Native Inca Weaving In Cusco, Peru
A native inca girl weaves a colorful blanket. Incas are known for making multicolored clothes which has been in practice for many centuries. The same weaving and sowing techniques are followed among the natives of Peru. These techniques are still common among Quechua people, while others have modernized their clothes based on western countries. For more details about Inca, visit Follow Me on:
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The Original People of Peru: The Quechua (Indigenous People Documentary) | TRACKS
The Quechua are indigenous people living in the highlands of Peru and neighbouring countries, far away from modern society. Follow along as they make the strenuous pilgrimage to the sanctuary of the Señor de Quyllurit'i.
The documentary series “Disappearing World” was originally broadcasted between 1970-1975. As an anthropological landmark of its time, the series tells the story of traditional communities endangered by the modern world’s progressions.
The series stands as a historical document of daily life in remote and threatened societies, such as the Cuiva, Embera and Panare Indians of Colombia, the nomadic Tuareg of the Sahara, the Kurdish Dervishes and the Meo of China.
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Peru Market Cusco ????????
■ PERU, CUSCO; In Bolivia many market vendors do not want to sell what's in their store to you. So what about Peru? Things couldn't be more different. Whilst many Peruvians also don't speak the Queen's english, they do their utmost to make you feel welcome in their stores and explain the meaning behind their native statues, knitted Llama shirts and all the other goods they specialize in.
Shopping at Cusco's native market in the center of the city was therefore and incredibly pleasant experience. But what about the prices? Can you get some bargains here? And what goods do they sell? And what about the quality? Join me on this bargain market tour of my first Peruvian shopping experience. . .
Peruvian music from Cusco – Peru
Traditional Inca music - Cusco - Peru - 2018
The Inca civilization was the largest Pre-Columbian civilization in the Americas and Cusco was its capital. The best kept example of its architecture is Machu Picchu.
In Ancient Inca music was used for religion ceremonies and dances. They used the panpipes, flutes, bells, dums. They played theses instruments in traditional Peruvian music. The Inca’s believed that the soul of the animal is kept alive by playing music in religious ceremonies and dances.
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Andean Textile Process in Cusco - My Peru Guide
The people from the Peruvian Andes have been using ancient techniques to produce textiles for hundreds of years. In this video, the Quispe family, from the Andean community of Paru Paru in Cusco, Peru, shows us the process of producing the textiles they wear and sell to travelers.
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Off The Eaten Path: Cusco, Peru
Roving gastronaut Skiz Fernando samples the traditional food in the Inca capital of Cusco.
Cusco Mural Shows History Of Peru - By Juan Bravo
This is the giant mural found on Avenida del Sol in Cusco, Peru. It shows the entire history of Peru with vivid details. The artist who created this amazing mural is Juan Bravo who finished this project in 1992. The mural starts with the beginning of Inca civilization, showing the development of the great Inca empire which was defeated by the Spanish conquistadors. It shows the brutality of the Spanish invaders, their rape, robbery and torture of the natives. It also shows the valor of Tupac Amaru II and the independence of Peru. Hope you enjoy it!
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Traditional Dancing, Fiestas del Cusco, Peru - Peruvian & Andean traditional dancing
Annually, in June, before Inti Raymi, Cusco has weeks of events called Fiestas del Cusco. Day after day there are hundreds of Andean and Peruvian traditional dance groups along with traditional music in the main plaza.
Weaving A Native Blanket In Cusco, Peru
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1. BARRIO SAN BLAS (San Blas neighborhood square and view point)
This is a typical neighborhood of Cusco with small streets and hoses, and the best places are the San Blas Square, where is a colonial church and the view point of San Blas, this is a romantic place, especially during the night.
2. MIRADOR DE CRISTO BLANCO (View point)
A magical place and maybe the best view point of Cusco, located close to the Inka Site of Sacsayhuaman and to 20 minutes from the main square Walking.
One of the best places to take a selfie with the city and see the sunset.
3. PLAZA DE ARMAS CUSCO (Main Square)
This is a magical place surrounded by colonial buildings like the Cathedral and Compañia de Jesus Church, ideal to take a coffee or have dinner with this beautiful view.
4. EXPLANADA DE QORICANCHA (Esplanade)
This is also located at Sol Avenue (Avenida el Sol ); the temple is visited in the classic city tour and there is cost for the entrance.
The entrance to the esplanade is through this small museum which is included in the tourist ticket. But sometimes, it is opened as free entrance.
5. PIEDRA DE 12 ANGULO (12 Angle Stone)
Located in the way from Plaza de Armas to San Blas neighborhood, this is one of the best samples in the Inca´s architecture.
There are many handy craft stores around it, so you can also take advantage of buying something.
6. MERCADO SAN PEDRO (San Pedro Market)
A local market, where you can find local products, fruit, food, and also learn more about our culture.
7. PLAZA REGOCIJO (Square)
A small square, close to Plaza de Armas, in Quechua the its name is “Cusipata” which means “happy place” as it as was used for local fests or as a market in the past. This is also romantic during the night.
8. OVALO PACHACUTEQ (Statue and Museum)
This is an statue of Pachacuteq, who was the most important Inca of the Empire, and who have built the most important Inca sites in Cusco.
Inside there is a museum and you can also climb to the top, it is included in the tourist ticket.
9. PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO (Square)
This is another Square, also close to Plaza Regocijo and Plaza de Armas, here you can find samples of the most popular native plants. Also over there is the oldest School of Cusco which has almost 200 hundred years.
10. AVENIDA EL SOL (Sol Avenue)
The Main Avenue of Cusco where you can find many stores, main banks, restaurants, post offices, etc.
You can see this monument which represents one of the main Inca´s god, the sun.
And see one beautiful monument which represents one of Inca Gods “The Sun” and important mural picture, one of the biggest ones in all of South America.
It talks about the History of the Incas Empire and the Spanish Conquest.
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Extreme STREET FOOD Tour in Cusco, Peru - CORN BEER PORK CHOP + Crazy Spicy Chilies Tour!
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CUSCO, PERU - This was a fully unplanned street food tour of Cusco, Peru, we just set off in the morning and decided to eat what we could find, visit some markets, and just enjoy the really local food of Cusco, Peru. It turned out to be an amazing day, full of surprises, friendly people, and delicious Andes food! #Cusco #Peru #PeruvianFood
Quinoa - This is a very popular breakfast in Cusco, which is a seed of a flower, rich in nutrients, and native to the Andean region. It’s made into a drinkable porridge with fruit. We also tried Maca, a Peruvian ginseng, used as traditional medicine in the Andes. Price - 1 PEN ($0.30) per cup
Mercado de Wanchaq - We then headed over to the market, bought some Rocoto chilies (Scoville scale: 50,000 – 250,000 SHU), and headed to the food court section. I was interested in trying an Andean dish call Chairo - Freeze dried potato stew. Price - 3 PEN ($0.91) per bowl
Kapchi de habas - Somewhere on a street corner in Cusco, we then tried a dish of fava beans with potato and cauliflower, I think a bit of cheese in there too. With a sprinkle of tomatoes and rocoto chili, it was delicious. 4 PEN ($1.22) Price per bowl
Peruvian pork adobo - Pork stewed in chicha (corn beer) - But nothing in the day compared to the ultimate dish - Peruvian adobo stew, with an entire pork chop stewed in local corn beer with rocoto chilies. It’s delicious, and very very porky. 11 PEN ($3.34) - Price per bowl
San Pedro Market - Next we headed over to San Pedro Market, which is one of the most famous and well known markets in Cusco, Peru. The food court is astounding, and there’s so much to choose from.
Tarwi - Species of Andean Lupin. If not prepared correctly, it’s poisonous from bitter alkaloids. 5 PEN ($1.52) - Price per plate
Trucha Frita - Fried trout plate. 5 PEN ($1.52) - Price per plate
Avocado and Mango - Perfect fruit shake. 6 PEN ($1.82) - Price per shake
Peruvian Chicharron - Finally to end this Peruvian street food tour of Cusco, Peru, we couldn’t miss chicharron, Peruvian style fried pork served with fried potatoes. It was all you could ever want in fried pork, oily and delicious. 10 PEN ($3.04) - Price per plate
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Pisac Market near Cusco in Peru
Don't miss shopping at the Pisac Market near Cusco, Peru.
Shopping at the world-renowned Pisac market is a must-do when visiting Cusco. There are hundreds of vendors offering many types of colorful handmade products—from ponchos to ceramics to finger puppets. The main market is held on Sundays, but there are also smaller markets on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Cusco, Peru
Cusco is a beautiful city with well preserved colonial architecture, evidence of a rich and complex history. The city itself represents the center of indigenous Quechua culture in the Andes, and by merely walking the streets one sees the layers of history. Spanish colonial buildings erected directly atop Inca walls line the square, while the modern tourist nightlife flourishes in their midst.
Cusco city is surrounded by a number of ruins, the most impressive being Sacsayhuaman, the site of the 1536 battle in which dozens of Pizarro's men charged uphill to battle the forces of the Inca.
Nowadays, Cusco is known for its indigenous population--often seen on the streets in traditional clothing--and its substantial tourist-fueled night life.
1937 SILENT FILM TRAVELOGUE OF PERU CUZCO & INCA 84024
Land Of The Incas is a 1937 silent film produced by Castle Films as part of the Adventure Parade series that provides viewers with a glimpse of Peru and the Incan people who live there. The film begins “high up in the Cordilleras Mountains” (00:27) where donkeys and people haul kindling. Despite the rural mountain location, modern transportation now reaches the lofty villages in the form of a train (01:26), which passes mountains and lakes on its way. The film then takes viewers to Arequipa, a village at the foot of El Misti volcano (03:05), the Shrine of La Compania (03:52), and Inca ruins near Cuzco (04:04). No visit to Peru would be complete without a visit to Machu Picchu (04:39), but the film also visits nearby San Sebastian (05:16). Llamas (05:35) are “beasts of burden” and “suppliers of rich milk and source of native wool” in Peru. The film also shows the famous Cuzco Cathedral (06:48), Loretto Street (07:24), and the street of the 12-angle stones (08:04). A woman collects water from a fountain (08:22), while at the main plaza, people gather to buy and sell goods (08:54). The film then features a number of Incan people including a woman spinning wool (09:28), the mayors of four villages (10:21), a woman carrying her child on her back (10:40), and native dancers performing the “bull fight” at San Jeronimo (11:21).
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