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Sacred Valley of the Incas, Peru in 4K Ultra HD

Sacred Valley of the Incas, Peru in 4K Ultra HD

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Sacred Valley of the Incas, Peru in 4K Ultra HD Inca and pre-Inca ruins in Sacred Valley and South Valley, Peru. The Sacred Valley (Ro Urubamba Valley, El Valle Sagrado) and the South Valley are located around Cusco, the former capital of the Inca Empire and were very important to the Incas. In the video: Ollantaytambo (0: 01, Chinchero (2: 32, Salineras/Maras (3: 26, Moray (4: 43, Pisac (5: 36, Tipon, South Valley (7: 41, pre-Inca ruins at Pikillaqta, South Valley (9: 20. Recorded July 2018 in 4K Ultra HD with Sony AX100.
Date: 2019-10-24

Comments and reviews: 10


It should be a pre-requisite that all 'Amazing Places on Our Earth' be viewed on a monitor set on full screen with the mouse hovering on the pause button. Okay, I say that in partial jest but the camera work is so enjoyable to watch. The horizons are in balance, the camera motions are easy, fluid and focused. This is not necessarily a high-end camera being used but you'd be hard pressed to know it. Oh, by the way, nice taste in music as well. In other words - Thumbs up again
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Most of the original primary structures no longer exist. These stone foundations are the last remnants of those once stupendous buildings. Those terraced plots are still very fertile. Thanks for the video. You're the best. 4: 58 reminds me of an amphitheater of some kind or a sonic device powered by human voices. I'd love to eat some psilocybin here. What a trip THAT would be
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This is really a spectacular video, thank you. Looking at the precision of the joins in the walls and the perfection of the slope and flatness of the surfaces, and the accuracy ofthe circular formations captures and puzzles my mind. How could this precise, detailed workmanship be accomplished? You spark my imagination and bring wonderinto my morning. Thank you so very much.
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Fascinating place. I found myself wondering, how was this society organized and how many were there in, say, 1400 AD? They farmed those terraces, just like they do all over Asia, I assume. Was that a skill they brought with them when they emigrated over the Bering Land Bridge from China thousands and thousands of years ago? Or did they develop that on their own?
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There is so much more at this site than is commonly seen or understood, the extent of the ruins are very impressive. The polygonal masonry at Ollantaytambo is truly fascinating and there is a range of argument that says those parts are pre-Inca. Excellent composition and photography.
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As always, a great video and relaxing music and sometimes quite mystical, all perfect to appreciate your good work. Thank you for continuing to show the beauty of my country and the rest of the world. Keep it up Milosh
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Not a fan of the Inca's rituals. But they were awesome when comes to survival and engineering for their people to strive forever. Thank you so much for this amazing short film. I think Humans have more tenacity that we think.
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Very beautiful landscapes. Thanks to you, we have seen and traveled around. Professional video shooting. I wish you happy, healthy, beautiful. Thank you very much. Greetings from Turkey. Kind regards
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Great video Milosh, you have set a high standard for other photographers. Also, you have covered Peru beutifully, it seems to be your favorite judging from the number of videos on this country.
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Wow The stonework is incredible Each stone is custom cut/fit to its position in the wall. And I thought the tiles on the Space Shuttle were amazing. Thanks again for bringing these sites to us.
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