Best Things To Do in Caldera, Chile
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Orbicular Granite Nature Sanctuary
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Top 10 Things to Do in Ecuador (Ecuador Travel Guide)
This list of top 10 things to do in Ecuador shows you the highlights of the country along the avenue of the volcanoes in the Andean region
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Ecuador is one of the most diverse countries in the world though it's comparably tiny. Beside the Galapagos Islands (which is the #1 tourist destination in Ecuador) the country has a lot more to offer, therefore I focussed on La Sierra in this video which is a paradise for landscape lovers and outdoor adventurers.
Another reason to visit the Andean region is that you have the chance to dive into the local culture and get a real feeling of Ecuador. The places to see in Ecuador I focussed on in this short video are the result of my own travels along the center from north to south and are easily doable in 2 weeks time.
Things to do in Ecuador covered in this video:
01) 00:36 - Otavalo market in Otavalo
02) 01:00 - Hike the Cuicocha lake
03) 01:25 - Middle of the World, Mitad del Mundo & Quitsato in Cayambe
04) 01:48 - Quito, capital & UNESCO World Heritage
05) 02:08 - Termas de Papallacta (hot springs)
06) 02:24 - Cayambe Coca National Park
07) 02:45 - Quilotoa & Shalala viewpoint
08) 03:13 - Tren Crucero & Nariz del Diablo (Devil's nose)
09) 03:47 - Inka ruins in Ingapirca
10) 04:04 - Cuenca & it's beautiful old town
What are your best things to do in Ecuador?
I’m looking forward to more tips from other travelers and Ecuador experts. Have you been and know of some cool places? Let us know in the comments below!
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In this video: Valle de la Luna (Valley of the Moon) offers many stunning rock formations, it is about 10 km/6 mi west of San Pedro de Atacama. Sunset at Kary Viewpoint with views over the Atacama desert and Licancabur volcano. Laguna Cejar with waters as salty as the Dead Sea. Sunset views from Laguna Tebenquinche and the Andes behind it.
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Pachamama by Bus, Caldera, Copiapó Province, Atacama Region, Chile, South America
Pachamama is a goddess revered by the indigenous people of the Andes. She is also known as the earth/time mother. In Inca mythology, Mama Pacha or Pachamama is a fertility goddess who presides over planting and harvesting. She causes earthquakes and is typically in the form of a dragon. She is also an ever present and independent deity who has her own self-sufficient and creative power to sustain life on this earth. Pachamama is the wife of Pachakamac and her sons are Inti, the sun god, and Killa, the moon goddess. In Quechua cosmology, these are the four organizing principles of nature based on water, earth, sun, and moon. Llamas as well as burned, elaborate miniature garments are sacrificed to her. After the conquest by Spain, which forced conversion to Roman Catholicism, the figure of the Virgin Mary became united with that of the Pachamama for many of the indigenous people. In pre-Hispanic literature, Pachamama is seen as a cruel goddess eager to collect her sacrifices. As Peru began to form into a nation, however, Pachamama began to be and to this day is perceived as being benevolent and giving. She is also seen as nature itself. Thus, problems arise when people take too much from nature because they are taking too much from Pachamama. Pachamama is usually translated as Mother Earth, but a more literal translation would be World Mother (in Aymara and Quechua. Since there is no equal diction in modern Spanish or English, it was translated by the first Spaniard Chronists as mama = mother / pacha = world or land; and later widened in a modern meaning as the cosmos or the universe). The Inca goddess can be referred to in multiple ways; the primary way being Pachamama. Other names for her are: Mama Pacha, La Pachamama, and Mother Earth. La Pachamama differs from Pachamama because the 'La' signifies the interwoven connection that the goddess has with nature, whereas Pachamama--without the 'La' refers to only the goddess. Pachamama and Inti are believed to be the most benevolent deities; they are worshiped in parts of the Andean mountain ranges, also known as Tawantinsuyu (the former Inca Empire) (stretching from present day Bolivia, Ecuador, Chile and northern Argentina being present day Peru the center of the empire with its capital city in Cuzco). Pachamama is known to the people of the Andean region as a good mother. Therefore, people usually toast to her honor before every meeting or festivity, in some regions by spilling a small amount of chicha on the floor, before drinking the rest. This toast is called challa and it is made almost every day. Pachamama has a special worship day called Martes de challa (Challa's Tuesday), when people bury food, throw candies, and burn incense. In some cases, celebrants assist traditional priests, known as yatiris in Aymara, in performing ancient rites to bring good luck or the good will of the goddess, such as sacrificing guinea pigs or burning llama fetuses (although this is no longer common). The festival coincides with Shrove Tuesday, also celebrated as Carnevale or Mardi Gras. The central ritual to Pachamama is the Challa or Pago (Payment). It is carried out during all the month of August, and in many places also on the first Friday of each month. Other ceremonies are carried out in special times, as upon leaving for a trip or upon passing an apacheta. According to Mario Rabey and Rodolfo Merlino, Argentine anthropologists who studied the Andean culture from the 1970s to the 1990s, The most important ritual is the challaco. Challaco is a deformation of the Quechua words 'ch'allay' and 'ch'allakuy', that refer to the action to insistently sprinkle. In the current language of the campesinos of the southern Central Andes, the word challar is used in the sense of to feed and to give drink to the land'. The challaco covers a complex series of ritual steps that begin in the family dwellings the night before. They cook a special food, the tijtincha. The ceremony culminates at a pond or stream, where the people offer a series of tributes to Pachamama, including food, beverage, leaves of coca and cigars. Rituals to honor Pachamama take place all year, but are especially abundant in August, right before the sowing season. Because August is the coldest month of the winter season in the southern Andes, people feel more vulnerable to illness at this time. August is therefore regarded as a tricky month. During this time of mischief, the Andean people believe that they must be on very good terms with nature in order to keep themselves and their crops and livestock healthy and protected. In order to do this, families perform cleansing rituals by burning plants wood and other items in order to scare evil spirits who are thought to be more abundant at this time. People also drink a certain kind of tea called mate which is thought to give good luck.
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【K】Chile Travel-Magallanes[칠레 여행-마가야네스]옥빛 빙하수/Grey Glacier/Glacial milk/Patagonia/Torres del Paine
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그레이 빙하 호수로 가는 길, 입구에 작은 다리가 여행객들을 맞는다. “여기는 핑고 호수가 보이는 현수교입니다. 빙하가 녹은 물이 유입돼서 강 색깔이 탁해요. 빙하와의 거리가 가까울수록 퇴적물이 많이 섞여서 물이 탁하고 빙하에서부터 멀어지면 멀어질수록 물 색이 맑아집니다.” 성격이 쾌활한 가이드는 고단한 여행길에 즐거운 늘 동반자 역할을 해준다. 다리 위를 걷다보니 물빛이 온통 옥빛이다. 멀리 그레이 빙하에서 시작된 빙하수다. 출렁다리를 건너니 널찍한 하구가 나타났다. 그런데 갑자기 사람들의 발걸음이 분주하다. 빙하 호수다. 빙하 호수 끝자락, 구름에 휩싸인 눈 덮힌 산봉우리가 신비스러움을 더한다.
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On the way to the Gray Glacier Lake, a small bridge at the entrance meets the travelers. This is a suspension bridge where you can see Lake Pingo. The glacier melts into the river and the color of the river is clear. The closer you are to a glacier, the more water will be blended with the more sediment and the farther away you are from the glacier, the clearer the water will be. The cheerful nature guide is always a good companion on a hard journey. Walking on the bridge, the water is all over the moon. A glacier shout that began in the gray glacier far away. Crossing the limb, I saw a spacious estuary. Suddenly, people are busy. It is a glacier lake. The end of a glacier lake, the snow-covered mountain peaks covered in clouds add to the mystery.
[Chile : Google Translator]
Camino al Glaciar Grey Lake, un pequeño puente en la entrada celebra los viajeros. Este es un lago que se ve suspensión pinggo. Agua Dwaeseo fusión glacial de entrar en el color panorámica river'm. Cuanto más cerca de la distancia entre el agua y el hielo pop mezclar una gran cantidad de sedimentos, y cuanto más lejos de la tierra de color agua glacial está claro. La guía de carácter lúdico hace un buen compañero actúa siempre en el agotador viaje. Yo camino por el puente todo las aguas esmeralda. Glaciar en el glaciar Grey comenzó charlando. Cruzar el puente se balanceaba un amplio estuario. Pero es pronto los pasos de las personas ocupadas. El lago glacial. Orilla del lago glacial, además de un sentido místico picos de las montañas cubiertas de nieve envuelto en nubes.
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■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 이낙선 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2017년 7월July
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Turismo, Qué ver en Santiago de Chile - Attractions in Santiago. Chile Marzo 2015
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Recorremos los principales lugares turísticos de la capital de Chile.
El Palacio de la Moneda, Plaza de Armas, Cerro Santa Lucía, La Piojera, catedral...
Todo esto se encuentra en el centro de Santiago y se puede llegar fácilmente caminando de unos lugares a otros.
Santiago es una ciudad estupenda, igual que su gente!!!
We visit the major sights of the capital of Chile.
The Palacio de la Moneda, Plaza de Armas, Cerro Santa Lucía, La Piojera, cathedral ...
All this is in the center of Santiago and is easily accessible on foot from one place to another.
Santiago is a great city, like its people !!!
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