looked .,... The customes of other countries, you got to love it!

[@phoebec2020]

The spider looks like our Huntsman spiders in Australia. They get huge but are harmless, so many of us have them, name them and appreciate them for eating other insects. I do get that one of those guys can be creepy especially if one is unsure if they are dangerous or not. Thanks again for sharing your experiences with us

[@CapeKat]

Mike, it was great to see you try local foods. I ate Guinea pig in Equator, and I didn't love it either. There is just so much to see in the Valley of the Kings, and all of it is so amazing.

[@momapes]

That looked like a wolf spider- you have seen them in Spokane when you lived there- but not sure what that one is. The tour was amazing! Thank you........ And NO on the guinea pig!!! ICK

[@jamie2161]

I love your ultrasuperwide camera that captureseverything ...😍

[@coffeefortwosolly]

Thankyou for sharing a special day in Peru such an amazing video ...spiders...here in England we have a spider called a harvest spider..harmless but ugly..yuk...even whe we find one downstairs for the next couple of nights I nearly strip the bed upstairs checking for its mate! 🤷🏻‍♀️😉 🙋🏻‍♀️🇬🇧💕

[@joanhall3718]

Good for Mike and Andrew for trying Quwi. It’s always an experience to try the National dish, (even if you don’t like it).

[@123cocomunn]

It’s the same way in Mexico too. Nobody is in a hurry especially in a restaurant. They take there own sweet time.

[@florencesnyder6125]

Enjoying your vacation

[@vickeydoddandmaylee9518]

My husband and I watch a lot of RV living shows, but no one ever shows a trip to Colonial National Historical Park, Yorktown, VA 23690. It would be great to see this for any of you to go and youtube about it.

[@miapoulsen6467]

Didn’t Daniel join you on the guided tour around the ruins?

[@ChristinaColoradoan]

LOL, Yuck on the spider! Such an amazing trip you all have had, I am always amazed by these ancient cultures who were able to engineer such fantastic structures. Often times I feel technology should be way more advanced because of the knowledge already out there. Eating in new places is always a challenge. 👍🏻🌞🌞🌞🌞

[@giannagiavelli5098]

the larger seamless blocks are megalithic - from 35,000 years ago, before the great flood, from a civilization that was wiped out. the smaller rougher put together stonework is inca

[@wywk]

Peppermint oils is meant to help keep the spiders away, that and eucalyptus oils, the spiders apparently hates the smell. You can spray it around your windows and your bed.

[@daniellehuddleston1931]

So beautiful!

[@darlabrock1570]

All the exercise of climbing walking and having to balance is good for Eve😉

[@thenanlife1141]

I’m with you on that one Megan ; sorry I would nt even try guinea pig but good on mike and Andrew for trying it !!

[@carlosespinoza2453]

👍 👍 Incas didn't know Cow , but they have Guinea Pig - Cuy - as a sort of replacement . Contrary to popular belief they also have Chicken and the Quechua word for that is Wallpa