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Pre-Inca Ruins in Trujillo, Peru in 4K Ultra HD

Pre-Inca Ruins in Trujillo, Peru in 4K Ultra HD

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Two of the most important Pre-Inca sites in Peru, nearby Trujillo. Huacas del Sol y de la Luna (Sun and Moon Temples/Pyramids) are adobe structures built by the Moche civilization between the 1st and 8th centuries, near the volcanic peak of Cerro Blanco. Chan Chan is the largest pre-Colombian city in South America, capital of the Chimu civilization, from 9 to 15-th century. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Recorded August 2018 in 4K Ultra HD with Sony AX100.
Date: 2019-10-24

Comments and reviews: 10


Some guy has a hypothesis that the Inca stone fitting was actually poured. I thought that was BS, since the consistency of those stones could be tested with a core sample. But looking at the shaped forms in this video here, like those open-grate walls, it seems like the pre-Inca were using some kind of mold and some kind of pouring - some kind of smoothing. Either that, or they carved those.
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Thank you for sharing this video with us. It's just my opinion, but I find these carved structures to be absolutely outstandingly beautiful and artistic compared to the other Inca temples and structures that we've seen during the last 40+ years. Are these from your own personal travels and videos?
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AMAZING. Truly. We visited some of the Mayan ruins in Central American last year and found it fascinating. This site looks extensive. Crazy that it's in the desert. I wonder if it was always desert. Thanks -ANRT
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Awesome video And thinking that Incas lacked the use of wheeled vehicles, large animals to ride and draft animals that could pull wagons and plows. Despite these they were still able to construct this temples.
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Thank you for another awesome video your patience and dedication to doing what you love really shines on all your videos. And I also like the background music, it adds depth and a certain mystique to the video.
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These sites are really something, I have not seen the mud brick structures before and while the erosion is substantial, the sheer size of the structures can be seen. Excellent quality work.
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What Video Editor do you use to Edit the video? and since this is a 4K video, does it take a lifetime to export it? or how do you manage to accomplish such a fine and smooth travel video?
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It is beautiful to see that places like this, their history still remain. The music in the background was perfect for this video. Thank you for sharing another majestic content.
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What the. that gianormous pyramid structure is made of nothing but mud bricks And it looks extremely ancient too Peru is a mysterious place indeed.
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Amazing places and beautiful video fantastic work. Always perfect photography, thank you for sharing with me. I wish you a beautiful weekend Thank you.
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