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No, I didn’t get sick at all in Japan. Their food is very clean there!

of what? fresh seafood?

Never been to Japan...but those folks are SERIOUS about cleanliness. More so than us in the USA. It's literally part of their culture to be: clean, kind, respectful and courteous.

@ this is so true! I knew this before going to Japan but it was still shocking/cool to see!

@@levivaughn52 have a great time!

@@MrTwisttable yes! That was for the seafood and preparation. Drinks were separate.

Hi Trang, The same person who drove us to the town drove us back to the parking lot. He gave us his number and we called him when we were ready to be picked up. Let me know if you have any other questions! Have fun in Ravello!

May I have parking address please?

@@Lazocaferacers 👍🏽

@@gojo_is_cake thank you! Yes, we are obviously tourists so that can happen. I thought what we paid for was worth it, but tourist over charging can be a thing.

@@Lazocaferacers so good!

Yeah, a typical dinner. They are filled with cheese and meat so they can be filling.

Hi baby! ❤️ 🫓

@ hi 👋

Yeah, I know. But it's hard to explain because they're not flat like a tortilla so I thought flatbread would be easier to understand in English because those are thick. Descriptive words are hard sometimes. The most important thing is that they're delicious! 😋

@@Lazocaferacers 😁

I had no idea that so many people emigrated to Australia from the islands. I really liked it there and would definitely go back! Thanks for watching and your kind words.

You should go! My Dad grew up there and I have been three times. What is your surname from the islands?

This is so cool guys!

Khayr al-Dīn Barbarūs, a Turkish invader

Wow!

Hi Michael, Wow, that's amazing that your family is from here! I definitely think it's a beautiful place to visit but I don't know about how original the building and streets are compared to the early 1900s. It's probably worth a shot though and then you get to see where they're from! I think you will like it! Thanks for watching!

@@oscarlazo7732 so good! 😋

@@nicolete493 Hi Nicolete, The bus will take you back down to the town of Aguas Calientes after you go through Machu Picchu. The train station is right by the drop off spot. It’s a very small town. As far as the Peru Rail question, you can buy everything you need to get from the town of Cusco to Machu Picchu (Aguas Calientes) and back on the same transaction on the trains website. When I bought our tickets it showed that it had the bus ticket and the train ticket. Does that help? Thanks for watching and being a subscriber! Have a great time in Peru! 🇵🇪

@nicolelazotravel Yes, it does thank you so much! I was looking on the Peru rail site but it was unclear if they included both busses. One from the Inca Citadel to Aguas Calientes and the other back to Cusco. But it sounds like they do include both. I'm going to Peru in March. Looking forward to it. Thank you again for the great content.

@ Great! I was confused with the tickets too. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Yes!! 🔱🐠

Hi byemyself, Thank you for your help with the pronunciation. Yeah, that’s what the sign said in my video. It must have been here for a bit I guess. 🤷🏽‍♀️ Have you seen it in person. Is it beautiful?!? Thanks for watching!

@@nicolelazotravel yap, my apartment was just steps from that church in syracuse's santa lucia neighborhood. it is confusing that there are various churches in honor of santa lucia... the one with the Caravaggio is called santa lucia sepolcro. btw, the best part was that a renowned street artist painted the very Caravaggio on a facade next to the a.m. church while I was in Syracuse - art in the making 🙂

@ wow! That’s so cool! Thanks for letting me know! 😁

Hi! We had rain one afternoon in Cusco ( I show it in my Cusco video th-cam.com/video/lfHDIyPtPs8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sU70-aGkEgoOOVk4) and it rained really hard the night before we went to the Rainbow mountains so there was tons of snow when we went to the rainbow mountains. Which you can see in that video. th-cam.com/video/h0u9rTY2yj4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=43B-7NnG6i2QN63_ Also check out my Peru playlist for more info th-cam.com/play/PLdQ4iCBKL8TDqjBih_mDXuSfWk9zYIgtP.html&si=OTNQoxwUc3wJPGE8

@@nikiaanderson41 hi!!! Miss you too! Happy new year! 😘

It’s the best! 😁

@@Surfdronesd my son thought it was a bird! It was huge!

@@rauldsc1 Hi! We flew into San Diego airport, rented a car, and drove across the border. You can also take day tours where they drive you around. Things are pretty spread out so rented a car or going on a tour to get around is helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching! Cheers🍷

Feliz Año!

@@Lazocaferacers so fun!!! 🤩

@@sakurasushisimulator Hi!

@@Lazocaferacers So fun!

@@timebanditrvtravels3449 hi! We’re mid level type travelers! Things can get really expensive so $160 on the beach is good. Happy travels!

definitely ❤

@ 😃

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@@johncooper1847 oh wow! I’m glad you liked it!

@@kimstockdale632 Hi! Yes, they have a limited amount that you can take on the train. We left our suitcases in the train station office in Cusco and only brought what we needed to bring for Machu Picchu in our backpacks. A lot of people seemed to be doing this. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@nellymezheritskiy6627 Hi! No, she was one of the guides that were waiting at the gate to find people who needed a guide. I really liked her. You can talk to different guides at the entrance gate to see if you think they are a good fit for your group.

I totally agree!

Hi! We rented the car from a company at the San Diego airport. I hope this helps!

@@ameyachauthai hi! Thank you for watching! You have to buy a ticket for a specific circuit but I have a feeling the guide takes you on whichever route they normally do. We seemed to be going in the same places as everyone else. I think the only special/specific differences would be if you hiked to Machu Pichu. Just make sure you get an entry ticket for the day and time you want and you should be fine.

Me too! 🤩

Well it depends on which room you get. We got a suite with an onsen in our room so it was about $700 per night for 3 people which included food too. Enjoy!

We didn’t stay overnight in Taormina but I know there are lots of hotels and rental there. You can also stay in surrounding places like Catania like we did.

It was delicious!

Hi! We had a car so we were able to drive everywhere. The roads were normal, some dirt roads. If you don’t have a car I know there are tours that can take you to certain wineries. I recommend driving through because everything is really spread out. Let me know if you have any other questions! Thanks for watching!

You are so awesome. Do you know if they have car rentals there?

@@reslevy hi! I don’t know if there are rental cars in the Valle. We got our rental car in San Diego and drove it across the border.