Another Exploration Of Magnificent Machupicchu In Peru

Nope. Disculpe. We have to go. Gotta go, please. So we are now at the Intiwatana, the Hitching Post of the Sun. It's not simply one piece of stone. It's actually at the top of the mountain itself, exposed, all white granite. So this is part of the megalithic aspect of Machu Picchu. Disculpe. No tocar. So it's not simply for observance of the movement of the sun, but also the moon and the planets. And each one of the corners points to an important mountain. No chueca. Again, magnificent Machu Picchu. It's tall to me. Come here, dad. Get in here. Father and son. We had a street performer mistake here. Mistake me. No, she's taking a picture. It's a lady. They ran a heart compliment. Say Machu Picchu. No, she's pretending to be like that. Hi, Machu Picchu. We're going to make a panoramic picture. Hold on, mom. Oh, hell no. We're taking a panoramic. How about in here, guys? How about in this wall? Surrounding the sun. Exactly. You're the man. You're the man with the plan. Closer, closer. See that? Bamboo. It's not native. Is it? But this tree is injimpa. Very similar to pine tree. Okay, I'm sorry. And finally, walking through the high jungle at 8,000 feet above sea level. And we're about to exit this most astonishing ancient place. Town and province. Bueno, bueno. The sacra.