Beautiful video. Did that climb with a buddy back in 1984. Used a Super 8MM Camera to capture the views. No ladders back then. Rope used to scale to the very top. Very few attempted that portion. It was raining that day and agree that coming down was more difficult than going up ! Great memories.
Huayna Picchu looks absolutely incredible! 🏔 Those steep ‘stairs of death’ add such an exciting challenge, but the bird’s-eye view over Machu Picchu is definitely worth it. Must have been an unforgettable experience! Thanks for sharing this epic climb! 🇵🇪🌄
Not sure if you realised but the obelisk stones are mirror images of distant mountains. You need to walk around them and find the perfect match in the distance. There are many such rocks around the site like these but I don’t know their significance. We loved our time there. Blue sky all day.
@@travelandmore-hi5 It was a challenge back in 1990, but I hear they fixed the hard dangerous part so it should be a bit easier. One guy climbed it in the rain with loafers on.
Wow! thank you guys for this Beautiful & Magical video - one of the best one of Peru - Now I know that when I go there again I will be goin to that "Pyramid Mountain' - Love & Blessings to you and yours from Las Vegas -Blessed It Be.
Thank you for taking us along. My s/o is from Peru and we dreamed of going. The years have sped by and it is no longer physically possible. Your vid is sufi. Gracias.
Beautiful video and Thank you. We were scheduled to go to Peru 4/2020, then COVID hit. Not sure if we will reschedule as since broke my foot and effects my walking. 😥 But again, thank you for taking me there.
The reason for the rope around the Hitching Post of the Sun is because a number of years ago, a brewing company wanted to shoot a commercial there. Their request for a permit was denied, but they went ahead anyway. And...a camera crane knocked the top off the monument. Was a huge scandal in Peru. They had to cement it back in place. Prior to that, there was no rope (I was there in 1987).
Wow Thank you for share a truth worthy for us. We are from Boise, Idaho. Thank you guys. We are coming Peru August 26-September 14. Hopefully we be back our feet on Sept 15 2022. I am not afraid of height. I am worry about my asthma. I will bring medication if needed.
Are you guys aware that Wayna Picchu is actually the nose of a much larger human face sculpture? The whole mountain of Wayna Picchu is actually carved in the shape of a human face lying down looking up at the sky. To the right is the eye, eye socket, and brow ridge, to the left is the lips and chin. It can only be seen from certain angles while on Machu Picchu. Once you see it, you'll never be able to unsee it!
@@huitzilopochtliollin-tonat1492 I didn't say it was 'Man Made', I said someone or something carved Huayna Picchu into the shape of a human face lying down looking up at the sky, it's right there in front of your face and once you see it, you can't unsee it. It's not Bullshit, it's right there!!
@@definedhemp964 But _"something"_ *WHAT?* What did you mean therefore? Supposed ET aliens who _"visited"_ (???) long ago our home planet with their UFOs?🪐👽👾🛸➡️🌎 LOL!😂🤣 😂 I think you might be very influenced by the nonsensical pseudoscience books of famous Swiss charlatan author Erich von Däniken!🤔❓❗
@@huitzilopochtliollin-tonat1492 Can you explain scoop marks in solid bedrock that resemble the same scoop marks as if it were just as soft as a spoon going through ice cream? You yourself said it was bullshit for man to carve an entire mountain into a human face, how else are you going to explain how it was done as it was obviously done by a race that was more technologically advanced than we are today? How about a mile long stretch at the top of a mountain range, shaved off perfectly flat with no evidence of roads or tailing piles from it's construction? How about machine tool marks in the stone at Egypt when supposedly there were no machines? There's more proof that they're out there than not. Ignorance is your enemy!
I climbed. Wore flat sole hiking boots the worst, cause trail is stone and I was slipping whole time. Got to too and park crew thought I had heart attack-so out of breath. Also, my hotel packed small lunch didn't look.on way up, a man I met on train asked me how much water I had. SMALL BOTTLE 8 OZ. He gave me a bottle. There is cafe/store at entrance but not within. At the top, met nice people from world.
It doesnt look like you guys went up with a guide, did you? Or how were you able to go up it at that time, it looks like you were the only ones up that mountain!!❤
Idk how these two were able to go by themselves but you do have to pay to get in. This is a level 4 (level of activity) trail. They also didn’t mention how they got access into it.
I was really scared going up. Thrilled to go down. Multiple panic attacks going up, especially at the tip top before you go down the latter and into the cave. It was also my second hike ever - so the fact that I did means anyone can! Lol
Amazing video! Question, how were you able to get tickets to see Machu Picchu one day and Huayna Picchu the next? I'd also like to do that, but the tickets make it look like you have to do both in the same day with a tight time span.
Yeah, you just have to buy two entrance tickets for both separate days. It's not exactly cheap of course, but since it's kinda the highlight of a long trip it's worth it.
No - the reason they build there was to have the energy of the 'Pyramid Mt ' to contact Galactics who help them build It and to have their monastery - just like the Monasteries in the Hymalayas are build high in Mountains - Blessed It Be.
This is not as scary as they are showing. We had a group of 8 from 65 to 70, some were scared prior to going, and not so good with heights but were quite able to do it. Very physical going up. Also it was wet going down.
t is not inca.Incas never builded anything.They goout Cuzco in 1438 DC.They were warriors and farmers coming from the great Chaco.Machu picchu was a human sacrifices place belonging to an oldest feudal civilization ended in 536 DC-650DC.
No es peligroso, hay cuerdas pra agarrarse y ayudarse a subir. Fui la semana pasada y hsta mayores de 65 años subian!! El los videos se ve difícil pero no es asi! Animense!!! Es magico, maravilloso y unico. Me agradecerán el consejo!
@@ab9918 si eres temeroso no vayas , de milagro ??jaja , nunca se ha caído nadie ahí. Las imágenes dan percepción d vertigo e inclinación q no es realmente. Hablas sin conocer .
Really unbelievable what the Incas built there! The view from Huayna Picchu is breathtakingly magnificent! But the bad music is totally incompatible with the video! A suitable, typical Peruvian-Andean panpipe music would have reproduced the unique mystical flair of Machu Picchu.⛰️🧗🏞️🛖
Actually, Machu Picchu is not that high, only around 2400m. Cuzco (3400) and Lake Titicaca (3800) where we were before are much higher, so at that point we got used to it already.
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Beautiful video. Did that climb with a buddy back in 1984. Used a Super 8MM Camera to capture the views. No ladders back then. Rope used to scale to the very top. Very few attempted that portion. It was raining that day and agree that coming down was more difficult than going up ! Great memories.
Huayna Picchu looks absolutely incredible! 🏔 Those steep ‘stairs of death’ add such an exciting challenge, but the bird’s-eye view over Machu Picchu is definitely worth it. Must have been an unforgettable experience! Thanks for sharing this epic climb! 🇵🇪🌄
Thank you for visiting my Peru. And sharing your video
Amazing,i would love to visit that sites one day!
Good views and extra efforts to go so higher up ! Beautiful people and landscapes !
Not sure if you realised but the obelisk stones are mirror images of distant mountains. You need to walk around them and find the perfect match in the distance. There are many such rocks around the site like these but I don’t know their significance. We loved our time there. Blue sky all day.
I’m going there in a week and a half! This is so helpful but it looks really scary and steep! Thank you for sharing this! Very informative!
Man just look at you guys climbing up there my ball already shrink
Descending the Inca stairs from the top of Huayna Picchu was by far the most terrified I've ever been in my life.
With good reason. Our guide told us that on average four people every year die on Huayna Picchu, mainly from slipping on wet rocks while descending.
Great video!!! Loved the "hiking with friends" feel!...and thanks for the information along the way. 🙂
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I climbed up Huayna Picchu in the rain back in 1990. Thank-you for reminding me of a very exciting day in my life!
Awesome how difficult it was? It should have been a real adventure....
@@travelandmore-hi5 It was a challenge back in 1990, but I hear they fixed the hard dangerous part so it should be a bit easier. One guy climbed it in the rain with loafers on.
Wow! thank you guys for this Beautiful & Magical video - one of the best one of Peru - Now I know that when I go there again I will be goin to that "Pyramid Mountain' - Love & Blessings to you and yours from Las Vegas -Blessed It Be.
Interesting video, great climb! 👍
Me gusto el video muy bueno
Definitely on my bucket list!!
Thank you . . . now I don’t have to go to Peru to climb the stairs or ladders! 😳🙈👏👏
Beautiful, Extra Ordinary adventure, keep it up
Thank you for taking us along. My s/o is from Peru and we dreamed of going. The years have sped by and it is no longer physically possible. Your vid is sufi. Gracias.
PERÚ😍 IS AMAZING
Great video! Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Brazil 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Beautiful video and Thank you. We were scheduled to go to Peru 4/2020, then COVID hit. Not sure if we will reschedule as since broke my foot and effects my walking. 😥 But again, thank you for taking me there.
The reason for the rope around the Hitching Post of the Sun is because a number of years ago, a brewing company wanted to shoot a commercial there. Their request for a permit was denied, but they went ahead anyway. And...a camera crane knocked the top off the monument. Was a huge scandal in Peru. They had to cement it back in place. Prior to that, there was no rope (I was there in 1987).
Muy hermoso video felicitaciones
This is a really cool vid, thanks!!
So sorry, i can’t see your names..but I am so envious of that GORGEOUS jumper!!!
Love the video! Keep it up Hagen! :D
great video - thnx for sharing your experience! We'll be heading that way in sept
Wow Thank you for share a truth worthy for us. We are from Boise, Idaho. Thank you guys. We are coming Peru August 26-September 14. Hopefully we be back our feet on Sept 15 2022. I am not afraid of height. I am worry about my asthma. I will bring medication if needed.
Awesome video
amazing footage!
Such an interesting video. You are way too brave...I couldn't do this.
thank you for showing this magnificent site. can"t imagine how and for what they build those
We climbed it years ago fantastic experience 😁👍
I have done it and then, in Nepal, I did the short Annapurna circuit!
Really good video
Are you guys aware that Wayna Picchu is actually the nose of a much larger human face sculpture? The whole mountain of Wayna Picchu is actually carved in the shape of a human face lying down looking up at the sky. To the right is the eye, eye socket, and brow ridge, to the left is the lips and chin. It can only be seen from certain angles while on Machu Picchu. Once you see it, you'll never be able to unsee it!
😮😮😮
A *_"manmade"_* mountain???❓LOL😂🤣 That's full bullshit!!!💩❗
@@huitzilopochtliollin-tonat1492 I didn't say it was 'Man Made', I said someone or something carved Huayna Picchu into the shape of a human face lying down looking up at the sky, it's right there in front of your face and once you see it, you can't unsee it. It's not Bullshit, it's right there!!
@@definedhemp964 But _"something"_ *WHAT?* What did you mean therefore? Supposed ET aliens who _"visited"_ (???) long ago our home planet with their UFOs?🪐👽👾🛸➡️🌎 LOL!😂🤣 😂 I think you might be very influenced by the nonsensical pseudoscience books of famous Swiss charlatan author Erich von Däniken!🤔❓❗
@@huitzilopochtliollin-tonat1492 Can you explain scoop marks in solid bedrock that resemble the same scoop marks as if it were just as soft as a spoon going through ice cream? You yourself said it was bullshit for man to carve an entire mountain into a human face, how else are you going to explain how it was done as it was obviously done by a race that was more technologically advanced than we are today? How about a mile long stretch at the top of a mountain range, shaved off perfectly flat with no evidence of roads or tailing piles from it's construction? How about machine tool marks in the stone at Egypt when supposedly there were no machines? There's more proof that they're out there than not. Ignorance is your enemy!
If you to Peru and visit just One place, take the long walk and visit Choquequirao.
I climbed. Wore flat sole hiking boots the worst, cause trail is stone and I was slipping whole time. Got to too and park crew thought I had heart attack-so out of breath. Also, my hotel packed small lunch didn't look.on way up, a man I met on train asked me how much water I had. SMALL BOTTLE 8 OZ. He gave me a bottle. There is cafe/store at entrance but not within.
At the top, met nice people from world.
Great 😮😮❤
loved this thanks :)
It doesnt look like you guys went up with a guide, did you? Or how were you able to go up it at that time, it looks like you were the only ones up that mountain!!❤
Amazing. But I would not risk going up and down those precipice steps. Well done both of you.
💜 Well done Fellows...🎵
Great video!!!!!!!
Does anyone know if a tour guide is required for entry into Machu Picchu and the Huayana Picchu Hike (not the Inca trail)?
Idk how these two were able to go by themselves but you do have to pay to get in. This is a level 4 (level of activity) trail. They also didn’t mention how they got access into it.
Firstly, Wow. Secondly, how and why?
Great video, I am coming back with my kids after 10 years..
Great adventure! Very nice video :) with what equipment did you record the video ?
POGO in the background sweet
Uayna pichu d s encuentran leyendas d ese lugar
Nice video what kind of camera did you use!!
Wow. ❤️
Wow
How long was the hike up in minutes?
Is it harder to go up or come down?
Going down is usually harder, I'd say.
Do you have to go through this the wooden staircase?
I was really scared going up. Thrilled to go down. Multiple panic attacks going up, especially at the tip top before you go down the latter and into the cave. It was also my second hike ever - so the fact that I did means anyone can! Lol
I went in October 2010: Temple Of The Moon was closed 😭😭😭
Amazing video! Question, how were you able to get tickets to see Machu Picchu one day and Huayna Picchu the next? I'd also like to do that, but the tickets make it look like you have to do both in the same day with a tight time span.
Yeah, you just have to buy two entrance tickets for both separate days. It's not exactly cheap of course, but since it's kinda the highlight of a long trip it's worth it.
Gotcha! Thanks for the help!
a walk on the ;park
Amazing!!!!!
The reason they built there is to escape warfare with neighboring tribes. It is one of the few cities the Spanish didn't conquer.
No - the reason they build there was to have the energy of the 'Pyramid Mt ' to contact Galactics who help them build It and to have their monastery - just like the Monasteries in the Hymalayas are build high in Mountains - Blessed It Be.
@@sophiatealdo9680 You may choose whatever reason suits you, I choose to believe in reality.
Sophia I agree
She is pretty
Who and when build it
I believe the INCAs did. In or around 1420
This is not as scary as they are showing. We had a group of 8 from 65 to 70, some were scared prior to going, and not so good with heights but were quite able to do it. Very physical going up. Also it was wet going down.
Is it possible to visit the citadel and hiking Wayna Picchu in one day?
Dont fall
Amazing culture.
t is not inca.Incas never builded anything.They goout Cuzco in 1438 DC.They were warriors and farmers coming from the great Chaco.Machu picchu was a human sacrifices place belonging to an oldest feudal civilization ended in 536 DC-650DC.
No es peligroso, hay cuerdas pra agarrarse y ayudarse a subir. Fui la semana pasada y hsta mayores de 65 años subian!! El los videos se ve difícil pero no es asi! Animense!!! Es magico, maravilloso y unico. Me agradecerán el consejo!
Si claro ..."no" es peligroso....claaaro...obviamente de milagro que no se precipita mucha gente.
@@ab9918 si eres temeroso no vayas , de milagro ??jaja , nunca se ha caído nadie ahí. Las imágenes dan percepción d vertigo e inclinación q no es realmente. Hablas sin conocer .
@@rcsmiths no hace falta conocer personalmente el lugar... las imágenes hablan por si solas. Si se ha caido gente ..lo he visto en un video.
@@rcsmiths nooo obvio que no voy a ir a esos lugares ..me da vértigo de solo verlos en los videos.
@@ab9918 😔
Black egyptian builted this
No the opposite energy of them build It - Blessed it Be.
Really unbelievable what the Incas built there! The view from Huayna Picchu is breathtakingly magnificent! But the bad music is totally incompatible with the video! A suitable, typical Peruvian-Andean panpipe music would have reproduced the unique mystical flair of Machu Picchu.⛰️🧗🏞️🛖
question ,How about the ""Altitude sickness"" I heard that it is very strong.,
coca tea - and all is well - Blessed It Be.
Actually, Machu Picchu is not that high, only around 2400m. Cuzco (3400) and Lake Titicaca (3800) where we were before are much higher, so at that point we got used to it already.
Machu Pichu is not as high as Cuzco because its way closer to the jungle you can tell as it has a lush vegetation
Awesome video