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Parabéns pela qualidade, minas é isso ai mesmo, volte sempre :)

Enjoyed your vlog especially the sweat that went into it. Impressive!

Brazil is much more than Rio. Happy to see foreigners discovering it.

This is so very hellpful- we are going on the journey soon. I wanted to ask- when you started in the mornings was it always dark? or just the last day?

How much to ride a horse?

Great content. Thanks a lot!

A melhor gastronomia do Brasil está em Minas gerais

Why spanish music ?

you've got to really want to put your life in some extreme situation by hiking to Corcovado, for me even going by van for more than 30 minutes was hard to bear

Fantastic video!! Really nice job...I really enjoyed this!!

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for to hike u should pay ? or for a guide?

am I the only one who wonders how you get down? 4 days to reach this place and now what?

Wow! It’s changed so much. I did this 35 years ago. When I was 18. There were no porters. No checkpoints or food awaiting me. No camp sites. No hot drinks. No one to carry your stuff. You had to carry everything you needed. Food for 4 days. Just a litre of water. Tents. Sleeping stuff and any equipment. Extra water I got from the streams along the way. I slept and camped where I found myself, no phones no GPS just a map. I’m not saying this to belittle anybody’s achievement. Just to illustrate how the locals have commercialised this experience and made tourists spend their money. Fair play, but I’d prefer the solo experience. Having said all that a guy 3 days behind me died on the trail. It’s not rare. Or wasn’t back then. It was easy to slip and snakes were everywhere. With no one to help you I think that’s why things changed. Still I recomend it to all. It’s still going to be tough. If exhaustion doesn’t get you altitude sickness will. Take some coca leaves 😁

I love your filming style!

When was this video taken?

Amo Minas gerais

Great video of the hike! We've been to Peru 3 times and Machu Picchu twice. We didn't do the hike like you did...wish we were able to....we're in our 60's and 70's! It's truly a fantastic and amazing place. Hoping to go back in Sept!!

I did the w-trek in Patagonia (torres del Paine in Chile) at the end of 2022. Doing research for a Peru adventure and was wondering what time of the year you went. It looks like you had super clear days on the Inca StairMaster 3000 trail.

Thanks for the video btw

Could tou tag the restaurants that you have been at the video ? It will be wonderful

Great video!!! Minas ist the true Brazil and very safety. I love Minas!

You did a very job in this video . Congratulations . Very few people show case this place food skills . Very original food and respect . Amazing mix of fruit ,cheese and meat of course the carbs .

#Mg

Spot on, John! Hey..new follower here from Brazil. As a brazillian guy I agree on everything you said. Love it! About bossa nova, you're right. Unfortunately most of the ppl don't listen to it anymore. Young ppl don't even know how it sound. But if you go to a bar where they play Jazz, you'll certainly listen to some great bossa nova tunes. Nice to meet you

I did this in 2011. Took us 3 days though. Might of changed since then.

Quiero vivir ahí, qué belleza ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Qué se quema? Estación de bomberos!

That's me

Awesome video and find. :)

Well my internet research tells me it’s a Hompak or “Mayan Trumpet”.

😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨

That's pretty sweet, where is that?

Cheers!😂

Hermoso

Nice video. Planning my May 2024 trip.

😮Looks busy…We were due to go last Thursday but gave it a miss and enjoyed the celebrations in Cusco instead 🎉

I’m peruvian but INCAS did this? No way

Inca didn’t build it

You're a lucky man. The didn't spit to you 😂😂😂

This is cuteness overload!

I find ancient ruins and history fascinating as well. Have you heard of a type of labyrinth in those ruins or around Lima? Thanks for sharing!

How long did it take you to get to the top please?

What a trek. Thanks for sharing!

Really cool! Thanks 😊

Did your payment cover the descent in the train?

Is it a dangerous hike?

Question to anyone: is it a must to have a 750 usd tour and guide? I’m going to Peru in May and thinking of doing this trail or others in the area leading up to Machu Picchu.

Thanks for sharing man, great all around about the food, rare to see those. You sure deserve more views, wishing you success.

That looks so amazing 😻 How was the toilet situation up there? Is it possible to sneak some shower?