Peru Long Shots: 60 minutes of Slow TV from one of the world's highest train routes

Описание: Press play and travel through the Peruvian Andes on one of the highest train routes in the world, the Andean Explorer, South America’s first luxury sleeper train. Witness Peru's breathtaking landscapes unfold from Lake Titicaca's breathtaking blue water to the verdant valleys as you climb towards the Andes. Feel Taquile’s vibrant textiles and witness the techniques that have been taught for centuries, listen to captivating local stories and dine on traditional Peruvian cuisine as the sun rises over the hills. Discover Peru's majestic beauty through every moment of a day and take in the unique atmosphere of this unique journey.​

Welcome to Belmond’s slow TV series ‘Long Shots’ – ultra longform films designed for passive viewing and active dreaming. Each production captures the sights and sounds of a Belmond destination in immersive detail, from Portofino to Rio de Janeiro and Sardinia. Play in the background while you work or nap, or stream in full glory on your TV while you dream up future adventures. Whichever film you choose to tune into, you can be sure of one thing: life’s best journeys happen at a slower pace.

Find out more on the phenomenon of ‘slow TV’ and why these long-form ambient films can be both an antidote and an escape from day-to-day life: https://www.belmond.com/stories/ambie...

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00:00 Travelling through the landscapes of the Andes
01:38 Slow mornings on board the Andean Explorer
03:48 Views from the Observation Car
04:48 Breakfast looking out the window
​06:47 Aerial view of train crossing the Altiplano ​
07:23 Grand suite
17:50 The Observation Bar Car
22:47 Crossing the Andes in the snow
28:19 The Restaurant Car
33:25 The Piano Bar at night
35:59 Train at sunrise by lake Titikaka
38:25 Sunrise at Saracocha
37:35 Sunrise bonfire beside the train ​
19:08 Views across volcanos
45:18 Uros community Floating islands​
52:38  Pan pipe player and Taquile community

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