If you know us, you know that we love adventure! We have all of the kitchen appliances and other things that we need, so please contribute to our adventure fund instead of buying any items.

Luckily, Airbnbs and hotels are extremely affordable in Peru, but we would still love some contributions to this part of our adventure!

Colca Canyon is one of the deepest canyons on Earth, beating the US's Grand Canyon by a long shot. It is home to many indigenous villages and the enormous, intimidating Andean condors. Although it's a little farther off the beaten path than some of Perú's other gems, it is well worth a visit.

The Nazca Lines are still a mystery to archaeologists - best seen from the air, these giant designs were created over 2000 years ago by the Nazca people, but without any modern technology!

Although Josh will definitely be better at this than Claire, it feels important to give it a try! We will start in the desert oasis of Huacachina and then make their way down the dunes on specially designed sand boards.

Pisac is a small town down the mountain from Cusco. It's become famous for its bright, lively market, and we'd love to see it for ourselves!

Close to the Sacred Valley of Cusco, Vinicunca is slightly less visited than Machu Picchu but is an equally beautiful nature experience!

Lake Titicaca is considered the highest navegable lake in the world. Straddling the Perú-Bolivia border, the lake is home to several floating islands made of reeds. Here, you can get a glimpse into the Unos civilization, which predates the Quechua!

Mayta is a Michelin Star Restaurant in Lima that consistently makes the list for the top 50 restaurants in the world. They specialize in molecular gastronomy and unique takes on traditional Peruvian cuisine.