¿Por qué amamos Perú? | 10 Razones ❤️
En este video vamos a compartir 10 razones por qué amamos Perú, que nos gusta de Perú, y por qué seguimos visitando Perú después de tantos viajes. Como ya se habran dado cuenta, somos fans de la comida peruana, pero hay muchas otras razones por que nos gusta el país, así que hablemos de eso. Ustedes también pueden participar en los comentarios, así que digannos, Yo amo Perú por que...
Nuestras 10 razones por que amamos Perú:
1) La diversidad del país Perú
2) La comida peruana
3) La historia y cultura del Perú
4) La gente peruano y su hopitalidad
5) Los mercados y shopping en Perú
6) Los precios son accesibles en Perú
7) Perú está listo para el turismo
8) Se puede volver a visitar
9) El clima de Perú
10) Nuestra familia peruana vive en Perú
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¿Por qué amamos Perú? | 10 Razones ❤️
¿Cuáles son algunas de las razones por las que amas a Perú? ¿Qué crees que tiene el Perú que es mejor que otros países? ¿Vives en Perú? ¿Tienes planes de viajar a Perú? ¿La comida peruana es una de las mejores cocinas del mundo? ¿Qué crees que deberían hacer los visitantes por primera vez en Perú? ¿Qué crees que deberían comer los visitantes que visitan Perú por primera vez? Háganos saber en los comentarios a continuación.
Esto es parte de nuestra serie de viajes en Perú que destaca la comida peruana, la cultura peruana y la cocina peruana.
REVERSE CULTURE SHOCK | Going back to the USA after living in MEXICO
We're in TULUM sharing our unexpected reverse culture shocks in the United States after 1 year in Mexico.
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For over a year, we've been living in Mexico. When we first started traveling in Mexico, each day was filled with new culture shocks: language, food, interactions, driving—you name it!
We had a feeling we might experience some REVERSE culture shocks in the United States when we went back, but we didn't think they'd be THESE! Join us in our Mexico travel vlog 2019 as we share all the cultural differences between living in Mexico and living in America (USA).
I think we'll need to do a Part 2 reverse culture shock travel vlog when we fly back to Phoenix, Arizona in a month. There's a lot about Vegas that is shocking on its own, whether you've been living in the USA or living abroad. What's a reverse culture shock you experienced after living in another country for a while?
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Visit Quebec Road Trip | Eastern Townships Travel Guide
Join us as we visit Quebec for a road trip around the Eastern Townships in this travel guide as we highlight outdoor activities in and around Mont Megantic, hiking in Mont Ham and a whole lot more. What we love the most about visiting Quebec this time of year are the beautiful autumn colours in the rural areas of the Eastern Townships where you notice the yellows, reds and oranges of the leaves. If you're thinking about visiting the Eastern Townships we also highly encourage you to try local dishes such as poutine, duck and maple pie. The food in Quebec is legendary. Anyhow, the following is what we got up to traveling in the Eastern Townships in Quebec, Canada:
Our adventures in the Eastern Townships of Quebec (cantons de l'est)
1) Cabin Tour of our place in Mont Megantic (Parc national du Mont-Mégantic)
2) Hiking in Mont Megantic National Park
3) AstroLab and Observatory in Mont Megantic
4) Dinner at Aux Toits Rouges featuring duck and maple pie
5) Hiking to the summit of Mont Ham
6) Visiting Abbaye St-Benoit-du-Lac
7) Hiking aroundMarais de la Rivière aux Cerises
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In our last video, Sam and I spent two days enjoying some outdoor adventures in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, and this video is a continuation of that road trip.
After two days in Sutton, we drove to Mont-Mégantic National Park, which was 2 hours away, though in reality it took us longer because we couldn’t resist stopping for some poutine along the way.
This trip was all about enjoying nature and the outdoors, and we once again teamed up with Tourisme Quebec and Merrell Canada. We stayed in a futuristic cabin in the woods, tackled a few hikes, learned about the universe at AstroLab, and stopped at more than one road side attraction along the way.
Now here’s a recap of that trip!
One thing to keep in mind when it comes to hiking in this park, is that it’s divided into two sectors: the Franceville Sector and the Observatoire Sector. The Franceville sector is located in the northwest end of the park, which is where our cabins were so this is where we went hiking.
During our stay in Mont-Mégantic National Park, we also visited the ASTROLab, which is an astronomy research centre focused on making science accessible to the public.
Our main reason for coming all the way out here was to do some stargazing! Mont-Mégantic is located in the heart of the first International Dark Sky Reserve and that means it’s an astronomy lover’s paradise. Because there’s hardly any light pollution in the area, it’s the perfect place to see and study the stars, however, fog and rain did put a bit of a damper on our plans.
We did drive up to Mont Mégantic to see the observatory and Mont Saint-Joseph to see the chapel, but there weren’t too many views to be had on that day.
Because star-gazing wasn’t possible that night, we went out for a nice leisurely dinner at Aux Toits Rouges. This is a country lodge with its own in-house restaurant and we got a little adventurous with our dishes.
The summit of Mont Ham sits at 713 metres above sea level, but it only has a prominence of 358 metres, so it’s a fairly lighthike.
On our road trip through the Eastern Townships, we also took two little detours. The first was to visit Abbaye St-Benoit-du-Lac), which is an abbey known for its multicoloured bricks and tiled floors.
The 2nd was the Marais de la Rivière aux Cerises, which is an area with boardwalks and walking trails through marshland.
And that pretty much brings us to the end of our whirlwind trip through Quebec’s Eastern Townships! We hope you guys enjoyed following along and we’ll see you in the next video.
This is part of our Travel in Canada video series showcasing Canadian food, Canadian culture and Canadian cuisine.
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HEART-POUNDING CENOTE TRIP before leaving Mexico
We're going into the Riviera Maya jungle for some thrills! Plus, find out what country we're visiting next.
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It has been getting hot in Puerto Morelos lately, so in today's travel vlog, we’re heading to the brisk water of a cenote to cool off. Near us is the famous ruta de los cenotes, a road filled with these Riviera Maya sinkholes. There are dozens to choose from, but we decided to take a 30-minute drive from our home in Quintana Roo to see Cenote La Noria.
Okay, so maybe calling it a “sinkhole” doesn’t do it justice. This cenote had clear turquoise water with fish swimming and bats flying in the cave overhead. This particular cenote has a terrifying jumping platform where you can stand at Earth level and attempt to jump the ~2 stories to the freezing blue water below. It also features a zipline and a swing over the water.
To get to Cenote La Noria, you take the Ruta de Los Cenotes road from Puerto Morelos for about 15 minutes before turning off at the signs for Cenote Kin-Ha. From there, it’s about another 10 minutes until you see the signs for La Noria.
Later, we meet up with a special friend of ours. You probably know her best as MyTrish Advisor (Facebook.com/MyTrishAdvisor). And finally, we share a new challenge we are faced with—attempting to get a new car battery for our Prius C3 in Mexico. Since the technology for our model isn't as advanced here in Mexico as it is in the US, we may need to drive 60 hours back to the border for a new battery. YIKES! Make sure to watch until the end if you want to learn what Spanish-speaking country we are visiting next.
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why we live in mexico and not in the united states
We REGRET not moving to Mexico sooner. This is why we're thankful to be living in Mexico now.
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On January 31st, 2018 we packed up our tangerine-colored Prius and left the United States to travel in Mexico. A couple hundred Mexico travel videos later, and almost a year has passed, so we are reflecting on our decision to leave our life in the US behind to travel in Mexico and ultimately decide to live here permanently.
Although we could have probably made an hour-long video about all the reasons why we prefer Mexico over the United States, these are the top 11 things we cherish most about our life in this country. We'll talk about things like food, body image, how time is spent, diversity in landscape, and more.
Some things that we didn't get to talk about in this video (but they are HUGE reasons why we love Mexico) include:
- THE PEOPLE. Mexicans are loving, generous, thoughtful, patient, hard-working, and so many other things. We are thoroughly blessed to be in a country filled with such wonderful people.
- THE HISTORY. Mexico is RICH with history surrounding ancient ruins, native civilizations, tough battles, and triumph. We could easily dedicate our entire channel to Mexican history and still not do it justice.
- THE CULTURE. We did talk about some of the cultural aspects of Mexico, but we could have elaborated on this more, especially in terms of religion, traditions, and holidays.
We hope you enjoy our perspective on why we think moving to Mexico was the best decision we've ever made and just exactly HOW it has been such a fulfilling experience overall.
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20 Cosas Que Ver y Hacer en Venecia, Italia Guía Turística
Hoy los vamos a llevar a conocer Venecia en invierno. Esta fue nuestra última parada en Italia, y nuestra primera vez visitando la famosa Ciudad Flotante. Sí, llegamos durante la época más fría del año, pero nos abrigamos como pudimos y salimos a pasear de todas maneras. En este video, vamos a compartir con ustedes algunas cosas que ver y hacer en Venecia durante su visita, y tambien visitaremos algunas de las islas cercanas como Torcello, Burano, Mazzorbo, Murano y Lido.
20 Cosas Que Ver y Hacer en Venecia, Italia Guía Turística
1) Pasear por las callecitas
2) Puente Rialto
3) Recorrer el Gran Canal por Vaporetto
4) Plaza de San Marcos
5) Basílica de San Marcos
6) Campanario de San Marcos
7) Palacio Ducal
8) Puente de los Suspiros
9) Basílica de Santa Maria del la Salud
10) Galleria dell’Accademia
11) Paseo en Gondola
12) Comida Veneciana en Osteria Mocenigo
13) Mercado Rialto
14) Torcello
15) Burano
16) Mazzorbo
17) Murano
18) Lido
19) Restaurante La Zucca
20) Paseo por Vaporetto de noche
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¿Qué comer en Venecia?
¿Qué visitar en Venecia?
¿Qué ver en Venecia?
El objetivo de nuestra guía turística es de compartir nuestras sugerencias sobre las mejores atracciones, comidas típicas, museos, arquitectura, y transporte, y ofrecerles consejos de viaje para ayudarles a planear su itinerario a Venecia. Si tienen otras sugerencias para este destino, compartan sus ideas con la comunidad de viajeros en los comentarios.
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In Search of the Forbidden Past : Kullar Caves | Season 1 | Episode 1
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Hey guys, today we are not going to see a historic site, we are going to go to a pre-historic site. What's the difference? A Pre-historic site is a site which goes back to the time where there is no writing or any other form of historical records. So, we are going to a site that’s at least 5000 years old. Pre-historic sites are very old, very rare and are extremely hard to find. We are going to a deep forest area known as Javvadhu hills in South India, this forest is protected by the Government.
The Javvadhu hills are known for its lack of facilities. But even before I begun the journey, in the surrounding, there are no hotels or restaurants, but the village women cook delicious food, and sell them on the street and people are extremely friendly and helpful. Locals stories are always fascinating to hear.
When we enter the Javvadhu hills, we can see the difference, outside we see heavily populated villages, but this forest is almost completely uninhabited. Here you can see how it looks outside the reserve forest and you can see it how it looks inside the protected area. Why is such a large area protected by the Government? Is there some mystery hidden from us? The paved roads end after a certain a point, and there are only small dirt roads, they are too narrow for my car. So, I borrowed a motorcycle, because I need to use these roads for many miles before reaching the hill. Nobody is allowed to settle and build homes in this forest area, there are only a few hundred tribal people who live here on forest resources. For a casual visitor, it is nothing but trees and hills. Or is it? The bike will only take you so far and you must be prepared to walk for several miles, through the woods. The Javvadhu hills are known for its exotic herbs, people affected with lung diseases come here to breathe this herb filled air. I have been walking for more than 2 hours now, and our prehistoric site is at the very top of a hill. I am walking through rocky areas which have some crazy slopes, If I am careless, the fall from here can be deadly.
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¿Cómo es vivir en Canadá? | Tour de un Barrio Canadiense
¿Cómo es vivir en Canadá?
¿Cómo es la vida en Canadá?
¿Cómo son los barrios Canadienses?
Estas son algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes en nuestro canal, así que hoy vamos a responderlas. En este video les vamos a dar un tour de nuestro barrio Canadiense para que tengan una mejor idea de como es la vida en Canadá.
Nosotros vivimos en la ciudad de Brampton, que queda en las afueras de Toronto. En este video les vamos a mostrar:
- un centro comercial
- las casas en un barrio residencial
- un barrio con mansiones
- dos escuelas primarias
- una escuela secundaria
- un hospital
- un parque
- las calles
- y en fin, un poco de todo.
Mientras les damos este tour en auto de un barrio en Canadá, también hablamos un poco sobre las reglas y regulaciones del diario vivir en esta sociedad.
Esperamos que disfruten este tour de nuestro barrio Canadiense y si tienen mas preguntas sobre la vida en Canadá, dejennos un comentario y responderemos.También dejennos saber si quieren ver más videos sobre Canadá y que temas les interesan.
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Asado Canadiense a la Parrilla + Celebrando el Día de Canadá
¡Feliz Día de Canadá! Para celebrar este día feriado decidimos hacer un asado canadiense en casa. Para este asado preparamos trucha y camarones a la parrilla, espárragos, choclo, y también unos platos más típicos de Canadá como maple beans (frijoles en syrup de arce), poutine (papas fritas con cuajada de queso y salsa), y s'mores (marshmallows con chocolate y galletas). Les deseamos un feliz día desde Canadá y esperamos que disfruten este video.
Ollantaytambo Perú #11
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