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Where are we going tomorrow?

My dad beat you.

Yeah, but first we're going to Cusco and then Monte Picchu.

That's right.

And are we going to drive there?

We're going to take. We're going to have two flights to Cusco, Machu Picchu.

We're going to have a flight to Cusco.

And then how are we going to get to Machu Picchu?

Airplane again?

No, we're taking a train.

Oh. Is that gonna take a lot of.

Is that going to take like hours?

It's going to take a few hours to get there, Yeah.

Have you ever been in a train?

No. Do you have all your bags packed?

You ready to go? I don't have my bags packs because I didn't bring it.

I packed it for you.

Hey, guys. Tomorrow morning, we have to get up really early and go to the airport.

Wait, what time?

But 6:00 am to go to the airport.

Okay. We'll see you on our trip up there once we get to the airport.

Okay? All right.

Good bye.

Hi. This is a flat lay of everything that I'm bringing on the trip.

This is everything I'm going to carry to Cusco.

And then most of this I'll take up to Machu Picchu.

But all of this will fit in my backpack.

Our bags are packed and we're ready to go.

So we finally made it to the airport and our flight leaves in about 5 minutes giving the

airplane. So no one.

No one.

No one.

No one.

No.

No, but.

No.

Here's our taxi.

Let's go. So when we looked at the weather, the weather was supposed to be 60 degrees in

Cuzco, but partly cloudy or mostly cloudy.

And then we get here today and it's 75 and fully sun.

It is so sunny, which is amazing.

We love it, but just not dressed for it right off the bat.

So.

So this is my.

It's very unique here.

It's very traditional.

You'll find it here in Cusco, everywhere in hotels and in restaurants.

Pretty amazing because it comes from the coca plant, which is also where cocaine comes

from. But it's okay because you're not going to have that kind of effect.

But it's really cool for preventing altitude sickness.

So a lot of the tourists will drink it when they come here.

So, yeah, make sure you try some coca whenever you come to Pisco.

So.

Bad. What's wrong?

Nothing. Oh.

What happened?

We're going to go get some lunch at the Plaza.

Here we go.

Okay. So basically, this is a very natural way.

Kind of like essential oils where it helps with headache and altitude sickness.

It's natural herbs from the area similar to Mata de Coca, but there are just, I guess,

the oils that go in your hand and then you rub it around your neck.

It's supposed to really help with headaches and altitude sickness.

Some of the really good hotels, good restaurants will have this available if you

ask for it.

But yeah, it seemed to really help.

Okay, here we go.

Cheers. Cheers, guys.

Cheers. Click.

Click. Cheers.

So we ordered the candles, the queso, which is what we always ordered for the girls.

And for us. Sometimes, too.

The girls love it. And these Pisco sours at this restaurant are the best Pisco sours I

have ever had.

They're so good.

What did you order, babe? This is called antipasto, which is the heart of the cow.

And I ordered lomo taro, which is my favorite in all of Peru, my favorite meal.

It's so good. So we're back at the hotel and we're just going

to take it easy tonight. We're going to chill here because tomorrow we have a really

big day of travel.

What? How.

And me.

So we're here waiting for the train Peru Rail that will take us up to Aguascalientes

or down to Aguascalientes, which is where Machu Picchu is.

I have my Montée de Coca, which is the real one from just outside the train station,

which is very good.

Right. Hey, are we moving?

We're going. Are you ready?

Here we go. Hey, girls.

Let's go. I'm nervous.

Hey, girls. Do you know what a llama is?

You know what a llama is?

What? Have you ever heard of a llama?

It's a Peruvian animal that kind of is a mixture between a sheep and a giraffe.

A sheep and a giraffe. Very fluffy.

Doesn't have a super long neck, though.

Is that right? Whenever we see a llama, You have to tell me.

Okay. All right.

We're on the hunt for a llama in Peru.

Shouldn't be very hard.

We made it to Aguascalientes.

And you got there right in Gutierrez.

Like, why?

Welcome home.

Hi. Hey.

What do you think, Summer?

I love it. Do you love the Inca Terra Hotel?

Yes. There's even a beautiful.

Oh, and look at this.

I've got to sleep out upstairs.

The bathroom has a big rock in it.

I'm going to sleep. You guys mostly together?

Yes. Guys, look.

What did you guys need downstairs?

Upstairs. Daddy and I sleep.

Oh, this could be the honeymoon suite.

That looks pretty bouncy breeze.

Yeah. How's the beer out there?

Oh. So.

Poppy, look, don't.

It's beautiful. Jump on it because.

So we're gonna make this clean, okay?

This is so cool.

Hey, this makes me want to have another cup of coffee.

It's green. It's like yellow, huh?

Even the hot tub guys, I think it's because that's natural water.

Mom, look at. Oh, yeah.

Girls, they just had a lot of rain, so we're not going to be able to go swimming.

You have to be positive by five over.

Just going to feel so weird.

Wait, guys, look at that car.

Is this a hot tub? Yeah, it is.

Hey, Summer. Yeah.

A place for people, worship gods or anything.

What'd you guys find over here?

We found. We found a little lake.

Is this the sauna?

Yeah. Oh, that is the sauna.

Yeah. This is where you pour.

Wow. What is it for?

It gets really hot.

The rocks. And then you pour water on it and you sit in there and you sweat it, sweats out

all your toxins.

It's good for you. Summer.

Summer. How about a cheers?

What are you guys drinking?

Oh, we're drinking orange juice.

Fresh made orange juice.

That is a fancy orange juice.

Hey, Mommy. Yes?

What is this red stuff?

It's my stool.

Tears. No, Mom.

Like, say.

Okay. And what do we have here?

Because this is a typical modern day coca.

Hmm. Amazing espresso.

And then coffee right here.

Chocolates? Yes.

Good morning, girls.

Good morning. We have to go to Machu Picchu now.

It's time to wake up.

Hey, guys. Hi.

Hey. You guys ready to go to Machu Picchu Summer?

We're ready. Breeze.

What do you think? Can we do this?

Are you guys going to be able to hike all the way up?

I can't wait to go.

It's going to be so fun.

All right, here we go.

Breakfast. And then we're off to Machu Picchu.

Just look at this breakfast.

This looks so good.

This spread is so delicious.

Kind of in a weird place where I don't want to eat too much.

I. Because we're going for a big hike.

But I also could eat most of this.

This looks so delicious. All the bread, the fruit and the view.

So we are off to Machu Picchu.

We have our guide with us who is going to take us along the journey.

Here we go.

So we're walking to where the buses that'll take us up to the top of the mountain.

We're on our way to Machu Picchu and the bus.

25 minutes. We will be there.

Jackie's not enjoying this bus ride.

But the baby sound asleep for the bus ride.

How was that fun?

No, it was very scary.

Right on the edge of the cliff, going really fast.

It's fun for me, but Jackie did not enjoy that bus ride.

This is the entrance to Machu Picchu, where we start to go up and we have to give them

our passports in order to go on.

You guys ready? Breeze, You ready to hike?

Yeah. So I think we're ready.

We'll see how we do.

I'm going to get a picture.

Yeah. Wow.

Hey, buddy. What do you think?

This is it. This is Machu Picchu.

Is it beautiful?

What do you think? What do you think, buddy?

Brees. Brees.

Look. Look at the little town.

Oh, like it's an Inca mummy.

Reese, what do you think?

You look very scary.

So all along here, this is the best architecture in all of Machu Picchu because

it's so perfectly aligned.

It's absolutely perfect.

Yes. Wow.

This is the first fountain.

There are 16 fountains here.

You're doing so good.

You're doing so good.

Wow. So chill.

Are there tiny spiders inside those mountains?

I'm sure there's spiders over there.

I mean, one all types.

I wish we could hike those mountains.

How can. All.

Oh, totally.

Oh, Dad.

Dad. Okay, bye.

No. So all the way down there, that's the road that the bus takes to get up to the top

of Machu Picchu to get here.

My words keep going, babe.

You got this. This is the hike to the very top.

And it's hard.

It's hard.

Good job. You did it.

You climbed up Machu Picchu.

I'm proud of you. And what do you have there to drink?

What is that? What is this?

Keep. Oh, do you love teacher?

Buddy, you did good till you fell asleep.

Good job. High five.

Good job, babe.

You did it. You carried the baby.

Congratulations. You did it.

Well done. I'm proud of you.

And then Summer, our champion.

How was it? It was okay.

Yeah. Okay, so what.

What do you have here? Is that your favorite teacher, Murata?

Okay. Good job, guys.

Congratulations. We all did it.

We survived.

We hiked up.

We made it. And now we eat.

And then after we eat, we catch a train back to Cuzco.

And then we spend the day in Cusco.

Tomorrow. I still need some time in North Carolina for me to meet some

of it like this. But it's not like you're not getting.

Single file. And honestly, such a stock market rally.

So I just love it.

I love watching.

They. Three.

Oh, go. Brisco.

Brisco. The.

It's.

Oh.

So we made it back to the hotel.

Everyone is tired.

It's been a really long day.

Train ride was great, but it's long and.

Driver brought us back to the hotel.

So we're here now, and we're going to get a good night's sleep and go explore Cuzco

tomorrow morning. Good morning from Cuzco.

I don't want to get up. Dad.

Dad. So after a long day yesterday, this is my favorite breakfast.

We're all eating a really good breakfast, but my favorite and one you have to try in

Peru is on your own.

And it is just.

It's so delicious.

It's my favorite breakfast in Peru.

Eat up, girls.

And, boy, he really likes papaya juice.

What about your brother? I.

We're off to explore. Cusco Plaza de Armas is the first stop.

Here we go.

Geez. T Okay.

I'm going to hold her.

I did it, guys. Trying to find that coffee shop.

And I hope it's here.

Is it here? That is.

We've got to go down. It's the wrong way.

No way. Oh, my gosh.

Please. What is that?

It's a man. It's a lamb.

Alpaca. Llama.

Wow. And that's a little goat.

Wow. That is so cool.

Please. Is it so soft?

Yes. Wow.

So soft.

And he's so warm. Is it a he or she?

Is it a boy or a girl?

It's a boy. It's a boy.

Are you sure about that?

It's.

Wow. It's all worth it for this restaurant right here.

From what we hear, chicha.

So I ordered almost time and she ordered.

And surprisingly, this cheese pizza was insane.

It was so good.

But the girls are not really eating.

But the lomo salto.

So good about your manga.

She's trying it. This CVT was incredible to it's it's ceviche from trout, which is just

as good. It's really really good.

And the Pisco sour was.

So good man Yassuo.

A variation of the Pisco sour.

Very good. Time to explore the San Pedro market.

Not so good.

All right, girls, I wanted to ask now that this is the end of the trip and we're going

back home. What do you think?

What was your favorite part of this trip?

Best part of summer. Let's see.

Sommer says eating breakfast is her favorite part of Greece.

What about you? What is your favorite part of the trip?

Going on this airplane.

Oh, this airplane. So nobody really cared about Machu Picchu or the train?

I love the train.

There's a lot of fun stuff to.

What about you? Favorite part of the trip?

No. What was it in Katara Hotel?

The best OC.