I set out with a local guide and a mule and a mule-lad to trek to Vilcabamba, the last and lost Inca city, located in a distant, hidden, rainforested valley, and a full three days of walking remote trails away …
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so ive been doin some research and realize that there are two different vilcabambas….one in equador and another in peru. scince playing lara croft anniversary, ive become inclined to believe that the vilabamba in peru is still undescovered so far….am i correct?
and are there really 2 vilcabambas? oh and one more thing is the peruvian vilcabamba like the one in tombraider?
oh lol i researched again and answered my questionz!!!the peruvian vilcabamba was dicovered in 1999 by a group of archeologists. the ruins they found were on a cliff in the andes mountains just like in lara croft
vilcabamba in ecuador is a tourist trap in loja, but still green and beautiful. it’s in the southeast mtns of ecuador.
there are two vilcabamba in peru from cusco district, one is new vilcabamba, a village (which traveler encounters first), then past espiritu pampa farther down in mtns. is “old” vilcabamba which is the ruins that are being visited now
Nossa muito legal a sua descrição de viagem, ainda mais de um lugarzinho pecualiar, uma civilização perdida, esquecida como ali…
Hoje apresento um artigo: ”A relação do baixo consumo de carne e a longevidade em humanos”, e os Vilcabambas são citados na Introdução como povos que não consumiam muita carne devido ao seu isolamento geográfico da época e como consequencia tinham maior longevidade.
Achei um dado muito importante, e pesquisando mais sobre esses povos eu pude achar o seu blog, gostei… parabéns, sucesso!!