Thread 216070782

what are Peruvians like?

>>216070782 (OP)
I'd literally live in Peru if they have cocaine plants up in their mountains

EL PERUANO...

Like the average mexican you know but far more schizophrenic

>>216070822
afghanistan or peru is popular game. They HATE trees

>>216070782 (OP)
obsessed with dota for some reason

>>216070822
The VRAEM is the largest area like that, but it also has terrorism

>>216071575
cute

>>216073214
>>216070822
In fact, this >>216071575 is just barely outside VRAEM (acronym for Valley of the Apurimac, Ene, and Mantaro rivers).

About decades ago, a tourist visiting Choquequirao was kidnapped and ransomed by Shining Path, but nothing like that has happened since.

Btw that dog, to reach Choquequirao, had to trek for like three days, up and down the Apurimac river canyon, one of the deepest in Peru.

>>216070782 (OP)
looks like potato heaven

>>216071575
>up and down the Apurimac river canyon
You get up to this point, then have to descend to the river and climb back up again

>>216074739
>that dog, to reach Choquequirao, had to trek for like three days, up and down the Apurimac river canyon

You get up to this point, then have to descend to the river and climb back up again

>>216071555
>Like the average mexican
So like niggers? Got it.

>>216076180
A cable car is in the works, will make it easier to reach the site. Btw, that image shows part of the Choquequirao-Vitcos Inca trail. After the Spanish conquest, a faction of the Incas established a Neo-Inca State in Vitcos, believing the forested slopes of the Amazonian Andes offered good protection.

Then they quickly moved their base futher into the Amazon, to Vilcabamba, most likely being Espiritu Pampa, though in recent years, there's a contending site that has been named "Hatun Vilcabamba," despite still not knowing for sure if it was atcually Vilcabamba.

100 years ago, Choquequirao and Machu Picchu were also considered strong candidates for Vilcabamba, until modern research ruled them out. Machu Picchu in particular, was advertised as Vilcabamba for decades. Initially, this was the reason it became popular

Some images of the trail

>>216077845
the road descends into this valley

>>216071575
perru caca

>>216070782 (OP)
Those are potatoes not peruvians

Here's Vitcos, with Manco Inca’s palace visible on the right

neat
mountains = SOVL

>neat
>mountains = SOVL

>>216078498
you seem irrationally upset
but it's what I'd expect from a flat horizon sufferer

>>216078530
>a flat horizon sufferer
I just don't enjoy nature, period, and I believe people who like them are just not evolved fully, to put it lightly.

>>216078584
grim

>>216078584
flag checks out

>>216078708
I can understand why people would think nature is marvelous, but to me its just what it is. billions of years, by the laws of physics and chemistry. its not rocket science, so I prefer something with a bit of humanity, I'm a human after all. I like to look into us, this very species, how we interact with the nature, and more importantly, with each other. let me show u an example of what I consider marvelous: loot at picrel, this swedish man tried so hard to swallow the dogshit food he just made which you wouldn't even want to serve to some stray dog. simply epic. innit?

>>216078886
yes damn

>>216070782 (OP)
I heard they claim to have invented everything.

>>216078036
torn to shit by glaciers. What rock is that?

>>216078138
What's the difference