Exploring Machupicchu

[theecherokeerose]

those tourist buses with hot, squeaky, worn out brakes are the scariest thing in Peru. The train going there from Cusco seems equally dangerous - having to rock back and forth on the first hill for 15 minutes in order to gain enough speed to get over it. the train that I was on was stopped on the tracks coming back because the train in front of it derailed. We ended up arriving back at Cusco by bus at 1 am in a very dangerous area with no ride provided back to our hotel. Fortunately, I had the foresight to have a guy who was taking a helicopter back to Cusco call a taxi for me before we got there - giving instructions to wait no matter how long it took.

[lawrencefoster]

Logically there has to be another outlet at the same height.

[butters]

Love your stuff Bri. When I’ve saved up enough I’d love to come on one of your tours. I hope you’re still doing it in 50 years

[The.MasonNichols]

Brian, I absolutely love your content, I have watched for years & years.
As I'm driving down the road today realize, since the Gaza pyramids aligned with the sun, and we now know there are the slight offset angle in middle..
With whatever ancient purpose it was for ~~ I think it doubles as a clock!

[jamesbinderman]

When i went there it was a good few hour walk no facy transport😂😂😂

[roguerock]

Hi Brien, what were those guys doing with the water fountain? According to the other people's reactions, it looks like at least the second guy was able to get the desired effect. BTW, is this the only video you took of your "explorations" of Machupichu? I would find that odd...😄

[jimmime]

So the gods were white with blue eyes. I C.