Cusco, Peru: A Tour of Qorikancha Inca Temple
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- A tour of the impressive Qorikancha temple in Cusco, Peru, which was the central point of the entire Incan Empire until it was overtaken by the Spanish.
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Cusco, Peru: A Tour of Qorikancha Inca Temple
That's an amazing temple!
Ceiling at 3:26 wow. I don't get to travel so I am really enjoying, thxGabriel.
Great, glad to hear it.
Beautiful ! Without the technology that we have nowadays, the Incas build amazing buildings….sadly the Spanish destroyed a lot!
❤ beautiful... What language do they speak? Spanish?
Yes, Spanish. I speak just a little bit of Spanish, a little more than Hindi actually.
Everyone's seen Mach Pichu ........how about ........Saihuite ? 4 hrs drive south of cusco ?
I hear you, but it's actually more practical for me to visit some of the most touristy spots, because those are the places people will be searching for as far as youtube videos. If I make videos about places no one has ever heard of, then they will get seen by my subscribers and that's it. Whereas I'm going for posting content that will continue to generate views for years to come. Just the realistic side of trying to be successful on youtube, you have to keep in mind what people are actually looking for. I'm still up for getting off the tourist trail a bit, but while I'm here, gotta hit the well-known places.
Nice 👍🏽
machupichu is waiting for you grabriel!!
Definitely. Figuring out my plans to get there pretty soon.
+Gabriel Traveler by car to Santa Teresa, Hydroelectrico then walk to Aguas Calientes seems the most adventurous if you aren't hiking the Inca Trail...?
Love this adventure!
Hoz Holla
That's actually what I'm thinking of doing. Except you can go by bus all the way to hydroelectrica which would be cheaper, so I'll probably do that.
good luck with that :)
third in that case ;-)
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i think you mean plundered not pondered
Yeah I said plundered, must have come out like pondered. I'm sure they pondered the treasure too, like "Hmmmm, this is some damned cool shit we plundered! What the heck are we going to do with it all Jose?"
first lol
Second! :)