Descendants of the Incas in a quandary | SLICE

The Altiplano in the south of Peru is a plateau which extends over several hundred square kilometres at an altitude of over 3,500 metres. The Puno region and Lake Titicaca on the Altiplano are sacred to the Inca civilisation, watched over by the ancient Andean gods.
On this journey of the Inca trail, the Altiplano natives recount the legends of the spirits venerated by the descendants of the Incas.
Documentary: "Mythical Roads - The Inca Trail"
Directed by: Laurent Bouit
Production: BÔ Travail
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[@denisejohnson9209]

I was disappointed the documentary didn’t show an example of the houses built if Totoro. I also understood that some live on floating islands of Totoro which I was eager to sea. Perhaps it no longer occurs, there was no mention of them even.The film seem to stop short without completing!

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I love these slices of life from another culture and to see my beautiful fellow travelers on the this lovely planet 🌅 Love to all of you 🌠

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It's a beautiful journey! 🤗😁

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Ty ! for the very nice journey👍respect for great Peruvian people, amazing bright color clothes !

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Excelent photography!

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[@Tovertuin]

From what year is this documentary? It seems 30 years old.

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[@itsgoingtobeok-justbreathe4808]

This documentary fails to capture the spirit and Soul of Peruvian people here. It seems you went in with an idea to find suffering and hardship and you found it. While physical and material life is hard for most rural Peruvians, that is not the only thing or even the most important thing about them. You've completely missed the cosmovision that permeates everything they do, think, believe. Everything is alive. There is a recipriocal nature with all of life, past, present and future and it's all about being in harmony with the cosmos. everything has life. Including the rocks and the land and the grass and the lake. Lakes are considered Nustas, or powerful feminine deities. and the mountains are Apus (pronounced Ah-poos, not A-poos). And they protect the people. If you can't even get the pronuciation of their most important Spirits right, what else have you missed?

[@maggiepena564]

Dam why so bitter he, did a great job if you like it don't watch it .why you not doing something positive .

[@Maya_Pinion]

Breathe,just breathe.✌️

[@delinquentinparadise]

I find that many of these documentaries are superficial and full of errors.

[@natscat4752]

I didn’t get that from watching the doc

[@jamessharpe6699]

I'm not sure if this is an earthquake zone I don't believe so but I had a vision when I awoke this morning as a similar-looking city as to that old lake Titicaca sliding into the water I pray I'm wrong

[@benjaminz2523]

Calm down

[@Fotosynthesis858]

They’re in a quandary huh? Did the conquistadors come back?!?

[@pinchevulpes]

Yeah the mining companies,rise of communism and the resource rape of the 50’s happened where were you dude?

[@kreativeforce532]

​@@pinchevulpes nice burn!

[@pinchevulpes]

@@kreativeforce532 if this guy had half a brain he’d delete his comment but I can understand he wants to serve as an example of ignorance. How much you want to bet he’s from the Midwest USA? Lol

[@cyndybutler7330]

👍😁

[@benjaminz2523]

Please do your due diligence and at least TRY to pronounce their words correctly. Quechua is not pronounced KayCHEWah, not even close actually. Ah-pus, not Ay-pus. I get that your British but your empire is dead. Its time now to try to show a little respect for these cultures