In the footsteps of one of the greatest civilizations | WIDE | FULL DOCUMENTARY

The Inca Trail begins in Lima, the capital and largest city of Peru, and continues deep into the Amazonian jungle.
This is a country of which men have always dreamed. A country that saw one civilization follow another.
Peru is packed with amazing cities to discover: Oroya, Ayacucho, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Alti Plano, or Shintuya. They are sustaining the legends thanks to their history, their landscapes, and their culture.
Wherever you are on it, the Inca Trail never ceases to amaze.
Documentary: Mythical Roads - The Inca Trail
Direction: Laurent BOUIT
Production: 2F Productions

[@Mbspitz851]

These beautiful people taught me in giving you receive. They live with love and simplicity in harmony with nature. The place truly is magical if you live with love too. They taught me how to heal from my fears and anxiety. They raised my vibrations. People just do not understand the depth of the native souls.

[@RostislavLapshin]

25:26 For those who are interested in the topic of polygonal masonry. A number of methods for obtaining the polygonal masonry are proposed. The basis of the proposed methods is the use of clay/gypsum replicas, a topography translator, and reduced clay models of the stone blocks along with a 3D-pantograph. The results are presented in the article: “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly-fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru”. KZbin does not allow a direct link. Search by the article title.

[@steveclark5357]

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[@steveclark5357]

I have seen this same speech on another video, bot

[@RostislavLapshin]

The 8th article edition (DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0087.v8) is posted at Preprints. Search the article by DOI or by title.

[@kathyanderson1341]

Dear Mateo,, BE STRONG! Most of the native youth are giving up. Be strong! I wish I could learn what you know. ♥️🙏🏽♥️Pueblo native from New Mexico♥️

[@alexbetts8291]

I find the documentaries show the scale of humanity and how engineered the remotest places have become,cheers for doing what you do so well

[@heinzpflugfelder7761]

Travelled the same route, by train and Bus, in 1973, luckily no " Shining Pat yet. Unforgetable journey.

[@marilynnjacobsen1077]

My mother in Kansas had to carry water in a wagon from the springs on the hill to the house everyday in the 1940's. Its hard all over the world not just in other countrys. There are many Americans living in poverty also even in today's world we have many homeless.

[@marianamagalhaessilveira7396]

Há! O Peru é o país que mais amo, depois do Brasil. Minha América! Tão linda e tão explorada!

[@lupepedraza8497]

Watch, learn don't compare. I live in a privileged country too. I admire the hard work of these wonderful people.😊

[@jameelhussain3718]

Pero is a country where people have tough life as we compare their lives with that of advanced countries. People should be encouraged as system is many a times revisited NY the army and dictators.

[@adventurecreations3214]

Thank you yet again for another amazing journey. I love that you approach all of your destinations with respect and appreciation for the land and people. I may never be able to walk the Incan Road but thanks to you I have felt the energy.

[@mertozelmusic]

Wide, you guys are making outstanding documentaries reflecting the realities of ordinary humans who struggle to survive on this beautiful planet. Thank you and Many blessings friends.

[@phanumitintarungsee3748]

Beautiful place...😊😊😊😊😊

[@2yuan8]

Awesome video. Thank you for sharing my friend.

[@kathleenvigliano9642]

The clothing and hats and colors the people put together are amazing. True works of art. Thank you so much WIDE!!

[@abhinavralhan2217]

One of the best Docu I have seen

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

Thank you

[@MushtaqAhmad-jg3bn]

Masha Allah very beautiful videos and very interested life is very hard God bless you all Ameen💖🇵🇰

[@merlinaroyeras4581]

Thank you for showcasing these documentaries from New Caledonia, Amazon, Inca...and more.

[@johannaprice4880]

Great Civilation of the world with skillfull people that I admire. Hardworking people that are peaceful ✌️ 🎉🎉❤.Peru are colorful people. ✨️ Admirable people.😊😊famous for the likes of Hollywood Shirley McLain who spent her life there.Machu Pichu❤😢

[@mohammadshahalam4671]

Beautiful

[@davesmith5656]

Those dirt roads are in really good condition compared to some I've seen, and to a lot I've seen. Most dirt roads are rutted and uneven, with depressions in the ruts, and some turn into mud wallows in rain. The worst are subject to flooding and landslides that either block the road or undermine it, making them impassable. Compared to the "death road" which I believe runs through Bolivia to Peru, the roads in the video are clean sailing! I didn't notice crosses and flowers by the roadside, and I didn't see buses and trucks rusting at the base of cliffs. Someone is grading those roads regularly.

[@spencerl1372]

I think amount of precipitation has something to do with it. This place looked really dry

[@jennypalmer331]

Thank you for all you do so we can see how many live and so happily together. Stunning views

[@karenatha7890]

It's a bit of a shocker to see the growth of a place where my childhood unfolded. Over 60 years ago makes me wish I could fly through time and space to have visited more often when this part of the world was much much less populated. It's been too long! MI corazón para siempre queda en Perú y Bolivia. Mis hermanos nacieron en Chiclayo al Sur de Lima.

[@carloszegarra6583]

Chiclayo es al Norte de Lima. Peruanísimo y selvático saludo desde Houston-TX.

[@karenatha7890]

@@carloszegarra6583 Gracias. Recuerdo que me decían que viviamos en Chaclacayo. Hay un lugar cerca al mar con el nombre Chaclacayo? Saludos de Austin.

[@carloszegarra6583]

@@karenatha7890 Chaclacayo es por la Carretera Central antes de llegar a Chosica camino a la Sierra y luego hacia la Selva Amazónica.

[@gapfenix]

South American natives shouldn't get so offended when we are called Indians. The term was actually wrongfully assigned to us by Christobal Columbus. When he discovered the new world, he thought he arrived at the continent of India and that's why we had to carry on the burden ever since. There is much to the story but that is the basic narrative.

[@mikeboshko2623]

It's the way people say it

[@jamesraymond1158]

A perfect journey in every sense. Merci Laurent Bout et 2F pour un video extraordinaire.

[@bristleconepinus2378]

Great geography, great people...I can see the balcony of my favorite restaurant in Cusco, the center of the world.

[@kathyanderson1341]

Machu!! My dream!♥️

[@eastcoastmz]

I really enjoyed your presentation of this video, my first of yours. Beautiful scenery and a lot of information I never knew. A job well done. Thank you.

[@johneyon5257]

"now known as indians" - when i visited Peru (Lima - Cuzco - Machu Picchu) - my guide was very rigorous in naming the peoples - the people were "quechua" - the royals were "Inca"

[@sagayagambrun5149]

Blessings for showing us the spirituality of that great civilization. It's a pity that the name "Indians" coveys derogatory. In fact India (the sub-continent) was Bharat. The populations were subjugated to all sorts of atrocities by invaders. The peoples are marching forward because they hold true to ancestral spirituality-respect for the land and Nature. The Incas will find peace in their lives too with economic prosperity. Blessings!

[@waseemrizvi8531]

Colour city looks nice❤

[@Dovid2000]

Beautiful cinematography in 24:27! The Peruvian landscapes and people are beautiful. Other scenes are equally as impressive, such as in 27:02.

[@joepeckjr.8133]

The music played at 24:15 is beautiful. Any idea who the artist is?

[@vukans595]

Superbly made documentary ,I truly enjoyed watching!

[@mikeboshko2623]

Nice riding in Peru. Great documentary

[@AsifRaza-ms8vn]

Great geography, great people

[@giovain5135]

Could someone give me a reference to the music used in this documentary? i love the song played at kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpWkhJeahb98fLM Thank you so much for this great inside look at the lives, history and culture of Peru. Much love and respect.

[@MrPeDeQ]

Congratulations Eva, congrats on completing your run but more so congratulations on enjoying you run . I am a cyclist and enjoy long multiday tours similar to what you did in Poland. I to went though a time when I couldn't bare to get on my bike it has taken a year or more and a new bike to get back to enjoying to ride. And now I have a 500km ride planned for October, spring time here in New Zealand.

[@peregrinemccauley5010]

Great Doco' .

[@albertoreyes9509]

They need plant tree’s in the mountain to protect the land slides.

[@yaddahaysmarmalite4059]

can't really grow trees above the timberline. its called the timberline for a reason. all high mountains have one.

[@wajunawild785]

It's above the tree line

[@mikeboshko2623]

Not all of it. Lots of invasive gum trees around in parts. Smells good, though. Reforestation has been a struggle there@@wajunawild785

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

Muy lindo Esas montañas

[@abbyarnold4477]

Why is it that countries like PERU , MEXICO , and others alike cannot be self sufficient ? Pay the field workers a fair price and not export food .

[@teresafernandez9849]

Actually Mexico is getting very self sufficient for a while now. There are more USA ppl moving to Mexico than Méxicans coming to USA. There r opportunities in Mexico and ppl don't leave their country if they have a good job and can live in peace. Actually, you should read up on the Banana wars, USA coups, USA looting and wars in these countries. Mexico is suing the USA gun makers for selling their guns to the cartels. USA is very good at hiding things from it's public. You all need a common enemy when things get tough, so they Vilanized the lowest man on the totem pole, the imagrants who work and have worked the fields of the Americas, since we placed the first footprints on the Americas, and not just cotton. Most people in USA don't know that all South West Native tribes r from Mexico. They teach European and African history with hardly a mention of the Americas first inhabitants. It's a scientific fact that other than registered full Native ppl and tribes, Mexicans, including Mexican Americans, carry more Native DNA than any other group, and South America ain't no slouch either. It's really sad, the narrative about Native ppl from USA, is so skewed, you can hardly find any truth in it anymore. The USA world is very small about Native ppl. We are a huge nation of ppl through out the Americas and we are connected and we feel the connection.

[@rashone2879]

Exporting food is how they have an economy and a GNP.

[@M.Farooq555]

Great ❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-vz9yi5ob4v]

I luv watch wide it's interesting very find of incas peru is beautiful snd the people too work hard for their living happy to learn diff cultures how natural resources help them tide over the difficult times. It's superb n mesmerizing read about Che Guevara. Takes u back in times great info thanks ❤I'll continue watching later ❤❤❤❤❤

[@MomentsGap]

Interesting to post the year of production of these documentaries. I guess before smartphone era?

[@annetteannette3808]

BELLO PERU.

[@MakeSomeNoisePlaylists]

it really hurts to see these vast landscapes ruinued by men

[@MB10104]

My God this piece is riddled with negatively!!!

[@golgumbazguide...4113]

Explore Golgumbaz, Bijapur, South India 🇮🇳

[@drhyshek]

I had a good doctor from there. He probably grew up in the 1920s and ‘30s. It’s shocking to see where he came from. To become a doctor and move to America. How does that happen. He always bowed to you with a big smile when you left the office.

[@Jetmab04]

You met a true intelligent man. A man, who might have worked himself through the fields you see in this video and, managed to get the education he wanted!! I know many South Americans - including Peruvians - and each and everyone of them, are well educated and friendly people whom I admire.

[@dogwedl1167]

[@reddiamond6688]

I am surprised to see the vast land with no trees. The people should plant trees where they live.

[@worldview730]

35:00, Nice music

[@BarathMiklos]

I liked the film, it was informative, but also depressing, but understandable why. This is reality. Tetszett a film, tanulságos, de depresszív is, viszont érthető miért. Ez a valóság.

[@xozeluiz6301]

Anarchy at its best , all america is full of Anarchism , just a matter of time till we go back to the old ways again ❤️

[@Jetmab04]

Hm..."the old ways" - could you explain please and, let's please know your nationality as well thanks..

[@VerstlBuckhide]

Excellent documentary. To hear the people say they’re called Indians with a tone of disgust by other Peruvians is absolutely abhorrent. I truly hope people in all of the American continent start doing DNA tests so they can finally learn the many races running through their blood as that may be the only way to stop racial bias. Education is the key.

[@mikeboshko2623]

The mestizos know they are part indigenous. They still look down on them, sadly. It's because they are poor and farm.

[@Jetmab04]

Correct - TRUE education!! NOT the type of "education" given/forced by western NGO's who themselves need TRUE education. My very strong suggestion to - especially - the European so-called "help" organisations all get both real help and TRUE education....all of them! And, these monsters are to stay AWAY from Latin America, simply because their only aim is harm!! Please please Latin Americans, show these European morons away.....far away....they want nothing but to harm and enslave you... You do better - much better - than Europe!! Colonial Europe only now, show to their smiling and 100% false facades!!

[@AntzLoks1314]

El-Choctaw-lord-de-AztlanMexicoCalifas ANTZ Holywater i Cali Mexifornia Mexicali Chicano Mexicano Mexican Mexica Teotihuacan Tenochtihucan Amarru Azteca empiro

[@toolguyslayer1]

30:12 where I live things from Peru is like an inside joke. the finest Peruvian is put on the beginning of every sentence I don't know if it was a full-on joke or people just giving props to Peru but at least they are joking on the side of being positive

[@albertoreyes9509]

There’s PICKPOCKETS EVERY WHERE INTHE WORLD BECAUSE OF POVERTY.

[@mikejohnson3601]

You think does that

[@janetpattison8474]

Another reason for thievery, (yes, I’ve been robbed by ppl w/ money) is because the thief thinks they are getting away with something, & it’s ok as long as they don’t get caught. The law of karma will demand payment in this life or the next. Many ppl have NO conscience, have no guilt & have not been taught to be decent ppl..

[@rockit3422]

And because of laziness. It’s the truth even tho nobody wants to hear or say it. It’s much easier to steal than work.

[@IbnBahtuta]

3:11 in and all is revealed, it was his wife's fault they live there. People never really change the world over. 🤣

[@MrPoilleke]

I wonder how those civilisations would have been if the conquistadores would have been respectful of the local cultures and there would be a mix the other way round...

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

Yep, the whole world would be better today if the customs of my Aztec ancestors had been respected and continued to this day. The current climate problems would not have emerged if we still followed the Spring Rites of worshipping Xipe Totec by peeling the entire skin off a living virgin and the Priest dancing in it to ensure that the rains come and the crops flourish. Please ensure that all indigenous cultures get a Voice in their native country's legislature so that this can be rectified.

[@janetpattison8474]

Twenty hours of driving? Uh, no, that’s not safe at all. This is why we have regulations in the US re. Truckers & how long they are driving.

[@michaelbballard]

As Doc said to Indiana Jones, "Have a little back bone, will yuh"!?

[@sergehorion7155]

Waiting until the 26th minute in the video to have a three minutes glimpse about Inca footpath trail? Not worth it...

[@618B]

"You might get robbed, even by the driver himself" ... seriously ?

[@Tony-ku5oq]

Oh Lord, is this another mudslide waiting to happen!?

[@roxieearly9484]

Where all those people homesteaded is on shifting sand , a disaster in the making!

[@hamidullahnoorzai9262]

The peasants were massacred by the gorillas and the national army. Can someone elaborate why were they massacred for?

[@victorvic9683]

The lady who is translating this is completely wrong what she is saying is not what the people there are saying

[@hoboroller5642]

👍

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

All these is before the incas

[@servicogeral5936]

Cheguevara, um assassino cruel, o vídeo ao invés de citar um nome de um ser humano cita logo o de um criminoso e psicopata. É, tem gosto para tudo!

[@ShaunakHub]

Robbed by the driver himself 🙄 😬

[@gapfenix]

To avoid the abuse of those drug traffickers and shining path groups, South American civilians must start advocating for the right of hold arms just like in America. In my country Bolivia, nowadays even ignorant peasants that are taking over the government are getting so abusive, authoritarian, and bully. It's almost the same phenomenon as blacks are rising in America as though they got the right to hold the reigns of the country.

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

0h , You have Work there for those looking for Jobs , That's Why everyone is coming there .

[@toolguyslayer1]

16:59 that is how most societies tend to go downhill people find drugs and alcohol especially cocaine and they don't know how to act anymore for some reason they use it as an excuse and say that they lost their minds even though the people that grow it don't lose their minds it is an outy for a kid like child with too much money and power all at one time and no education to boot this is why they want peruvians to have an education it is hard to rob a person one does not need a formal education nearly a full education where are there it is in school or not

[@thesilentgeneration]

Third World countries are mostly all the same. The locals resent foreigners. As an American living in the Philippines for 20 years, I am still not welcome by everyday people. Even though my income would be considered at poverty level in the States, here it is considered rich, hence the resentment.

[@Jetmab04]

We agree...Europe and America is not just on the way but, both continents are in fact by now, showing themselves as who/what they really are: Developing 3rd World continents.. South America is prospering and, good and proper education clearly show off here... Thanks a lot for showing us this documentary, in which it's easy to see, the much better educated people than the old Europeans, who clearly aren't even aware things are not as they were in the 15th Century and, Europe is falling and some of us from here, we're on the way OUT from this horrible old continent which has reached it's final screams...clearly "forgot" to listen and learn on their way..

[@kathyanderson1341]

Get RID of the cattle

[@petermgruhn]

Che's footsteps are nothing to follow.

[@petermgruhn]

Yeah, but you can't discount "following in the footsteps of Che... getting flipped off by actual poor people."

[@teresafernandez9849]

Not for everyone, for a lot of people, Che was a hero, it's a matter of different political philosophy.

[@hikesteepfishhigh]

che was a murderer....

[@teresafernandez9849]

So were the counties he opposed.

[@toolguyslayer1]

30:13 people often want to find out where they come from but they when they find out they treat the knowledge and wisdom with disrespect and this stand that is probably why they're history has been erased in one form or another the elders will not wish to deal with these are the (original)(Aboriginal indigenous of Peru the people of the land) I would love to take the Aboriginal indigenous away from each land for about a year and see how things go 😂😆

[@susanhuntley9262]

Horrible condescending commentary

[@janvanassen7358]

Peru ,, eu sempre quis ir para conhecer Peru , eu só Holandês e tá morando 32 anos aqui no Brasil mas parece que eu nunca consegui visita Peru ,a país de nosso paí e mai 😐