Traditions of the Incas | Peru Discoveries | World Nomads
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Watch as we follow Andre Bolourchi from World Nomads, as he embarks on a fascinating adventure through Peru’s Sacred Valley to the peak of Machu Picchu. On the way, he has a rich and humbling experience with the Amaru community, visits mystical and ancient Moray, gets his hands dirty at work in the colossal Maras salt mines with our local guide Wilfredo, and even samples one of Peru’s most curious delicacies - Guinea pig.
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Your Spanish was pretty good! Thanks for visiting my beautiful land.
Que hermosos ponchos, tejidos son un arte.
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My Guinea pigs: 😕
Me: 👀
Awesome video
No huachuma? (San Pedro cactus)
Pachamama is not Mother Earth pachamama is the creation of Wiraqucha it is the universe a better translation will be the mother of space time
How is a testing guinea pig
Is this a subculture?
You dont know of this traditions are from the Incas, because there were other tribus who where dominated by the Incas! Sacrifices by the Incas was also common.
that's like saying we don't know that the ancient roman culture we know of was actually roman, because they conquered other peoples... roman people took things from others like the greeks or egyptians, but they still have their own thing, also. Same with quechuas. They took some stuff from aymaras and chimú they asimilated into their influence, but they still had their own culture going on and expanded that to those peoples also. Empires work like that! While it's true a lot of the history of this people got lost, there's still living descendants, who identify as quechua to this day, and claim their traditions as their own, saved and reclaimed for the last 500 years. Even if they took some things from other cultures, that doesn't make theirs any less real. Every civilization borrows from their neighbourgs.