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Thank you. It worked out perfectly for mid-late autumn :)

Thank you. Honestly not my favorite part of Perú - way too many people for me, I just like to hike alone in the mountains (which I did a lot during my 2.5 months in Perú, check my other videos for that :)... Not that I regret the visit, it's nice, but visiting all these archeological sites just somehow seemed like the mandatory thing to do since I am in Perú - things to cross off the checklist.

Indeed, epic mountains.

indeed

@@Vida_Leve_Pra_Nois Hi, thanks. The last video of the playlist ( ruclips.net/p/PLO5EI7tJ3Ayak377PPCOqvOGb2XY5Wctf&si=ioaYm8ppM4ImRpJ1 ) is my description/guide of the hike, GPX files are linked under that video. Only map I ever used was mapy.cz (has both web and app version, it's free, you can download the whole world and you do not need an account), I've yet to see any better topographic tourist map (and that includes the paid ones).

Thank you

Thank you for watching my video.

@@azbestusa8107 The Choquequirao archeological site is far from "mini", the ruins are on a huge area but not all that much is uncovered... If you wanna see more, I was there at the end of day 1 and the first half of day 2 (playlist is linked in the description)

Thank you, well the video doesn't show (other) tourists simply because they were not there. More people only started showing up once I joined with the Salkantay trek (less remote, shorter and thus much more popular trek), and of course Machu Picchu itself is absolutely crowded. On bigger hikes like these you barely meet anyone on the trail, vast majority of people is just too lazy and/or out of shape to go to more remote places. And that is also why I love to go there - this is a playlist of my favorite days in Perú, to be honest Machu Picchu does not make the top 10 and the stuff at the Sacred valley/Cusco is my least favorite from the things I've done in Perú (tho these are also the videos that get all the interest)... I just like to be alone in the mountains. ruclips.net/p/PLO5EI7tJ3AyZ7vth1zjytactGugUuL44H

@@tamachanASMR Thank you for your kind comments

@@markmark2163 I am not ashamed of being European. It's just a catchy title, and in general I didn't get the feeling that the term "gringo" was used as an insult, it's just "a white foreigner who doesn't really know how things function in latin America" - which accurately describes me. So yes, from the perspective of Peruvians (and I guess latin America in general) I am a gringo and I'm fine with that. While I was hiking from Ausangate to Tinki, I met this little girl on a dirt road in front of a house, she looked at me, smiled, and said "glingo". It was very cute.

Thanks. I took a bit over an hour, I don't think you could go much faster, at least not in high (dry) season - too many other tourists to pass and mostly no place for passing. The video might look a bit misleading in that regard, I try to do my best to not record other people when possible.

Thank you very much! Unfortunately my adventures in Perú are coming to an end in a few days. There will be a video or two more from the Cusco/Urubamba region, but no more big mountains. I also plan to make some shorter "supercut" videos from all of my multi day hikes at some point. But soon I will go back to work and I'll only do some smaller vacations close by (in Europe) a couple of times a year.

@@kkaryk A farewell hike to say bye Peru? 😉

@@laperuanaa just going around the archeological sites like all the other tourist do, except on my own, not with tours... I can't really do much hiking anyway, because I caught some 🦠 (very likely from an argentino on a colectivo, well now I am the evil spreader I guess). That's fucking typical, as soon as I leave the safe haven of the mountains and get in with the crowds.

@@kkaryk I hope you get better soon 🙂

Thank you very much. To be honest I would not consider Colca as one of the highlights of Perú for me (those would be Huayhuash day 5 and 6, paso del Zorro day hike, Chachani and Misti volcanoes. For now, as I am not yet finished with Perú :). Tho in fairness I do have a strong bias towards high mountains.

It was epic! And tomorrow's video is going to be amazing as well :)

There was a completely clear sky except for the first two days. I don't even bother unfolding my solar panel unless I have sun. The solar panel I use is the Sandberg Solar Charger 40W QC3.0+PD+DC . It can charge my phone+camera simultaneously 0-100% inside two hours in direct sun.

I am glad you find this useful. I tried to make a video I wanted to see before I went :)

Oh me and my electronics, thats where I go overkill... 1 camera (DJI osmo action 3, 3x1770 mAh battery), 2 phones (5 and 6 Ah, I never even turned on the 6 Ah phone), 20 Ah power bank. But most importantly 40W 6 cells solar panel (big bad boy weighting 1,3 kg). With the weather I got I could honestly make do with just the solar panel, 1 phone (tho I would take backup phone anyway for GPS), 2 batteries for the camera and no power bank.

@@kkaryk We are going there on the first week of August. We have 3 x 20,000 mAh batteries for 2 of us. And we are planning to bring DJI mini 3 pro drone. Which solar they did you use?

Thank you. Days 5 and 6 of my Huayhuash route are probably the most epic mountain sights I've seen... so far :)... I am far from finished with Peru and much more is coming! I am also adding English subtitles (closed captions on RUclips) to all my videos now (tho I do not say much).

@@kkaryk Great! Subtitles do make ithe videos more interesting, makes us feel more connected. My son of 15 saw this video as well and now has Peru on his bucketlist 👍🏻🥳 He loves mountains as much as you do. We are going back to Hohe Tauern, Mallnitz, that’s how we know you 👍🏻

Anglicky "alpine route" - "alpský typ cesty" znamená takovou cestu necestu horama (pěšina občas může být, občas nemusí, občas se musí najít kudy kam a překonat terény kde je nutný toho prostě dělat víc než jen dávat nohu před nohu). HuayHuash se dá obejít "normální" stezkou, kde se chodí s osly, nebo se podívat víc do hor a jít tou "alpskou" variantou. Já kombinuju oboje (Jdu po alpský variantě, ale vyhýbám se těm částem kde bych musel třeba slaňovat nebo jít sám po ledovci). Proto název "alpine-ish" routes, nejdu totiž standardním HuayHuash okruhem. A jinak je to samozřejmě v Peru, Cordillera HuayHuash.

Každý den v 7 přibyde další videjko :)

Thank you, Today I made English subtitles for all the Tenerife videos.

@@kkaryk appreciate it 👏👏

Thanks, this was a base camp transfer and resupply day - so no cool summits, just a grueling hike with 30+kg on my back - about 30km, 800m elevation gain and 1150m elevation loss. It has its charm, but I sure prefer to go light and high.

Thanks, on this day I was at the most touristy/crowded area of Teide (Los Roques de García, Teide summit itself with the help of a cable car). I was planning this trip about 2 weeks before I went and there was no way to get permission for the summit on such a short notice (they will not let you go beyond the top lift station unless you booked a permission for the summit for that day/hour, impossible to do later than 3-4 months ahead). So the only way to get to the summit for me was to join some organized group with a mountain guide. Anyway, this is not how I normally like to do things, but it worked out pretty well. The tour I ended up finding included cable car ticket up, summit and descent on foot on the east side during the sunset to see the pyramid shadow - very cool sight. Tho I still prefer the hike I did the following day - I ascended Teide on the west side and used the cable car to go down, much cooler terrains around the old caldera (Pico viejo).

Thank you for your kind words, this was actually an off day, all I did was go get water and go back to base camp. That area was the most remote/abandoned one from the whole trip tho (it is far from any paved road and the "camp zone" Fuente del Llano has no water - tho it appeared that at some point it did). It certainly had its charm :)

Dělám na něm, je to formou seriálu kde den je díl. Vypustím najednou, ať jdu s dobou a můžete dát binge watch. Asi zítra večer bude hotofo. Byt v Plzni je v rekonstrukci, takže před další výpravou teď budu pár týdnů v Nejdku.

V září.

Takový věci už nežeru

Thanks, it's nothing special - just mounted on the board and tilted a little bit upwards (about 15°, otherwise half the screen would be the board). Horizon stabilization is the important part here, if your camera does not have a good horizon stabilization feature forget about it. This was shot on DJI osmo action 3.

Tam je teď období dešťů, moc mokrý kopečky.

@@kkaryk tak si vezmeš pláštěnku, ne?

​@@marekz6150 kdepa, já mám rád výhledy. Když Peru, tak na jaře, jestli zdraví dovolí. Teď to musím stupňovat pomalinku.

Nefím, mám zdravotní patálie, převážně jsem v Plzni. Větší cestu jsem ještě úplně nevzdal, příští měsíc rozhodne.

Takže můžem jít na pivo?@@kkaryk

@@PanVejce můžem, ale piju jen vodu a neslazený čaj.

Thank you. That this the way I like to hike - light, fast, far and high, then go to civilization and have a proper rest :). I am assuming you are a local? Amazing place, lots of hikes nearby and a train station right in Mallnitz, I will surely visit again at some point. There was a perfect star alignment for my trip - out of season, perfect weather (well it wasn't just the stars, I checked the weather forecast and bought train tickets 2 days prior haha). The only concern I had was that when I arrived (24.09.), I saw a snow line at about 2300m (there was a cold front in the previous few days). So I planed a hike to Feldseekopf on 25th, because the slope was facing southeast, so I hoped the snow would mostly melt during the morning. And the slope I climbed up to Ankogel was facing southwest, so I planned it for the next day. It worked out perfectly! The playlist of all the hikes I took in the area is here: ruclips.net/p/PLO5EI7tJ3AyZkOwVZZ46qIir_J-69N8es&si=Nkq7dx92S2xGjDRZ

It still amazes me when I see this again. You must be very strong and do not seem to have fear at all, that must be great, to be able to do this in one day. So again, much respect!

V mojí sólo procházce o den dřív (Ilmenspitze) máš taky salám.

its not just about lifting the weight, you need to be able to control the thing reasonably well with the additional weight... given my experience with the copter i think you probably could go a bit higher (like 300 or maybe 350 grams) and it would still do ok, but 500g is definitely too much for effective flight. Anyway, pretty much every action camera weights less than even those 250g, so for someone looking to get into aerial photography and to not spend much money, mjx 101 is a great option.