"To visit Machupijchu, you must prepare the soul, sharpen the senses. Forget for some minutes, the small and transcendental problems of our lives, of modern... man..."
"After almost four hours by train, on one of the most impressive and spectacular stretches in the world, from high, cold early morning plains down to lush vegetation in the frequently suffocating late morning heat, one arrives at the foot of the mountain Machupijchu. Then the eight kilometer road of thirteen zigzag hairpins in an acrobatic bus takes us up the mountain, and one arrives at the hotel. From here, it is only a few steps and the city opens itself. ..."
"To visit Machupijchu, you must prepare the soul, sharpen the senses. Forget for some minutes, the small and transcendental problems of our lives, of modern... man..."
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MacHu
Picchu by Barry Brukoff (Photographer), et
al . Machu Picchu, one of those talismanic places that everyone dreams
of visiting, is celebrated here in the visually stunning photography
of
Barry Brukoff that evokes the mystery and spiritual atmosphere of this
sacred lost city. Interwoven with the images is Pablo Neruda's epic
poem
"Heights of Machu Picchu" that has been described as "one of Neruda's
greatest
poetic works." The book is a bilingual edition: a sparkling new English
translation of Neruda's poem by noted translator Stephen Kessler runs
side
by side with the original Spanish. |
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INKA...de
Los Andes
Juku (4:33)
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The
Flight of the Condor
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Sacred Sites International Foundation
THE WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF MACHU
PICCHU:
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Picchu NOW.
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