We enjoyed our time in Lima and are now back in Mexico. Traveling is fun but it's nice to be back in a more familiar place. If you haven't been following our social media, we'll be coming at you soon from Mexico City!!
I'm a full Mexican, born and raised. I love my country like no other...but Peru and their beautiful people are simply amazing. We are so similar and in my time there 6 months ago, I fell in love with such a beautiful and amazing land. Perú es increíble!
The price is from 3 dollars or more for one person in normal quality, prices like the video are for rich people or cheated people, that's the problem of Lima
Average price for ceviche is around 25 PEN minimum (8 USD) in Lima and other cities outside of Lima 18 PEN (6 USD) minimum. If people tell to buy "cheaper" just be careful, the fish could be in bad condition and the food is definitely bad (prepared with lack of hygiene) . I recommend to people that visit Peru must ask "pesca del día" (The fish of the day) because the fish that restaurant gonna prepare your ceviche is the season fish and also take care of our sea and environment (Ignore to people that say that "lenguado" is best fish for ceviche, they are assholes, finally is almost the same flavor).
So glad you have enjoyed Lima, despite the language barrier but you made it and had the taste of Peru. Farewell and remember that the whole Peru awaits your visit soon.
Thank you for being so welcoming of us, Esteban! We appreciate that. Hope we can come back to Peru again and experience more of the food and culture there. :)
Thanks, guys! Your video from Lima brought back many memories. I spent there two months exactly twenty years ago. I lived in Miraflores, and Barranco, Larcomar and parque Kennedy were my hangouts. They really spruced the city up. The whole country was awakening from a decades long economic doldrum and urban terrorism. Some places like Larcomar were very nice already, but barranco was pretty beaten up, although both were hives of activity. Once again... Thanks for the memories!
A suggestion about your allergies: make a small set of pictures, or pix on your phone, of peas, onions, etc. to show to waiters when necessary. Good video!
Soy de Mexico y Peru es increíble ! En todos los sentidos , su comida , su gente , sus maravillas,etc. Estuve en lima , visité la rosa náutica , el centro de la ciudad , Maido y simplemente su ceviche está a años luz adelante que el de nosotros he de admitir , fuimos a ICA , probamos cata de pisco , fuimos a la huacachina , a Cuzco , la Laguna humantay , el tour por todo valle sagrado , Machupichu , Iquitos , días en la selva ! Simplemente maravilloso deben sentirse orgullosos por tan bonito país e increíble cultura que tienen , sin duda espero regresar únicamente a comer jaja y no por nada son uno de los primeros países latinoamericanos en recibir turistas , si no han ido se los recomiendo ampliamente !
Rabi c are you sure about that? Because I was in Chile only three months ago and had their version of pisco. 😂 I know that it’s widely debated between Peruvians and Chileans in regards to pisco
@@Dfekt men, the companies chileneas have cheated, and people like you are ignorants, the Peru win litigation and the world will know the truth, just like that.
I'm Peruvian, loved to know you liked our capital city .... Good advices, be careful, but - apart from that - we are usually warm, hospitable people and love smiling talkative people, like you. Old Latin American downtowns are not exactly the same but will look similar to foreigners because they were built by the Spaniards, often Castilian and Andalusians. And Mexico and Peru are brotherly countries (Mexico is obviously richer than us) because we had the same mother - Spain - and our fathers were advanced ancient native civilizations: Aztecs & Mayan and Inkas.
If you come to Peru, you can not leave without first tasting their delicious food, these are the basics: ENTRADAS: Causa (potato, lemon) Leche de tigre (similar to ceviche but it is more liquid) SEGUNDOS: Ceviche (fish) Lomo saltado (meat) Ají de gallina (Chicken) Pollo a la brasa (you only find it in pollerías) BEBIDAS: Chicha morada (purple corn) Pisco sour (pisco, lemon) Welcome to my Perú!!! 🇵🇪❤
A big part of the vocabulary differences between the different Latin American countries has to do with the original languages spoken in those regions before colonization. In Mexico the dominant language was Nahuatl and to a lesser extent in the south Mayan. So most words for foods, plants and animals endemic to the New World come from those languages in Mexico save for a few words that are really local and come from one of the lesser known local languages. In Peru the dominant language was Quechua if I'm not mistaken, so their words for some of the same things probably come from that language. The core Spanish is the same but eventually the differences really begin to standout. And that's not taking into account the regionalisms and popular sayings. A general rule of thumb is that as long as you stick to formal or proper textbook Spanish and avoid slang you should be fine.
Not in all and not just Japanese, in fact from Japan I just know and tasted Suchi and Tempura, the white rice is...yak, Chinese in food is much better and much more variety.
Unos cuantos de mi familia de mi mamá y mi mamá ya fueron a México a visitar, y después fue otra familia de parte de mi padre mi tía y mi hermana fueron también a México a visitar, les gusto mucho
@@HeathifyMyLife PERÚ y México son parecidos en lo cultural, tradiciones y costumbres por último la gastronomía de los dos 2 paises latinos son deliciosas.
It was so much fun traveling, with you guys, to Peru !! I love eating foods from different countries and and everything looked so delicious. Can't wait for your next video.
*Peru has amazing varieties of Corns that are unique in the country 🇵🇪. The crunchy toasted corn is called Canchita and the big corn in ceviche is called Maiz Gigante del Cusco*
Omgosh the architecture!!! I can see how you could feel so tired with all the fog and rain our sunny days in Puerto Morelos need to be apreciated! I swear I take it for granted!! Great video guys!! Laska says bring her some food from Peru! Love you guys and cant wait to see the Mexico City video!
We totally take our PM sunny days for granted! I mean, the humidity can suck sometimes but at least we can stay awake lol. Oh and I bet Laska is saying bring back some Peruvian food haha. She probably wants one of those Kennedy Park cats too haha. Miss you guys!!
If you are very careful, you can enjoy inexpensive Latin America, especially if you come from a rich country like USA or Canada: Mexico and Peru for their strong mixture of Old Spain and Ancient Civilizations, Caribbean countries for their amazing landscapes and weather, Argentina and Chile for their European non Spanish flavor, and Brazil for everything .. except for the Ancient Civilizations😊
@@amiquigonzales7917 Peru has from most of the world, that's why you will fine a lot of "fusions" . Argentina and Peru are "brothers" in history but terrorism and economy, especially on the 80-2000 made that most, especially the ones in Lima went away to the lands of their grands or parents. that's why most now are from the Andes or Forest but still we still in contact with Perú. I miss it and hope you were having a good time.
@@Lasc777 We have improved a lot, oh yes, since those bitter bitter years of terrorism, hiperinflation and chaos .... we were always a happy, smiling hospitable nation until grief invaded our lives. Therefore we're survivors and trying - not always successfully - to improve our country and lives.
Europe is much more beautiful and varied. South America has nice places but is very third world poor. South America is less expensive than Europe for sure but if you watch your money and do not spend money extravagantly you will enjoy Europe much more for just a little more. I have been to Europe three times and South America twice.
Son turistas , queremos divisas o no? Quieren vender por ahi, arreglen sus locales y cobren lo que es debido. Aprendan que cierta gente no solo paga por la comida, aunque esta sea 1000 veces mejor, si no es un lugar que les guste no la disfrutan nada. Y ahi quedo la comida peruana.
I don’t know how I missed this one but I’m glad I caught it. I visited Lima years ago and your visit reminds me of some very good times. We were on our way to Machu Pichu so our interest in Lima was so-so. Happily, we did have great food in Baranco and enjoyed the area of Miraflores near the water and cliffs. Thanks for bringing back the memories!
Amazing tangerines 🍊 to travel and visited another place in the world Jordan an maddie enjoy a lot and have fun Peru 🇵🇪 looks great , my best whishes !!
I went to Peru 5 years ago with my ex-husband. We went to Piura. He's from Peru we needed to see the landscape in the economy cuz he's returning to retire there.
It took me around two months to acclimatise to the weather and atmosphere - before that I was feeling out of sorts and shitty, so I think it's a common ailment if you're not used to how it is in Peru. Ceviche y causa for the win!
Both Peru and Mexico were colonized by the Spaniards, so the constructions are similar, the forms of the squares are the same. But in the end, we are different, he he.
Your Spanish is amazing! But what impresses me the most is how you guys escaped the rat race lifestyle and are living and working doing what you love. It is not easy to pack up and leave your country to start all over again somewhere else. Hats off to you Tangerine Travels ! :-)
I've spent three months so far in Lima this year (2021), every shot in this video was my daily life. They even walked by my building. The Buenavista Cafe is two minutes from my apartment, I was there all the time. Amazing little place right on the cliffs with a 180º view of the ocean. Lima is great - many strange and interesting foods and drinks to try, people were very friendly and welcoming. Since it was in the middle of the pandemic, there were absolutely no tourists. Women are gorgeous. Everything is underpriced for Americans/Europeans, or downright cheap. I'll be going back soon. Who cares what I think, but this was fun to watch.
@@RickFidelisReed oh.. I was supposed to be in Lima last year in March but had to cancel it cause of Covid. I may have to wait till next year 2022 because the second wave it hitting Peru very hard. So please be very careful if you decide to visit Peru this year and keep in mind you will have to quarantine for 14 days after arrival. Take care Rick..
When I travel with food allergies I google translate into the language of where I am going, print it and put it in a small plastic pouch that fits in my wallet to show to waiters wherever I eat. You can also order like small business type cards to give away to waiters each time. Another option are these cute thin bangle bracelets inscribed with your allergies. We traveled extensively throughout Europe last year for a month and now I'm wishing I would have used those and it would be a nice keepsake of our travels. I also have allergies to latex and antibiotics along with wheat and had no issues throughout our trip. The bracelets come in silver, copper, gold, bronze, etc. so collectively they are pretty.
Those bracelets sound really handy! To be honest, we didn't think much about translating my allergies since Spanish is the main language in Peru and we know how to say all of those things in Spanish. It caught us off guard that food names in Peru would be so different. All part of the adventure though, right? :)
Peruvian American here, but I had never had Peruvian food until I went there about a month after you guys. It looks like you guys started out bicycling in my uncle's neighborhood, not far from the house my father grew up in. I also found much of the food underwhelming until I managed to break away from the people I was traveling with and find some restaurants well away from malls or tourists. 8:26 - bridge of sighs. Down on the bottom right of the screen is a heart shape cutout of a face. I am trying to remember if I have this right, but that's a shop of a famous artist. Good place to go into and learn about a lot of the history for the murals in this neighborhood.
You guys rock! I can always count on Tangerine Travels for awesome travel vids. I'm moving with my wife and kids down to Mexico soon and I can't wait to check out some of your spots. And Peru is definitely on the bucket list ¡🍊!
My daughter has been in Lima for two weeks now. She went to a dozen museums. The Metropolitan, and Art museum have 3D displays. The catacombs are also cool. She also went to the Grand National Theater of Lima to see the national ballet. Oh, she went paragliding by the Park of Love. Now, she is resting before going to Cusco, and Machu Picchu to see the Inti Raymi festivities. ... Sadly, she didn't have time to go to the Ballestas islands (AKA poor-man's Galapagos). .. And yes, she complained about traffic.
I when to Lima Peru but to be honest with you guys ....thee are more wonderful places to visit such as the Cathedral in Lima, the Catacombs, the Gold Museum and the water park don't remember the name exactly but is amazing ....
Nice video. I really enjoyed it. The cities in Latin America were built and organized according to the Castilian model (Spain). The streets were laid out according to a perpendicular layout and in the center stood the Plaza de Armas or Plaza Mayor, which consisted of an open space where urban life developed and social, official and religious activities were manifested. On its sides were the administrative or official buildings and the Cathedral or church of the town. That is why you will find a lot of similarities in all colonial cities in Latin America (big plazas, big churches, big buildings, incredible architecture). Actually the architecture is very similar to any city in the south of Spain (Seville, for example). The good thing about all these colonial cities in Latin America is that they have been preserved and mantained throughout the years. Greetings from Barcelona, Spain.
Yeah, despite our typical earthquakes, which proves Spanish Builders of the time were very good. Short time ago a modern XXIst century bridge collapsed just behind Lima old downtown, and the official explanation blamed it to the river so high because of the heavy rains , that due to El Niño phenomenon the awful floods carried on so many rocks damaging the structure , blablabla 🙄🙄 .... Nevertheless, the old Stone Bridge, built in the XVIIth century, resisted all right (and of course has resisted El Niño and earthquakes for so many centuries, and when cars, busses and trucks were invented, stood all right all this massive traffic over it).
One thing I noticed immediately was the utter lack of advertising and billboards. I was afraid it might just be unique to the first post - airport scene, but it held true, all the way through, except for the small amount in the mall. So, so refreshing.
What a nice video thank you for coming, to visit our country, Peru is a big oais, I hope to see you visiting other cities such as Cuzco and Arequipa that are very beautiful, I imagine you are reminded of Mexico by the Spaniards, Peru was the capital of the Viceroyalty Spanishy in every widow that visits Peru the architecture will amaze you especially the churches, Once this country was so big that it covered almost all South America, and each province is like a different oais with its own food and customs, they are super invited to know my country !! welcome to Peru !!
Thanks for sharing your trip to Lima, Peru. I love seeing and hearing about the food! About the driving...I felt the way you did about the drivers in France. When I came back from my France trip, I was afraid to step off the curb in Missoula, MT when a car was near. But then a few years later, I taught in Venezuela and had a car (they offered interest free car loans at my school) and it was definitely an adventure driving. I remember one of the local teachers from my school zooming past me on the right on the way to school one morning. I didn't see many traffic accidents, surprisingly enough. When I returned to the states after my two years driving in Venezuela, I found the driving rather dull and boring. Great video!
@@TangerineTravels I found this on Telcel's website. Look for the column "Amigo y Plan Mixto" since prepaid plans don't work in some territories. Also, there's a tool to find out if your smartphone technology is compatible with your destination's. img1.telcel.com/cobertura/america.html
Do you know mancora beachs( North of PERÚ) Arequipa city ( South of PERÚ) Cusco city ( sacsayhuaman, machupicchu), Iquitos city ( It is next to Amazonas river ,forest) PERÚ 🇵🇪🇺🇸👍👍
Your video was awesome. I really enjoyed traveling to Peru through your camera lens. I give it a thumbs up 👍 I really love your videos of all your travels. I find you give a complete travel detailed tour of every city you visit. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from New York City 🌃 by the way how’s Lashka? I just adore 🥰 her. Stay well, safe, and God bless you guys always. ❤️🙏🐶🐕🐩👍
Seeing all those cats everywhere was so entertaining! We hear that for a while people were "dumping" their pet cats there, which is why there are so many. Now, there are HUGE fines if you get caught leaving a cat in the park. P.S. Thanks for watching our video, Robert!
I love this video. You both are wonderful. My girlfriend was born in Lima, Peru and grew up in Santiago Chile. The food is amazing. I'm Mexican American and never had Peruvian food until I got with her. I'm hooked Especially on the Ceviche. We both live in Las Vegas now.
Such a great videos guys! I loved it. And I’m so happy you got the first class upgrade. You so deserve it. I love Aeromexico - such great service every time. The food in Peru looks amazing - I’ll have to give it a try. Thanks for sharing with us
Thanks for saying that, Maureen! :) It was a very nice treat for us. Aeromexico sure seems like a winner to us after this trip. Hope you get the chance to try Peruvian food someday. It quickly became some of our favorite ever!
We enjoyed our time in Lima and are now back in Mexico. Traveling is fun but it's nice to be back in a more familiar place. If you haven't been following our social media, we'll be coming at you soon from Mexico City!!
Check out Cassa Ceviche in Playa Del Carmen, great pisco sour and some Peruvian ceviche :)
Thanks so much for your video guys
But But, Did you two ever try the Lima beans :P I have had them and they are Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is crazy! So I’m going to Cancun next year and then for my next trip I was thinking of going to Peru and here you guys are in Peru!
15:39 Never had cow heart? You've had hotdogs before right?
I'm a full Mexican, born and raised. I love my country like no other...but Peru and their beautiful people are simply amazing. We are so similar and in my time there 6 months ago, I fell in love with such a beautiful and amazing land. Perú es increíble!
Despite the long distance, we have so many similarities.
Muchas gracias, we like Mexicans a lot, think of them as brothers .. Other Latin American countries are cousins but you are brothers 😘💕😁😁😊
Thanks, Peru is awesone.
Perú is better than mexico in food y and other things more!!!
Perú is better than mexico in food y and other things more!!!
Go to Lima in the summer is a million times better.
No it is not.
Matter of opinion, obviously.
Is Summer in December?
@@peregrina5208 Yes it is.
The sunset in Malecon is great , summer is on December until April
THAT IS TRUE
the ceviche is too expensive. There are other good restautants you can get better ceviche for for a lower price, really!!
The price is from 3 dollars or more for one person in normal quality, prices like the video are for rich people or cheated people, that's the problem of Lima
Average price for ceviche is around 25 PEN minimum (8 USD) in Lima and other cities outside of Lima 18 PEN (6 USD) minimum. If people tell to buy "cheaper" just be careful, the fish could be in bad condition and the food is definitely bad (prepared with lack of hygiene) . I recommend to people that visit Peru must ask "pesca del día" (The fish of the day) because the fish that restaurant gonna prepare your ceviche is the season fish and also take care of our sea and environment (Ignore to people that say that "lenguado" is best fish for ceviche, they are assholes, finally is almost the same flavor).
I was thinking about that ! Lo de la 73 was like armed robbery ! 44 dolars for the fucking fish limed and corn, no onions, no juice and no love.
true that....they just really need to get some research done so those "good" restaurants dont sell tourists overprized food
15 soles
How many peruvians are watching this video lol 😅❣️🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
Roselavlogs ..Here ! ..peruvian fron Antofagasta,Chile
Holaaa yoooo soy de Trujillo Perú
Pues nos aparece en recomendaciones de youtube jeje
@@yimmyherrera721 nice :)
@@jhensil8870 yo de lima 😅
A bike tour is honestly one of the best things you can do in any new city. We ALWAYS do one anywhere its offered.
So glad you have enjoyed Lima, despite the language barrier but you made it and had the taste of Peru. Farewell and remember that the whole Peru awaits your visit soon.
Thank you for being so welcoming of us, Esteban! We appreciate that. Hope we can come back to Peru again and experience more of the food and culture there. :)
Thanks, guys! Your video from Lima brought back many memories. I spent there two months exactly twenty years ago. I lived in Miraflores, and Barranco, Larcomar and parque Kennedy were my hangouts. They really spruced the city up. The whole country was awakening from a decades long economic doldrum and urban terrorism. Some places like Larcomar were very nice already, but barranco was pretty beaten up, although both were hives of activity.
Once again... Thanks for the memories!
A suggestion about your allergies: make a small set of pictures, or pix on your phone, of peas, onions, etc. to show to waiters when necessary. Good video!
Great suggestion!
Great thought! Visual "language" is universal :)
Karla Patterson great idea!
Yeah, good suggestion, I was thinking about the same.
Green beans = VAINITAS in Peru.
Soy de Mexico y Peru es increíble ! En todos los sentidos , su comida , su gente , sus maravillas,etc. Estuve en lima , visité la rosa náutica , el centro de la ciudad , Maido y simplemente su ceviche está a años luz adelante que el de nosotros he de admitir , fuimos a ICA , probamos cata de pisco , fuimos a la huacachina , a Cuzco , la Laguna humantay , el tour por todo valle sagrado , Machupichu , Iquitos , días en la selva ! Simplemente maravilloso deben sentirse orgullosos por tan bonito país e increíble cultura que tienen , sin duda espero regresar únicamente a comer jaja y no por nada son uno de los primeros países latinoamericanos en recibir turistas , si no han ido se los recomiendo ampliamente !
Muchas gracias por sus palabras , es muy amable. Bendiciones.
Glad this video randomly came up in my feed as I'm doing 2 days in Lima on my way from Costa Rica to Bolivia!
WHat do you mean with "Their version of Pisco Sour" ? there´s only one version. xD
It was a "pisake sour" A pisco sour with sake added = their version of a pisco sour.
There is two types of pisco. There is Peruvian pisco and there’s Chilean pisco.
@@Dfekt Chilean pisco does not exist, the word Pisco only exist in Peru
Rabi c are you sure about that? Because I was in Chile only three months ago and had their version of pisco. 😂 I know that it’s widely debated between Peruvians and Chileans in regards to pisco
@@Dfekt men, the companies chileneas have cheated, and people like you are ignorants, the Peru win litigation and the world will know the truth, just like that.
Perú looks beautiful and it's food soo tasty!! Greetings!! Great video!
My favorite travel couple!!!
Lima is so beautiful 😍, thank you guys for the info in this video, Lima our next destination 👍😀👏
I'm Peruvian, loved to know you liked our capital city .... Good advices, be careful, but - apart from that - we are usually warm, hospitable people and love smiling talkative people, like you. Old Latin American downtowns are not exactly the same but will look similar to foreigners because they were built by the Spaniards, often Castilian and Andalusians. And Mexico and Peru are brotherly countries (Mexico is obviously richer than us) because we had the same mother - Spain - and our fathers were advanced ancient native civilizations: Aztecs & Mayan and Inkas.
I recomend you to go to Cuzco, arequipa !!
Fab thank you for the advice, we been there already beautiful and magical 👍🇵🇪
Best place to eat in South America.
If you come to Peru, you can not leave without first tasting their delicious food, these are the basics:
ENTRADAS:
Causa (potato, lemon)
Leche de tigre (similar to ceviche but it is more liquid)
SEGUNDOS:
Ceviche (fish)
Lomo saltado (meat)
Ají de gallina (Chicken)
Pollo a la brasa (you only find it in pollerías)
BEBIDAS:
Chicha morada (purple corn)
Pisco sour (pisco, lemon)
Welcome to my Perú!!! 🇵🇪❤
Beautiful Peru, beautiful world, God. Greetings from Mexico. 😍😘
Él gato gordo
Yes....
Perú is wonderful
is Amazing
@@jbayer7073
Greetings... 😃😍
A big part of the vocabulary differences between the different Latin American countries has to do with the original languages spoken in those regions before colonization. In Mexico the dominant language was Nahuatl and to a lesser extent in the south Mayan. So most words for foods, plants and animals endemic to the New World come from those languages in Mexico save for a few words that are really local and come from one of the lesser known local languages. In Peru the dominant language was Quechua if I'm not mistaken, so their words for some of the same things probably come from that language. The core Spanish is the same but eventually the differences really begin to standout. And that's not taking into account the regionalisms and popular sayings. A general rule of thumb is that as long as you stick to formal or proper textbook Spanish and avoid slang you should be fine.
Japanese have been in Peru since the 1800's, hence the Asian influence in foods and restaurants.
1800's? I thought they arrived in the 20th century.
@@etchalaco9971 They came in the final decades of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th Century
juan se hernandez 1898-1899
Not in all and not just Japanese, in fact from Japan I just know and tasted Suchi and Tempura, the white rice is...yak, Chinese in food is much better and much more variety.
peruvian cuisine is indigenous cuisine not asian
Nice video guys! Can't wait to go to South America soon!
Do you know where you’re headed?
I'll
Awesome! Didn't even seem like over a half hour. Great job.
Ya totally thought the same like whoa that went fast!
That is the highest of compliments. Thank you TTC and Trish! 😍
I love 🇵🇪 de parte de un Mexicano.
mexico es hermoso tambien. de parte de un peruano
Unos cuantos de mi familia de mi mamá y mi mamá ya fueron a México a visitar, y después fue otra familia de parte de mi padre mi tía y mi hermana fueron también a México a visitar, les gusto mucho
México 🇲🇽 ☀️Peru
@@HeathifyMyLife PERÚ y México son parecidos en lo cultural, tradiciones y costumbres por último la gastronomía de los dos 2 paises latinos son deliciosas.
@@andresdoria6118 😂😂😂
It was so much fun traveling, with you guys, to Peru !! I love eating foods from different countries and and everything looked so delicious. Can't wait for your next video.
Peruvian ceviche is actually my very favorite 👍👍👍👍👍👍
The ceviche was probably our favorite food there. It was sooo good!
The Diente de Cabello corn just is one part of Peruvian ceviche magic
@waydeepinside, "Diente de Cabello", or you mean caballo (horse) ?
CARLOS ZEGARRA yes, I meant “ caballo “ Thank You ! “
No worries friend.
I have been to Lima and it was fun to see some new things and places I have seen before. It never rains there so the fog keeps things alive.
they must be careful with Venezuelans because they rob foreigners in Lima
*Peru has amazing varieties of Corns that are unique in the country 🇵🇪. The crunchy toasted corn is called Canchita and the big corn in ceviche is called Maiz Gigante del Cusco*
well I have now been to PERU thanks for taking me !! where we going next ?
😂 We are going to Mexico City!
😅🥰
My partner and I really enjoy your energy!! So happy with your success on monetizing your adventures, you have such wonderful things ahead!! Love 💕
Uuuuyyyy que ganas de visitar Perú otra vez !!! Saludos a los hermanos peruanos desde 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Omgosh the architecture!!! I can see how you could feel so tired with all the fog and rain our sunny days in Puerto Morelos need to be apreciated! I swear I take it for granted!! Great video guys!! Laska says bring her some food from Peru! Love you guys and cant wait to see the Mexico City video!
We totally take our PM sunny days for granted! I mean, the humidity can suck sometimes but at least we can stay awake lol. Oh and I bet Laska is saying bring back some Peruvian food haha. She probably wants one of those Kennedy Park cats too haha. Miss you guys!!
delighted that you visit my beautiful and wonderful country.🇵🇪❤
You two are so cute together. You make me smile. Thank you for the tour. The food is beautiful.
So happy to hear that. Thanks so much for watching! :)
Beautiful video guys .. I really enjoyed!.
Why go to expensive Europe when there's a world to explore in South America for less money... 😁
and Europe is super boooring compared to Latin America.
If you are very careful, you can enjoy inexpensive Latin America, especially if you come from a rich country like USA or Canada: Mexico and Peru for their strong mixture of Old Spain and Ancient Civilizations, Caribbean countries for their amazing landscapes and weather, Argentina and Chile for their European non Spanish flavor, and Brazil for everything .. except for the Ancient Civilizations😊
@@amiquigonzales7917 Peru has from most of the world, that's why you will fine a lot of "fusions" . Argentina and Peru are "brothers" in history but terrorism and economy, especially on the 80-2000 made that most, especially the ones in Lima went away to the lands of their grands or parents. that's why most now are from the Andes or Forest but still we still in contact with Perú. I miss it and hope you were having a good time.
@@Lasc777 We have improved a lot, oh yes, since those bitter bitter years of terrorism, hiperinflation and chaos .... we were always a happy, smiling hospitable nation until grief invaded our lives. Therefore we're survivors and trying - not always successfully - to improve our country and lives.
Europe is much more beautiful and varied. South America has nice places but is very third world poor.
South America is less expensive than Europe for sure but if you watch your money and do not spend money extravagantly you will enjoy Europe much more for just a little more. I have been to Europe three times and South America twice.
I spent this past November backpacking throughout Peru. It was by far the best vacation ever.
Perú is beautiful.
I really enjoyed this video! Thank so much for visiting our beautiful country! Do come back soon!
Thank you for being so welcoming, we really appreciate it!
Tangerine Travels I called off work just to watch your videos! Thank god im the boss!
Terrific video guys!! Thank you so much for sharing that experience. Safe travels back!
Loved the video. I've been to Lima and you are spot on about the diving and horn blowing Oh MY!!
Great video, I always wanted to visit Peru,thanks for the ride.😉
Loved this! Thanks for taking me along.
I don't like the Antichuchos in Mangos Restaurante. I prefer them in Estadio Restaurant, in lima center, jirón de la unión 👍
Or in Plaza de la Bandera - Pueblo Libre.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Ah!!! veo que también eres un hombre de cultura xD
Son turistas , queremos divisas o no? Quieren vender por ahi, arreglen sus locales y cobren lo que es debido. Aprendan que cierta gente no solo paga por la comida, aunque esta sea 1000 veces mejor, si no es un lugar que les guste no la disfrutan nada. Y ahi quedo la comida peruana.
I don’t know how I missed this one but I’m glad I caught it. I visited Lima years ago and your visit reminds me of some very good times. We were on our way to Machu Pichu so our interest in Lima was so-so. Happily, we did have great food in Baranco and enjoyed the area of Miraflores near the water and cliffs. Thanks for bringing back the memories!
My favorite food in Peru was Lomo Saltado❤
We tried that too, just not on video. It was very good! I think my favorite food there was the ceviche.
~Jordan
more than ceviche and aji de gallina ?
Aji de Gallina and Papas a la Huancaina where really good too.
Soy peruana y los felicito. El video es excelente gracias por hacer un vídeo tan lindo de Lima.
Amazing tangerines 🍊 to travel and visited another place in the world Jordan an maddie enjoy a lot and have fun Peru 🇵🇪 looks great , my best whishes !!
I spent time in miraflores and barranco, had a great time in Lima. Peruvians are great people.
Hi guys thank you for the nice free trip to Peru, I loved your video you guys are awesome, I hope you're having a good time
Amigos,I love your videos all the time,I love you guys so much,see you soon in Mexico
Great video, thanks for the first class ride-along.Have fun be safe. From an expat in Puebla-Cholula.
Great video! I'm going to Lima in December and your comments were very helpful. Thanks and congrats!
We leave for Peru in 2 weeks. Excited to see what you did in Lima.
That's awesome! Hope you enjoyed our video. Safe travels to Lima! :)
Thank you for visiting my county Peru 🇵🇪
It’s a beautiful country especially the andes and amazon. Machu Picchu is very espectacular.
If the anticuchos weren't tender they were overcooked guys. Supposed to be the most tender bbq'ed meat ever
I love how there's very little understanding of the culture and language but you still are head first into it . Love you guy ❤️
Thanks for the great surprise, Lima?, I never knew it was so beautiful, food does look great. Now I want to go too.
Trust me boys, the Asian influence on our food is very much original. It was integrated.
I went to Peru 5 years ago with my ex-husband. We went to Piura. He's from Peru we needed to see the landscape in the economy cuz he's returning to retire there.
So you abandoned him 😂😂
The plants growing in the black net actually help to join the rocks with their roots :)
It took me around two months to acclimatise to the weather and atmosphere - before that I was feeling out of sorts and shitty, so I think it's a common ailment if you're not used to how it is in Peru.
Ceviche y causa for the win!
Both Peru and Mexico were colonized by the Spaniards, so the constructions are similar, the forms of the squares are the same. But in the end, we are different, he he.
Que bonito que es Perú, de parte de México 🇲🇽
Awesome video, i am glad you like Lima, can't wait to see you explore the other 95% of Peru you are missing. It would be amazing to watch
99%
Your Spanish is amazing! But what impresses me the most is how you guys escaped the rat race lifestyle and are living and working doing what you love. It is not easy to pack up and leave your country to start all over again somewhere else. Hats off to you Tangerine Travels ! :-)
I've spent three months so far in Lima this year (2021), every shot in this video was my daily life. They even walked by my building. The Buenavista Cafe is two minutes from my apartment, I was there all the time. Amazing little place right on the cliffs with a 180º view of the ocean. Lima is great - many strange and interesting foods and drinks to try, people were very friendly and welcoming. Since it was in the middle of the pandemic, there were absolutely no tourists. Women are gorgeous. Everything is underpriced for Americans/Europeans, or downright cheap. I'll be going back soon. Who cares what I think, but this was fun to watch.
I so enjoyed visiting Baranco Brewing the original craft brewery in Perú 🇵🇪
Barranco is my place!!!!!!!!!
Love that place
Yes Barranco y my favorite town. Comeback to Peru!
@@rjwng5836 Hope to visit in March unless it gets pushed back AGAIN for the third time.
@@RickFidelisReed oh.. I was supposed to be in Lima last year in March but had to cancel it cause of Covid. I may have to wait till next year 2022 because the second wave it hitting Peru very hard. So please be very careful if you decide to visit Peru this year and keep in mind you will have to quarantine for 14 days after arrival. Take care Rick..
Great video guys. I know you had a great time 👍
When I travel with food allergies I google translate into the language of where I am going, print it and put it in a small plastic pouch that fits in my wallet to show to waiters wherever I eat. You can also order like small business type cards to give away to waiters each time. Another option are these cute thin bangle bracelets inscribed with your allergies. We traveled extensively throughout Europe last year for a month and now I'm wishing I would have used those and it would be a nice keepsake of our travels. I also have allergies to latex and antibiotics along with wheat and had no issues throughout our trip. The bracelets come in silver, copper, gold, bronze, etc. so collectively they are pretty.
Those bracelets sound really handy! To be honest, we didn't think much about translating my allergies since Spanish is the main language in Peru and we know how to say all of those things in Spanish. It caught us off guard that food names in Peru would be so different. All part of the adventure though, right? :)
Seeing you is sweet. You are like new travelers. Everything that is the usual for people who have traveling for years is new for you guys...
I spent 2 hours at the Premier Lounge in CDMX.
Lima is very cool. Would love to go there in the Summer
As always, loved the video!!
Thanks so much Patti!
Thanks for the experience! Hope your wishes come through!
Good video!! Thanks guys for share more about Peru👍
Thank you for sharing this vid. Peru is a place I always have wanted to visit and you given me great ideas!
We're so happy to hear that! Thanks for watching Lili!
Peruvian American here, but I had never had Peruvian food until I went there about a month after you guys. It looks like you guys started out bicycling in my uncle's neighborhood, not far from the house my father grew up in. I also found much of the food underwhelming until I managed to break away from the people I was traveling with and find some restaurants well away from malls or tourists. 8:26 - bridge of sighs. Down on the bottom right of the screen is a heart shape cutout of a face. I am trying to remember if I have this right, but that's a shop of a famous artist. Good place to go into and learn about a lot of the history for the murals in this neighborhood.
You guys rock! I can always count on Tangerine Travels for awesome travel vids. I'm moving with my wife and kids down to Mexico soon and I can't wait to check out some of your spots. And Peru is definitely on the bucket list ¡🍊!
What part of Mexico? Bienvenidos!
@@richardlopez4318 why?
Great video, I have been wanting to visit there! Keep posting!
My daughter has been in Lima for two weeks now. She went to a dozen museums. The Metropolitan, and Art museum have 3D displays. The catacombs are also cool. She also went to the Grand National Theater of Lima to see the national ballet. Oh, she went paragliding by the Park of Love. Now, she is resting before going to Cusco, and Machu Picchu to see the Inti Raymi festivities. ... Sadly, she didn't have time to go to the Ballestas islands (AKA poor-man's Galapagos). .. And yes, she complained about traffic.
I when to Lima Peru but to be honest with you guys ....thee are more wonderful places to visit such as the Cathedral in Lima, the Catacombs, the Gold Museum and the water park don't remember the name exactly but is amazing ....
Nice video. I really enjoyed it. The cities in Latin America were built and organized according to the Castilian model (Spain). The streets were laid out according to a perpendicular layout and in the center stood the Plaza de Armas or Plaza Mayor, which consisted of an open space where urban life developed and social, official and religious activities were manifested. On its sides were the administrative or official buildings and the Cathedral or church of the town. That is why you will find a lot of similarities in all colonial cities in Latin America (big plazas, big churches, big buildings, incredible architecture). Actually the architecture is very similar to any city in the south of Spain (Seville, for example). The good thing about all these colonial cities in Latin America is that they have been preserved and mantained throughout the years. Greetings from Barcelona, Spain.
Yeah, despite our typical earthquakes, which proves Spanish Builders of the time were very good. Short time ago a modern XXIst century bridge collapsed just behind Lima old downtown, and the official explanation blamed it to the river so high because of the heavy rains , that due to El Niño phenomenon the awful floods carried on so many rocks damaging the structure , blablabla 🙄🙄 .... Nevertheless, the old Stone Bridge, built in the XVIIth century, resisted all right (and of course has resisted El Niño and earthquakes for so many centuries, and when cars, busses and trucks were invented, stood all right all this massive traffic over it).
So interesting!! So happy for you , and US, that you are able to expand your travels. Wonderful video guys. More please!
Awesome travel videos. Thank you for you sharing. Happy safe travels.
One thing I noticed immediately was the utter lack of advertising and billboards. I was afraid it might just be unique to
the first post - airport scene, but it held true, all the way through, except for the small amount in the mall. So, so refreshing.
Saludos y felicitaciones desde Lima (ju20vi2019)-Perú-América.
What a nice video thank you for coming, to visit our country, Peru is a big oais, I hope to see you visiting other cities such as Cuzco and Arequipa that are very beautiful, I imagine you are reminded of Mexico by the Spaniards, Peru was the capital of the Viceroyalty Spanishy in every widow that visits Peru the architecture will amaze you especially the churches, Once this country was so big that it covered almost all South America, and each province is like a different oais with its own food and customs, they are super invited to know my country !! welcome to Peru !!
Thanks for sharing your trip to Lima, Peru. I love seeing and hearing about the food! About the driving...I felt the way you did about the drivers in France. When I came back from my France trip, I was afraid to step off the curb in Missoula, MT when a car was near. But then a few years later, I taught in Venezuela and had a car (they offered interest free car loans at my school) and it was definitely an adventure driving. I remember one of the local teachers from my school zooming past me on the right on the way to school one morning. I didn't see many traffic accidents, surprisingly enough. When I returned to the states after my two years driving in Venezuela, I found the driving rather dull and boring. Great video!
Telcel does work in Peru. When you're in a prepaid plan you have to activate a special package before leaving Mexico to have access to better rates.
Thanks for letting us know. We'll do that next time!
@@TangerineTravels I found this on Telcel's website. Look for the column "Amigo y Plan Mixto" since prepaid plans don't work in some territories.
Also, there's a tool to find out if your smartphone technology is compatible with your destination's.
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Do you know mancora beachs( North of PERÚ) Arequipa city ( South of PERÚ) Cusco city ( sacsayhuaman, machupicchu), Iquitos city ( It is next to Amazonas river ,forest) PERÚ 🇵🇪🇺🇸👍👍
I am so hooked on your Videos. What an eye opener. Keep them coming. Love you guys!
Your video was awesome. I really enjoyed traveling to Peru through your camera lens. I give it a thumbs up 👍 I really love your videos of all your travels. I find you give a complete travel detailed tour of every city you visit. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from New York City 🌃 by the way how’s Lashka? I just adore 🥰 her. Stay well, safe, and God bless you guys always. ❤️🙏🐶🐕🐩👍
thanks for this video. I will know where to search if I get back to traveling!!!
You kids are total dorks... but in the best way. Great video! I'm headed to Peru next week but I feel like I'm already there.
Great video guys!
I love cats. Thank you for going to another country. I hope you have fun traveling. Thank you for sharing i enjoy your TH-cam channel
Seeing all those cats everywhere was so entertaining! We hear that for a while people were "dumping" their pet cats there, which is why there are so many. Now, there are HUGE fines if you get caught leaving a cat in the park. P.S. Thanks for watching our video, Robert!
Summer is a million times better
Nice too see you guys in Peru. Wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing
I love this video. You both are wonderful. My girlfriend was born in Lima, Peru and grew up in Santiago Chile. The food is amazing. I'm Mexican American and never had Peruvian food until I got with her. I'm hooked Especially on the Ceviche. We both live in Las Vegas now.
Such a great videos guys! I loved it. And I’m so happy you got the first class upgrade. You so deserve it. I love Aeromexico - such great service every time. The food in Peru looks amazing - I’ll have to give it a try. Thanks for sharing with us
Thanks for saying that, Maureen! :) It was a very nice treat for us. Aeromexico sure seems like a winner to us after this trip. Hope you get the chance to try Peruvian food someday. It quickly became some of our favorite ever!
What a great life your living, where is your dog 🐕?
Nice job branching out to new places!