CUSCO AIRBNB APARTMENT TOUR : Adventuring Family of 11

[@KnorppandSouth11]

Here is the link to the Airbnb we stayed at: abnb.me/FLzggcocG3 If you want to support our channel use this link: abnb.me/e/TQfkqUscG3

[@bobshaw4063]

Did it have A/C& heat ? When did y'all fly home to N Carolina ?

[@orewe6194]

Love it

[@kimberlybrown-dias9370]

You guys are up for an award for families and I voted for you!

[@KnorppandSouth11]

Oh, so nice!

[@leithagrover9116]

Can you link the award here please? I would love to vote too

[@thenanlife1141]

Me too x

[@thenanlife1141]

Best family ever on you tube x🥰🥰

[@kyledavis1333]

Mike is always so calm, cool, and collected! Those roads alone would have me a stressed out mess.

[@WikkidVyxen]

Look at Pearl go on those bars! Well done Pearl! Thank you all for putting peace in my heart. 💜

[@MsSFDk]

I have to admit in the beginning days of this trip I was concerned you had made a big mistake with this trip. It did not feel safe, exciting or clean. But I continued to watch and now want to tell you how much I admire you for this trip. You have shown us a place many will never even consider traveling to and how special it is. Yes, you had some bad moments but you showed us how a traveling family gets through those moments together. You also showed us how to keep our chin up and we will come upon the most special moments. Your children all handle travel well and will hold these memories in their hearts forever. Those of us watching will also hold special memories of this trip in our hearts. I will never doubt you again. So looking forward to the rest of your adventures!!!

[@KnorppandSouth11]

Oh, I’m so glad you stuck around! We have hard moments like this on EVERY trip and I felt it wasn’t fair to not show it because it might make people feel like they are doing it wrong or aren’t cut out for travel when they have hard days. The hard days are part of the adventure and really become part of the happy memories too!

[@rikkitikkitavi997]

I could not have said it better.

[@jblink3923]

Oh no this kind of trip is not for me at all, I probably won't see alot in my life just because I'm a stay in America kind of person. I think I just feel more comfortable in my neck of the woods.

[@prettylittleravenna]

J Blink America is a huge and beautiful country, so just by seeing that you will see a lot 😊

[@thenanlife1141]

I really love how your kiddies are so adaptable and grateful for whatever they eat .. god bless you and your wonderful children . Best family ever xxxx

[@amyelizabethandshawnmerwin8917]

Thank you so much for sharing your travels! I have rheumatoid arthritis and have difficulty doing a lot of walking. I feel like I’m seeing the world with you! Keeping you all in my prayers for safe travels! Sending love and hugs!

[@rebeccaalbrecht771]

I loved all the different vendors in shops without walls,each selling one kind of product under one roof. That must be nice and social for them, rather than each being isolated in a shop.

[@lipikamitra4521]

It was nice watching u meghan doing all d fun activities in the park. We should never forget the child in us because child is the purest form of human. Love you knorpps 😘

[@teresafrankel]

Thank you so much for taking us along on your amazing trip. I never knew Peru was so beautiful and now thanks to you I have gotten to visit sights that I would never have been able to see and not only that but have had a small history lesson along the way thanks to you Megan. I have enjoyed it immensely. Thanks again.

[@cherylh5357]

Thanks for "taking us with you". I always enjoy your trips and travels.

[@dreebug97]

Could you guys do an updated post trip packing guide like what you actually used, wish you brought, and what you wish you brought instead

[@KnorppandSouth11]

Yes! We need to because we learned a lot!

[@thenanlife1141]

So great that Andrew and Daniel can help you out when choosing food xx🥰🥰

[@debbiewiseman7625]

Bought a tear to my eyes, was lovely seeing you all playing and having fun as a family, memories came flooding back of days of gone for us.But we have a beautiful 5 month old grandson coming to live close by so can’t wait.💕💕💕Happy fun times ahead again.🥰🥰

[@karenf14]

Another fantastic Peruvian city . It is just amazing how well the children adjust to adventures. They are true traveling warriors. You are blessed. But I did notice a bag in the van blocked out Daniels face. He must be shy. But he does have an awesome 😎 smile and should show it more Much love 💕 to all of you.

[@srqlisa7881]

I'm sure it took great effort to vlog and post, thank you so much for sharing Peru with us all. I'm sure you will never forget the beauty there. : ) peace

[@rosarioarce552]

I love all your videos, your kids are so nice, obedient, easy to travel with. And that is the product of a good education. And a family who respects all the individuals. Congrats. 👍🤗💝

[@mackenzieb2218]

That is such a beautiful home!! The colors and decorations all work! AND HOW CLOSE TO CHURCH YOU ARE! amazing.

[@marywright9348]

If you are still in Peru, alpaca socks are very warm as well as scarves made from alpaca. My guys love using alpaca socks in the winter to keep their feet warm. You might want to consider getting some possibly for Elijah to use when he is in cold territories of Japan. I found black socks from alpaca for my son to use for dress socks. They do have to be hand washed and air dried though.

[@pilaraguilar1789]

Hi. What a nice house in Cusco. Very beautiful city with. A beautiful spectacular sky. And the fascinating market and all its products are fresh. The delicious fruit. I loved the video congratulations.

[@SuperSunshinesue]

Hello gorgeous ones. Loving those markets....such abundance ...and colours. The airbnb was excellent...Andrew hitting his private tower and courtyard hangout upstairs...lovely !! So great reading the comments from others about their language and culture...and yes I do want some of that special icecream...LUCUMA !!!! I even checked out that fruit on the internet....see what these comments can make one do ? Happy travels....and you are !

[@sherryjohnson6814]

Great video! So thankful you guys are sharing your experience because most of us will never see beautiful Peru except through your eyes so I'm very thankful for you guys!!!

[@scorpio7938]

Real interesting and nice place you are staying in very warm and inviting like the little shops and the food looks great

[@robynd.7503]

Just recently found your channel, throughly enjoying it...thanks for taking us along 😊🇨🇦

[@brendawilliams508]

thank you for taking us along....

[@wendyg.2770]

It’s so nice seeing your Peru videos! I studied abroad in Peru and most of the places that are figured on your blog are places that I was at, brings back really good memories!

[@amberf3599]

Air bnb would be a great option for me. I couldn't handle eating out for most of the meals. The fruit and veggies would be welcome. Safe travels sweet family 💗💗💗

[@carlosespinoza2453]

👍 👍 Anything else before Incas is Calle Pre-Incas. The list of back-in-time people is as far as 15,000 years old as Huaca Prieta. The Civilization as we know is 5,000 years old as Caral in the Coast. Also Chavin back 3,200 years old, Moche (also called Mochica 2,000 years old), Chimu , Nazca, Chachapoyas, Chancas, Huancas, Pachacamac, Palpas, Chiribaya, etc

[@KnorppandSouth11]

It’s SO fascinating! I love learning about the history of this part of the world! It’s totally underrated.

[@kerlygerl]

Carlos Espino Thank you! I had no idea and love learning about Peru.

[@kerlygerl]

Knorpp and South Thank you for this trip!

[@thenanlife1141]

Beautiful family and I love how they all help each other 💖💖💖

[@linebelanger6550]

Very nice to relax and cool off. Good day and have fun❤️❤️❤️

[@thenanlife1141]

Your vloggs are fantastic . Such great footage and editing ... thank you so much for all your hard work 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@kokyew477]

I love to watch all your show....make me feel best the world ....feel very happy to see of you love each other

[@marlenylopez1]

Lol the guy at the restaurant said “quince minutos” which means 15 not 30

[@PNWShanaLee]

Im a foodie so I love it when you show the market and meal options and finally your choices. 🥡🥢

[@SHIRLEYZAPORZON]

Wow, you guys lucked out on the apartment. Enjoy !

[@axrustyxglove]

That place looks so cool to live in! Really spacious

[@jennathacker4439]

God bless you for trying to make each kid happy with which empanadas they got. I often travel alone with my 5 kids, but my anxiety is wayy too bad to try a new country/culture. I'd love to see a video of you guys sharing your tips for safety etc.

[@sukochilee4770]

Looks like more and more stuff is working it's way to the front seat.

[@potatochowmein]

Haven’t watched videos in awhile. Crazy how kids grown in just a few months.

[@carlosespinoza2453]

👍 in Peru 🇵🇪 there is a unique fruit hard to find somewhere in the World. It cannot be eaten directly (as an apple), so it can only be eaten as an ingredient of something else. It can be part of a Juice (from a Blender) or as part of an Ice-cream. Name is LUCUMA and Its flavour is very appealing for children. You may eat in "Heladeria Artesanal" where is sold "helados artesanales" (artisan ice cream). At supermarket you can buy a 1 liter of LUCUMA ice-cream DONOFRIO (ice cream industry brand)

[@MargoJ1546]

Thank you. I will be in Peru next month and will definitely look for this. 👍🇨🇦

[@jessicalewis714]

Loved the markets, the veggies and cheeses😊

[@chamenchamen8171]

Pearl at 22:10 was such an attentive big sister. And Daniel helping out as well.

[@TheThriftyGma]

Gorgeous BNB .. so much room for your large family. The market was amazing. When Megan mentioned "Gouda" in the cheese area.. I'm thinking loudly.. YESSSSSS !!!. I'm dutch, and would have been clogging if I saw that in an Peruvian market place. At least I would have been able to eat something along with rice, beans,veggies and fruits.. hahaha So nice that there was a park close by to wear off some steam.. Loved the mattresses under the monkey bars. Imagine them after a day of rain.. hahaha.. Great video.. thanks for sharing. 💟 P.s. Did you get all your clothes back from the laundromat?.. Ha

[@mkmcem5096]

The veggies all looked so good also the cheese too .....plus the highlight was Megan on the monkey bars and slide awesome ❤️❤️❤️

[@rollinginthesnow]

Wow those empanadas look exactly like pasties that are traditional where I live in South West England! Originally they were made with the pastry twist (called a crimp) on the edge so you could eat them with dirty hands and then throw away the dirty part. I wonder if there's a similar story here? Love seeing how similar our cultures can be 😊

[@debbiemorgan6701]

I really like the Airbnb. We have had some bad experiences with hotels and such but also some very wonderful ones. I am glad the you were able to travel back to the nice place instead of being stuck in an awful one. Peru is very beautiful. I had my doubts in the beginning...

[@ckalnicki]

We have always gotten fantastic Airbnb rentals. ( Knock on wood ) Good for you guys !

[@sky02148]

Mike and Meagan thank you so much for sharing your edventure with us, it looks like your all having a great time as always safe travels and God bless love ya nancy

[@TheVintageBumbleBee]

The Airbnb prices are amazing over there! Beautiful!

[@rosebud0391]

cusco is such a great place to invest right now. Tourism is booming and so much construction. It is sad, however, that the native will be pushed out in 20 yrs.

[@sheenavalencia0708]

You got great airbnbs so far.... would love to go where you guys all went but I’m quite content with going along with guys for the ride atm... always take care...

[@victoriaortiz8055]

Thank you so much for sharing your Peru adventures with us!! Beautiful places!! I've always wondered how it was in Peru...Love and prayers to all!!!

[@souixaan]

Id go on holiday just for those markets! loos amazing

[@traciannveno]

Hurray! Family monkey bars and church ⛪️ Awesome place thank you guys

[@LuisOrtizRosario]

Aji de gallina (bread, onion, chicken, yellow spicy pepper, milk all blended together) with white rice is my favorite, but had to lol when I saw it as an empanada option.

[@hennagal7360]

That there moustache would hinder kissin ☺ thank you for sharing your journey ⛰⛰🏘🏘

[@neilmunro6683]

Well, done on the social activity. The park looked great fun... Kindness your way Neil [Lochness Scottish Highlands }

[@VannaWhiteboard]

A Peruvian cab driver told me about all of the different potatoes in Peru. So cool to see them! He said that the different colors are from the color of the volcanic dirt in which they grow. The blue ones grow in a sort of blue sand. He said there are a lot fo different colors, especially red, orange, and yellow.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Oh wow, I would have no self control in that market....I love buying food 🥰 As much as I love these videos from Peru, I’m glad it’s time for you to come home, just not sure about travel safety and exposure to this Coronavirus 😕 Not sure of the dates, you just said Sunday so not sure if you flew home last Sunday or will this next Sunday but be safe and very vigilant in washing hands and the exposures you may face ! Prayers for safety !

[@ericacornett7226]

I love the adventure that ur taking us with u

[@_mase_]

10:00 You're correct Mantequilla is Butter. Apple is Manzana though and Manzanilla is chamomile.

[@frankiecarrel1369]

I just 100 tell then U all I have enjoyed sing all the interesting places you have then a is really cool the one you're just leaving in Peru that 1 was really cool I hope this next one is as interesting As true God-bless you all And stay safe

[@angelahewitt13]

I really enjoy your trip vlog! Just voted for you for the family vlog award, good luck!

[@brittas.5230]

Here is a new insight. Thanks soooo much.

[@CustomPortraitArtist]

Have y’all tried any of the popular dishes of Peru? Aroz con pollo, papas a la huancaina, ceviche, Crema Volteada (Peruvian flan), Lomo Saltado... I’m not seeing y’all have the best food of Peru. Mike tried the Cuy ( Guinea pig) but it wasn’t cooked good. I have a ton of friends from Peru and dated a Peruvian off and on for 6 years. Peru has really delicious food. Your kids would like aroz con pollo ( chicken and rice dish) and papas al a huancaina.

[@KnorppandSouth11]

We have tried and loved everything you listed except for ceviche. The stakes were a little high and no one wanted to risk getting sick. I kind of regret not trying that though!

[@CustomPortraitArtist]

Knorpp and South that is so awesome! I’m so glad y’all loved it! ❤️❤️❤️

[@victoriaortiz8055]

Yes I was also a little nervous for you guys a few times!!!Said a lil prayer!!

[@Fireonmyaltsrneverburnout]

Empanyadas lol..hilarious. everytime u say it Mike I am crackin up. I think the name should be changed to Empanyadas lol. I would lke to order a dozen of each. Scrimptious and Heavenly!!! Love these kids that eat everything they are given and don't complain.

[@missyellownote]

Peru looks amazing! I would live to do this. The best way to learn a new language is to be totally immersed in it and it is great exposure into another culture (which I'm sure is one of your goals in traveling). As a kid, I was sent to Mexico every year in the summer to learn Spanish and, as a college student, I spent time in Italy learning Italian. I speak like a 5 year old in Italian but I can get my point across haha. And just so you know, the man selling the empanadas said they would take quince or 15 minutes. Thirty minutes is treinta. Twenty is veinte, which is similar to "venti" (Italian for 20) which is one of the sizes used Starbucks (aka 20 oz).

[@thenanlife1141]

Another brilliant family Vidieo

[@MissPerez2011]

Love that y’all try to speak the language! Btw Manzanilla is chamomile ☺️ manzana is apple! 🙂

[@rebeccaalbrecht771]

In Utrecht on a street that has been a shopping street since the 13th century, there is a shop with a sign above the door, that says, in Dutch, Potato Shop.The shop now has a different business there. I wondered about a shop that sold just potatoes and now I have seen one in your video.

[@Betterliving24]

Did the empanada guy say “quince minutos”? If he did that’s, 15 minutes. Lol.

[@adileneyfranky]

Lol yes he did🤭

[@libbypeace68]

The time in the park was lovely

[@sukochilee4770]

Look at those empanadas. Oh, yum.

[@rawlyroo5975]

Awesome

[@JV-ys8fd]

That queso is my husband's dream. You guys are killing me passing up all of the fruit!!!!

[@KnorppandSouth11]

It’s so hard but since you can’t drink the water you have to be REALLY careful with fresh fruits and vegetables. We did buy some but in small quantities because we have to wash it thoroughly with filtered or boiled water.

[@JV-ys8fd]

@@KnorppandSouth11 ooohh, that makes sense. When I traveled to Italy I forgot and rinsed my mouth while brushing with the tap water. It caught up to me while we were along the beach, down a cliff, about 30 min from a bathroom. 😳

[@shelleybean1112]

Awsome video thanks for sharing 👍

[@thenanlife1141]

Love u guys soo much .. your vloggs are so informative and great to watch .. thank you 💖💖🥰

[@mavickymico]

"Manzanilla" is a type of flower, like a mini daisy sooo good for tea. 😜 "Manzana" is apple!🍎

[@iheartchina8160]

Greetings from Dali, China!!! You guys are awesome!!! Love all the adventures!!!

[@mentaripagi3986]

Good morning Knorp family.. loves from Malaysia.

[@alisonvandergragt5010]

Wish you could stay in Peru and keep taking those beautiful videos!

[@debbye243]

Really enjoyed 😁👍

[@carlosespinoza2453]

👍 👍 Some people believes that Inca Ruins could only be built by ET - alliens . It is because we see their culture with our actual point of view. Back in the time of Pre-inca or Inca there was no Deadline (limited availabity of time) or Budget (limited availabity of money). There was no money as we know. Reasons to believe that Inca Architecture was built by themself 1º They were millions of citizens. 2º People lived only to work, you may have noticed that people from the Andes works all-day-long and it is normal, 14 hours average. 3º what they were building was sacred, the motivation was bigger than we can actually understand (our actual motivation is just money). 4º They do know how to make thick and long ropes made of resistant straw. 5º if they wanted to move a 10 ton rock, hundreds or thousands of them could move a big rock working together + Llamas. 6º Actually people in the Andes work together as a heritage of the Inca Society. 7º Polishing a stone by hand is something very tedious , time-consuming but an easy task. 8º There is no mistery in polishing stones. 8º It takes a long time to polish a big rock, but hundreds of them polishing just one big rock probably takes 5 or more years, but is is feasible 9º They know about the nature of stones, hardness. 10º they know about metalurgy of copper, bronze and gold (melts at high-temperature) 11º The hardness of each natural rock as granite, obsidiana, volcanic stone, etc was easy to understand because you are surrounded by them. 12 They had the tools to polish a stone with harder natural materials or tools made of copper or bronzes. All the evidences are out there everywhere you go in Cusco and in the rest of the Peruvian Andes.. thanks for listening..

[@kerlygerl]

Carlos Espino Thank you!

[@cherylallen9776]

Thanx for sharing the history

[@carlosespinoza2453]

You are Welcome 👍 There is a Bridge made of straw in Peru . It just confirm that Incas knew a lot about making ropes.. QESWACHAKA . Fortunately they didn't lost the Technique in the last 500 years !

[@tackmose]

So thankful to read your post. Carlos, we miss out too easily history of cultures, if we glaze quickly at learning moments. Thank you for taking the time to post valuable info.

[@carlosespinoza2453]

@@tackmose 👍 👍 Thanks 👍 👍

[@rebeccaalbrecht771]

Yeah, I just checked and there is a new video!

[@sueyloo68]

I’m curious, why Peru? It’s an amazing place. You have the best behaved children! Have fun!

[@kokyew477]

Singapore love you all ....

[@lindabell5608]

Just fantastic 😉

[@cuedan8700]

Good spanish!!! Manzanilla is chamomile and manzana is apple ;) Manteca is lard and mantequilla butter... so confusing;)

[@KnorppandSouth11]

Oh man! I was still wrong! I love Spanish so thanks for correcting me!

[@cuedan8700]

Haha you did great!

[@mcarreno3]

And “quince minutos” - is 15 minutes- But A+ for effort and smiling your way through Peru!!

[@frankiecarrel1369]

And I have just say I've never used a air BNB And all the ones that are saying You are use are beautiful and other people the law follow when they Use them they're beautiful so if I ever get a chance to travel I will have to try it and see if I get One as nice as what you have had

[@pretor706]

Manzanilla is chamomile. Apple is Manzana.

[@pennycowher6328]

Do you guys know your one of the families up for best family on you tube if you go to the Tribe of Many on her newest vlog she has the link you can go to vote I didn't know how to put it on here or I would of done it 💙 congrats and if anyone reads this go there and vote

[@Ashlee1985]

Was the service all in Spanish? Thanks for the vlogs! I just got back from California, so catching up :D

[@Potato5115]

empanada not empañada 🙂 yum!

[@asaldanapr]

Mike! no “ñ” in Empanada! 🤪

[@teresephelps6263]

I think any place you are trying to find lodging can be a risk unless you have seen it before.

[@janicejeandron7239]

That airbnb looks like they rent out just the rooms also.

[@haleyfischer5316]

Are LDS services pretty similar around the world? How do you understand the service while it is in Spanish? I grew up catholic and the mass would be in Latin in Europe but it was the same series of events as in the US so we could keep up with it. Is LDS service kind of like that?

[@haleyfischer5316]

Evelin Holmes hi Evelin, thanks for the insight! I’ve only been to mass in Italy overseas. Is this true only for Catholics, it being on the same tri- yearly rotation of masses, or are LDS services standardized around the world too?

[@sergioquispe9697]

How did it feel to go up the third floor each time at high altitudes? Recommended for an 80 year old?

[@bobshaw4063]

Unfortunately Allie & Trent that I told you about are no longer in Cusco they have moved on to Chile where there is a lot of civil unrest with lots of huge protests going on .