I do feel for the people, particularly kids, whose lives are treated as a tourist attraction. Particularly those kids gaming on computers. But overall, this is a pretty good video. I’ve been to Ollantaytambo, taking local transport and backpacking with my husband and then 4 year old. We had a wonderful week! It helped that I am Chilean (though I have been an Aussie since the age of 5) and speak decent Spanish. My husband found it just as amazing, and our child loved it too! I now have another kid who is now 6, and I’d love for her to get to see it too.
Here in Aotearoa/New Zealand us Maori had a traditional digging stick, called a "ko", it is identical to the "hand plough" shown here. Our ko could also be used as a weapon.
That is fascinating, and believable, unlike many other fantasies about this amazing site. After all, there were intelligent cultures here prior to the Inca. What is your source for that?
