4K City Walks: Copan Ruins Ancient Mayan Ruins in 360 Walking Tour

4K City Walks: Copan Ruins Ancient Mayan Ruins in 360 Walking Tour
The Mayan Ruins of Copan, Honduras, just across the border from Guatemal are some of the most impressive in Central America. It has basically merged with the forest which actually helps preserve it. We say the pyramids and ball courts, stelle and temples, and took a private tour to help understand the ancient mayan culture that thrived there. Walking around these ruins was like walking through an Indiana Jones movie. Also known as the Lost City of the Monkey god or the white city, the ruins are amazing to tour around. Wild Macaws have a feeding station and you can hear their cries. There is also a wonderful museum of mayan art on the premises that is definitely worth a visit.
Are you on a treadmill and looking for a virtual treadmill walk? this is a great vr video for you. You can either use a vr headset or use your mouse or touchscreen to scroll around as desired while you exercise on your treadmill. Enjoy.

[@AmsterdamStreetview]

WOW, Special recordings, Better than History channel. More please. You have a regular viewer. Greetings from Amsterdam.

[@CityWalks]

Thank you very much! - H

[@evalouisefowler]

your 360 videos are great. thank you for taking the time to film them. it means people like me can in some small way visit places we may not be able otherwise ^_^

[@CityWalks]

I'm so pleased you found it helpful and enjoyable. I love getting feedback like this more than 1000 views. Thanks so much. -Henry

[@WhatAboutNepal]

I love these videos so much I bought myself a 360 camera. We did a walking tour and we're uploading it to our channel, but it was really funny that we didn't realize the camera was side-ways. I love the way you did your video here. I hope to take a walk with you on your next trip.

[@CityWalks]

That is awesome! I'll keep an eye out for our 360 walk. So much to learn with those. -H

[@desirodriguez2641]

Using a VR headset with my phone to talk this walk with you on my treadmill. This journey was amazing, its been a dream of mine since being small to visit Mayan ruins! Using this footage with the treadmill has some of its challenges. For example the direction of the video was not always going along with the direction you were walking. This forced me to have to constantly re position where forwards was on my phone and then resume the walk. If there is a way to keep you camera or the footage forwards in the same direction you are facing, this would make walking along with you much much easier! These are fantastic and I appreciate your doing this! If you want to see my times comments I watch these on the Full Dive VR app :D anyone who uses the app is welcome to friend me there if you enjoy VR hikes and walks - DESI

[@CityWalks]

So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. ! -Henry

[@arlenekellas5926]

OMG that was so cool! I love the ruins and Mayan History. Thank you so much for taking us on the tour! It’s not weird to have a favorite tree. I’m 5’3” and haven’t had issues with how you’ve held the camera. Do what you need to do. Keep on the!

[@CityWalks]

So happy to hear that you enjoyed this. Thanks so much. - Henry

[@MySecretJourney]

I subbed. I’m going to get me a treadmill and walk everywhere

[@CityWalks]

Secret Journey thanks so much. Happy walking. -Henry

[@ishoreo949]

cool

[@CityWalks]

Thanks. It was a very cool place.

[@ceciliagruessing6997]

Great images... but you really should have done more research to accompany your tour. Your information seems improvised.

[@CityWalks]

You are probably right. But keep in mind that I wasn't getting paid. All the information was based on the guided tour I'd taken with my family an hour earlier. Thanks for watching. -Henry

[@CityWalks]

Yes, it was.