খড়গপুর খড়গপুর গিয়ে গিয়ে গান গেয়ে গেয়ে হয়েছি বিধায় সাইজ অনুযায়ী অনুযায়ী সালে প্রকাশিত লেখাগুলোর লেখাগুলোর লেখাগুলোর লিংক দেয়া হয়েছে দিদির খারাপের খারাপের খারাপের মূল মূল মূল মূল উদ্দেশ্য ছিল বলে বলে জানা গেছে আমাদের আমাদের কাছে গিয়ে একটা ব্যাপার স্যাপার মাফিয়াদের মাফিয়াদের মাফিয়াদের
In fact I downloaded all 5 episodes of this documentary and spent 2.5 hour of last night watching it with total aggression. And I can say that Daniel Mancilla, the driver was such a wonderful personality. I felt like visiting Brazil to taste this adventure. Much love from Accra -Ghana
This driver is the soul of this documentary. Such a kind and humble human! An inspiration! It makes me want to buy a ticket and do that route with some friends in that bus. Thank you DW, for this amazing documentary!
This documentary is a must watch for travellers to South America. The human touch is evident in the five part series as we get to know and love the characters and their emotions. A beautiful peice of art with a lot of heart.
I went to Cusco for 5 weeks in the Summer of 2018. Also visited Machu Picchu. Cusco is actually higher in elevation than Machu Picchu. My advice to anyone going to Cusco is to get some cardio strength before going and prepare for a tough adjustment. I live at sea level and the experience of adjusting to Cusco was much more difficult than I expected. I would wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air, especially the first several weeks. And the experience of climbing up and down steep streets and hills definitely gave me an incredible cardio workout (there is almost nothing flat in Cusco).
This brings back so many memories. I spent 3 months in Cuzco which gave me a lot of time to visit Machu Picchu and many other Inca sites in the Urubamba valley. I did the bus tour to Puerto Maldonado and remember much of the road, including the bread in Oropeza. As soon as this Covid crisis is over, I'm going to South America again, but I will never do a long trip like that nonstop.
Visiting Machu Pichu definitely needs crowd control. Maintaining a limited number of people that can visit the place in a guided tour (i.e. tourist not damaging anything) will help in preserving this historic site.
Just finished the 4th part and already mesmerized by the video. Perhaps the passengers are like film Artists. They have entered into history. And Machu Pichu legends,,, wowed by it.
Peru is much more similar to Nepal. When i Watched landscape and people and road, I felt that I am in Nepal, Everything is similar except the language and driving lane. Really amazing documentary...
I have so much respect for the tribes. They understand the true meaning of life. I wish I was about 50 years younger. I never made it to Peru. Had I understood exactly what goes on in Peru I think I might have wanted to live there... high in the Andes. The younger the better.
Hi👋 i am from India Wow.. i gone to One of the wonder in the World.. beautiful Machu Picchu😘😘😘...Cuzco , Peru nd villages in nature scenery 😍.. In my imagination i will be there. My special thanks 🤝to Ormeno Bus company nd cameraman 🤝 Till.
Extremely impressed with the excellent road. We never know the names of the engineers and the laborers who build giant structures, and somehow we should. There should be an Oscar for engineering feats as well as other things.
Thank you! We're glad that you're enjoying the journey so far. If you haven't already, make sure you watch the other parts of the series here: Part 1: th-cam.com/video/C_ODFlqURxY/w-d-xo.html Part 2: th-cam.com/video/Gkdt36SNc7Q/w-d-xo.html Part 3: th-cam.com/video/iIeq7LpfX88/w-d-xo.html
sunil Duggal I just saw all the 5 episodes, Great vedios,felt like i was travelling, will do so after worldwide lockdown is over. Will see all DW vedios
Hi @Sunil duggal, Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. We're so glad you enjoyed the series and that you're planning to check our more of our documentaries. :-) Let us know what you think! Best, The DW Documentary Team
Peoples within a few hundred miles should only visit once in their lifetime. People unintentionally destroy the ruins. It's something everyone should get to enjoy so limit the number of visitors yearly. By half or more. Sacred sight!
Reminds me of all the Hindu holy temples in the Himalayan mountains of India, Nepal, Tibet. All of the Shaman ideas and foundation is very similar in concept and reality to the Vedic principles of energy and life. Very Sad that the Inca civilization did not survive. Despite Islamic and European colonial slaughter of the past 1200 years, ancient Vedic and Hindu civilization managed to survive and maintain and propagate its true culture through centuries.
In Peru such as Cuzco,Interoceanic Highway was the Peruvian Equivalent of Kennon Road,Halsema Highway and Marcos Highway in the Philippines because it was distinct resemblance of Andes Mountains with Cordillera Mountain Ranges and the road are much unique hairpin turns but hazardous due to fogs
I’m so glad been to Lima, Cusco and of course Mitchum Michu in 2016, wonderful places to visit. But I must say they need limit numbers of tourist, I felt I’m like visiting a Disneyland lol.
I wish that as a soundtrack you had played the Villa-Lobos piece, "The Little Train of the Caipira" about a little train in Brazil going through the Amazon jungle. It's beautifully fitting.
The issue of Machu picchu's overuse is easy to solve. What you do is you radically raise the price. You'll end up with the same revenues but many fewer visitors.
The Inca way of life is so similar to Hinduism, natives of north america, same concept of energy and energy lines, existence of ports on earth that help you travel the universe, mountain gods etc...nature worship is incredible, so peaceful!
They told us Machu Picchu cost $100 to enter in 2011. It was already a mass tourism site, so that coupled with the price, was just not worth it. There are many other seldom explored gems in Peru, but alas I am not permitted in return due to sanctions imposed on me because I and my girlfriend, bought a traditional charango in Cusco from a well known artisan, made with traditional armadillo shell. Upon leaving the country in the airport, security stole the $300 charango, and sent me a letter of sanctions for attempted animal parts smuggling. Its sad that Peru is so traumatized by resource exploitation that a tourist looking to support the traditional artisanal culture is threatened with incarceration. I still love Peru though. Especially huayno music and cuy!
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খড়গপুর খড়গপুর গিয়ে গিয়ে গান গেয়ে গেয়ে হয়েছি বিধায় সাইজ অনুযায়ী অনুযায়ী সালে প্রকাশিত লেখাগুলোর লেখাগুলোর লেখাগুলোর লিংক দেয়া হয়েছে দিদির খারাপের খারাপের খারাপের মূল মূল মূল মূল উদ্দেশ্য ছিল বলে বলে জানা গেছে আমাদের আমাদের কাছে গিয়ে একটা ব্যাপার স্যাপার মাফিয়াদের মাফিয়াদের মাফিয়াদের
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In fact I downloaded all 5 episodes of this documentary and spent 2.5 hour of last night watching it with total aggression. And I can say that Daniel Mancilla, the driver was such a wonderful personality. I felt like visiting Brazil to taste this adventure. Much love from Accra -Ghana
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I think you meant "attention".
Not "aggression".
How sweet of you to say that. He's definitely awesome. Much love from Los Angeles California USA
@@DarkMoonDroid Whichever way it was.
@@lildoveable Much love to you too.
This driver is the soul of this documentary. Such a kind and humble human! An inspiration! It makes me want to buy a ticket and do that route with some friends in that bus. Thank you DW, for this amazing documentary!
Thanks for watching!
This is how documentaries should be made. Absolutely awesome - thanks for this lovely series.
Daniel Mancila is the key character of this unique video. He is a nice personality.
A real, live "Human Angel"!
Who’s she?
@@prettybabyface7313 he... the bus driver
Yes. It's 100% . Daniel Mancilla 👍
This documentary is a must watch for travellers to South America. The human touch is evident in the five part series as we get to know and love the characters and their emotions. A beautiful peice of art with a lot of heart.
Daniel Mancilla- i never seen such driver...cool.. role model for any drivers...should be celebrated as national star.
DW has always been good over the years. I say this particular documentary is the best. Just one more episode to go. Thank you, DW.
Hi Wing Low,
thanks for such a big compliment! Please stay tuned & spread the word!
Best regards
DW Documentary
Felt like I was a passenger on the bus. Great video series. Now I want to visit South America
don't. see what tourism has done
Vena a Lima, te invito una butifarra
@@librielibri2745 Don't take away tourism dollars from South America just because nobody wants to visit the hell hole you live in.
Daniel Mancilla "Steals The Show" Legend and Humble
The driver of this Epic ride, Mrm Daniel is the Hero of this Epic documentary. What a great journey and documentation! Splendid
Am a trucker from Canada and I love what Daniel Mancila is doing.
DW is a wonderful way to know my country PERU with amazing videos. I love DW
Thank you for your comments! We're glad you enjoyed our trip through Peru, it's certainly a beautiful country :-)
DW Documentary sehr schöne Dokumentation!!! 🚌
Oscar Vasquez is a man I admire greatly. His vision and dedication made Transoceania happen
God bless Daniel manciella.Would love to meet him one day.
I went to Cusco for 5 weeks in the Summer of 2018. Also visited Machu Picchu. Cusco is actually higher in elevation than Machu Picchu. My advice to anyone going to Cusco is to get some cardio strength before going and prepare for a tough adjustment. I live at sea level and the experience of adjusting to Cusco was much more difficult than I expected. I would wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air, especially the first several weeks. And the experience of climbing up and down steep streets and hills definitely gave me an incredible cardio workout (there is almost nothing flat in Cusco).
This brings back so many memories. I spent 3 months in Cuzco which gave me a lot of time to visit Machu Picchu and many other Inca sites in the Urubamba valley. I did the bus tour to Puerto Maldonado and remember much of the road, including the bread in Oropeza. As soon as this Covid crisis is over, I'm going to South America again, but I will never do a long trip like that nonstop.
Daniel Mancilla is such a sweetheart. God bless him.
I never traveled outside my continent but you guys make feel like I have. Thank you so much.
Thank you for bringing home some very happy memories of my travel experience on the same route plan. Love to you all who is playing a role
I actually felt as if I was on that bus with those people. Great video I totally enjoyed this journey.
I take this journey 2 times a week by watching this video
I’m fascinated by bread sellers and their dedication amazing. So far I love this documentary
Remarkable to watch this documentary, watched many but this is special.
Belize central America I'm from!! I love this documentary!! Those Germans boys will have beautiful memories to share back in Germany!!✌🙏🌎💖🤗💯
The best documentary ever
What an effort by DW! Spent my entire Sunday watching this series. Feels like I was one of the passengers on the journey.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! We're glad you liked the docuseries. :-)
This documentary touches my soul
peru is so beautiful with full of life and character
The driver is a legend. Although he took breaks he more or less drove through out.
Visiting Machu Pichu definitely needs crowd control. Maintaining a limited number of people that can visit the place in a guided tour (i.e. tourist not damaging anything) will help in preserving this historic site.
Not only preserving
But also boosted the economy of the surrounding areas
Just finished the 4th part and already mesmerized by the video. Perhaps the passengers are like film Artists. They have entered into history. And Machu Pichu legends,,, wowed by it.
Peru is much more similar to Nepal. When i Watched landscape and people and road, I felt that I am in Nepal, Everything is similar except the language and driving lane. Really amazing documentary...
Do you also have jungles, deserts, oasis, beaches, mountains? ???
I think he means the environment of the Andes mountains are similar to the Himalayan mountains in Nepal.
Leo el Teniente except for the beaches (nepal is a landlocked country), everything looks very similar. Even the people!
Hello friend greetings from Perú.
The Incas were an amazing civilization. It would be very interesting if DW did a documentary on them and how they related to their neghbours.
This documentary touches my soul
Best documentary ever I have seen
Wow, thx! Please tell your friends & stay tuned!
I look forward to
watching this! Thank
you. 🙂
I really love your documentaries, DW. Love from the Philippines
I have so much respect for the tribes. They understand the true meaning of life. I wish I was about 50 years younger. I never made it to Peru. Had I understood exactly what goes on in Peru I think I might have wanted to live there... high in the Andes. The younger the better.
Hi👋 i am from India
Wow.. i gone to One of the wonder in the World.. beautiful Machu Picchu😘😘😘...Cuzco , Peru nd villages in nature scenery 😍..
In my imagination i will be there.
My special thanks 🤝to Ormeno Bus
company nd cameraman 🤝 Till.
I love this 5-part series. I am watching it again :)
Extremely impressed with the excellent road. We never know the names of the engineers and the laborers who build giant structures, and somehow we should. There should be an Oscar for engineering feats as well as other things.
One of the best documentary I ever see, many thanks
This documentary was spectacular. Really enjoyed it. Thanks, DW. Danke schön!
Best documentary series made it’s right here you guys do an amazing job. 👊👊💥
Thanks a lot for watching and for your positive feedback. We appreciate you taking the time to comment and are glad you like our content!
Peru
The crew who made this documentary are really great. Their work is awesome! We shouldn't forget that there's someone behind this beautiful work..
Great documentary, what a long and adventurous journey, im planning of taking it in the near future
Thank you! We're glad that you're enjoying the journey so far. If you haven't already, make sure you watch the other parts of the series here:
Part 1: th-cam.com/video/C_ODFlqURxY/w-d-xo.html
Part 2: th-cam.com/video/Gkdt36SNc7Q/w-d-xo.html
Part 3: th-cam.com/video/iIeq7LpfX88/w-d-xo.html
@@DWDocumentary you should be showing the nazi living in Brazil
8.00
that man has developed a great way of operating in life and seems very at peace
Very uplifting documentary 👏 . DW Documentary never fails to disappoint.
That new road to Cusco reminds me of the Georgian military highway in the Caucasus mountains.
Instead of shows about picking through junk, the Discovery network should have a show about the adventures of Daniel Mancilla, what a great guy.
DW documentaries are great. I use them in my history classes with great reviews from jr high students.
sunil Duggal
I just saw all the 5 episodes, Great vedios,felt like i was travelling, will do so after worldwide lockdown is over.
Will see all DW vedios
Hi @Sunil duggal,
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. We're so glad you enjoyed the series and that you're planning to check our more of our documentaries. :-) Let us know what you think!
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
Thanks DW for this great dicumentary
Wow! I have traveled with you from Rio to Lima. The journey is quite epic to say the least
Hi langat
Loved it.. well done documentary 👌👏👏
Peoples within a few hundred miles should only visit once in their lifetime. People unintentionally destroy the ruins. It's something everyone should get to enjoy so limit the number of visitors yearly. By half or more. Sacred sight!
Reminds me of all the Hindu holy temples in the Himalayan mountains of India, Nepal, Tibet.
All of the Shaman ideas and foundation is very similar in concept and reality to the Vedic principles of energy and life.
Very Sad that the Inca civilization did not survive.
Despite Islamic and European colonial slaughter of the past 1200 years, ancient Vedic and Hindu civilization managed to survive and maintain and propagate its true culture through centuries.
Brilliant work DW... Very educational
Daniel Mancilla , a great hard working driver , a inspiration , love from India
wow felt like i was part of the journey. I love bu journey but this is in a whole new level
It's like m doing this journey❤️❤️❤️thanks for this lovely experience
Great Documentery!!!
Wow! What a great trip. Thanks for taking us along.
In Peru such as Cuzco,Interoceanic Highway was the Peruvian Equivalent of Kennon Road,Halsema Highway and Marcos Highway in the Philippines because it was distinct resemblance of Andes Mountains with Cordillera Mountain Ranges and the road are much unique hairpin turns but hazardous due to fogs
God bless Daniel Manila he is awesome what a rockstar!!
Thanx very much , good documentary
Hi @tri wibowo,
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. :-)
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
I’m so glad been to Lima, Cusco and of course Mitchum Michu in 2016, wonderful places to visit. But I must say they need limit numbers of tourist, I felt I’m like visiting a Disneyland lol.
36:16
Crazy driver cutting the bend
It's awesome to watch Brazil and Peru. It'll be good for tourism, but they should be opening a train line to boost up tourism
Daniel Mancilla is a legend.
I hope his employer sees it, he should be rewarded for driving in such manner and the devotion he shows.
9:12 most beautiful scene.
that was a wonderful documentary i had to download just to show my dad
Imekuwa poa sana nyokabi
outstanding....!!!!!
Outstanding 👍
Great work, thanks DW. Best wishes from Bahrain.
Thank you for your compliments! Best regards to Bahrain.
I wish that as a soundtrack you had played the Villa-Lobos piece,
"The Little Train of the Caipira" about a little train in Brazil going through the Amazon jungle. It's beautifully fitting.
Such a beautiful documentary film.
The issue of Machu picchu's overuse is easy to solve. What you do is you radically raise the price. You'll end up with the same revenues but many fewer visitors.
The Inca way of life is so similar to Hinduism, natives of north america, same concept of energy and energy lines, existence of ports on earth that help you travel the universe, mountain gods etc...nature worship is incredible, so peaceful!
They should do a spin-off series with the bus driver where he is taken to cool places around the world.
...Fantastic Documentary! Experiencing this is mandatory.
Bravo! Super 👌👌
Nice documentary..... from 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Dankie
That was pretty damn good, thanks.
We really appreciate your feedback. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more :)
Amazing video! 👍👌👏
What a wonderful thing to do i love it
Beautiful Machupicchu mountains
One hundred percent right when he said respect the holy sight
very nice and informative journey documentary... so much hard work and good work involved.. very interesting
I am almost there on this video tour. Thanks
wonderful country
Dude my quechua classes are paying off on this video!
39:36 THEY HAVE NOODLES TOO :D
😁😁😁😁😁😁
"Tallarin saltado" is called, which means 'jumpy noodles' (bc in the preparation, you make them jump in the pan) lol
Somewhere, between the commercials, there is a nice documentary
Emperors' old groove. (22:00)
12:12 Baker's burb.
30:40 Kingdom of crystal skulls.
These later parts seem to have way more ads.
Transoceanica series 4/5 done. 🚍❤
Awesome information ℹ️☺️
These parts where they stop on the road are kind of like character development
They told us Machu Picchu cost $100 to enter in 2011. It was already a mass tourism site, so that coupled with the price, was just not worth it. There are many other seldom explored gems in Peru, but alas I am not permitted in return due to sanctions imposed on me because I and my girlfriend, bought a traditional charango in Cusco from a well known artisan, made with traditional armadillo shell. Upon leaving the country in the airport, security stole the $300 charango, and sent me a letter of sanctions for attempted animal parts smuggling. Its sad that Peru is so traumatized by resource exploitation that a tourist looking to support the traditional artisanal culture is threatened with incarceration. I still love Peru though. Especially huayno music and cuy!
Very different documentry.. learned many thing .. but can you please tell the name of the sound track used at 10:05 - 10:15 .. its very good
The german tourists are disappointed Machu Picchu is full of tourists as they came there as tourists. Did they want it all for themselves?
they work for dw
I won't say that they're tourists, they're travellers. And there's a huge difference between the two.