Peru, Urubamba, Peru

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Urubamba Valley was sacred Moz For Inca. She is famous for a rich history, beautiful nature And weighing attractions. Urubamba extends between Cusco and the legendary city of Machu Picchu. Due to the high level of moisture, the valley boasts fertile land with beautiful flora.

Here you can walk for a long time admiring incredible landscapes: high mountains, green fields, steep rivers and ancient buildings Inca will make each picture magnificent.

Main attractions

• The town of Rakchi, where you can see the Temple of Wiracle - a massive structure from ancient stones
• Pisac is the first stop in the sacred valley. Three times a week, the colorful market works in this town. But the ancient ruins of Incans are considered the main attraction of Sisak
• - Chief Agricultural Center Inca, and now it is the most big City In the sacred valley
• The city of Olitantambo is interesting because local residents Live in houses of the time of the Empire Inca, a little rebuilding. The main attraction of the city is a temple hill made of outstanding and fitted to each other stone blocks.
• Salinas Salinas de Maras terraces built in the Epoch of Incas are still used for salt mining. From the vertices of the mountains to the surface flows salty waterwhich defends in three thousand unusual stone tanks
• Morai, located at an altitude of 3500 meters above sea level, is famous huge complex Round terraces constructed by inconsisals for agricultural experiments. Ancient people Watched on how they behave certain plants at different heights
• Machu Picchu - this ancient city, built high in the mountains, with many inexplicable mysteries, is the main attraction of Peru, taking tourists from all over the world

How to get

• By bus from the bus station Grau. Time on the way about 1.5 hours, the cost of about 4 salts. Buses depart every 15 minutes
• By taxi from Cusco per hour, the cost of 50 salts

the ancient capital of Inca Cusco and the Sacred Valley ...

Without special adventures, a new Boeing brought us to Cusco. The city is located in the valley, at an altitude of 3,500 meters. With inappropriate, it is not entirely comfortable at such a height, although it is not enough for real mining diseases. Before the arrival of the Spaniards, there was the capital of the state of the Inca. There were many temples in the city, the subsistence of destroyed by the Spaniards. On the site of the largest Catholic churches were erected ..

This preserved foundation for the former temple of the Sun is the main temple of the city. On the field in front of him, according to the Spaniards, a garden of gold trees in full size was broken down ... Now there is a Catholic Cathedral at this place.
Previously, it was believed that, besides the foundation, nothing left of the ancient temple. But then, during the earthquake, some walls of the church fell apart. And behind them, the surviving walls of the temples of the Sun, Moon and Lightning were found. Now they are open and canned. They can be seen.

In the center of the church courtyard is a sacred stone. Inci believed that the sun was drinking from this bowl in the morning. Previously, this bowl was also covered with gold.

The ancient walls were resigned during the agriculture, which destroyed newly new buildings of the Spaniards, not by chance. Incas were very skilled builders. Their buildings are characterized by high mathematical accuracy.

The old masonry turned out to be much stronger, despite the fact that the inches did not use the solution, and customized the "dry" stones using special groove locks for strength.

In order, instead of laying brick stones, they are simply plastered and painted. Here the part of the painting was left here, so that you could see how the "disguised" walls looked at the time of conquistadors.

In the processing of stone, the Inca did not know their equal. And this is despite the fact that they did not know how to process metals, stronger copper and gold. All works were kept stone by stone.

All buildings in all found cities of the Inca have walls expanding to the base at an angle of 15 degrees. This gives them high stability during earthquakes.

Decree of the City Hall, in Cusco all houses are obliged to be tiled! A wonderful solution is very profitable to affect appearance cities!

Night Cusco is very comfortable. Guides assured us that it was completely safe here and we can calmly walk around the city.

The city was very well covered, all buildings are highlighted with sofits and very picturesque.

Public European, Spanish flavor was even pleasant after the strangers of the Inca. Perhaps this is this contrast and heats the opinions about the effect on them some alien civilizations ...

Pass on the way to the sacred valley of the Inca. There was a sentiment fortress, which served a block-post at the entrance to Cusco. You could only get here at the invitation. In general, the peoples that are now called inkam, they called themselves differently. Basically, these were the tribes of Kechua. And the Incas are only the rulers, an analogue of the pharaohs, considered the descendants of the Sun. There were 9 of them 9 ...

Saksaiuaman - temple complex Incov, for a long time, by mistake, considered the ruins of the fortress ... Folded, on the gifts, while the first Inqua, from huge stone blocks, more human growth, weighing up to 200 tons, is incomprehensible as those delivered to such a height over the city ...

On the pass was slightly bad. Almost 4 thousand meters .. And Peruvians still successfully cultivate the fields here! But, nevertheless, fairy tales about people falling in the friar and terribly sparsed air, which were frightened in Moscow, turned out to be very exaggerated.

On the road to the Valley, we were brought to a small farm, where Lam was bred. Good-natured peasants in the national hatchons are offered to feed with hay lamas and buy woolen things in the shop.

In Peru, there are 4 varieties of Lama. This is actually Lama, Guanako, Alpaca and Vicuni. All this, oddly enough, varieties of camel. Lama and Guanaki are larger than all, Alpaca is the most woolly ...

Vikuang is the smallest, buggy and practically not domesticated.

Urubamba, Sacred Valley Inca. Around this place in antiquity and began to light up the Empire Inca.

Fortress Olitantambo on her slopes.

In the walls of this fortress, according to the legend, for a long time was hidden from the anger of Inka, the rebellious general Olitai, who kidnapped his daughter and who later became the greatest conqueror of the Empire Inca and expanding her borders by almost a third of the mainland.

The sacred valley of the Inca in Andes - the Valley of the Urubamba River is the place of origin of Incan civilization. Due to the successful location, this valley was fruitful and good climat Even at times, when other regions of modern Peru suffered from many years of drought. The researchers believe that it is the ease with which the valley provided its population with food, allowed the Inca tribe in the XI century to free part of people from agriculture, start conquering nearby territories and create the Great Empire Tauantisuyu (in the language of Kechua Tawantin Suyu, Taantinsuyu, TauantinSuyu, TavantinSuyu, means "Four sides of the world connected together").

Sights of the Sacred Valley

Pisak (Pisac, Pisaq)

Archaeological complex of the city of Sisak is one of the most important in the valley. It is located 33 kilometers from Cusco on the Vilkabamba Ridge. According to the architectural tradition of the Inca of the city was built in the form of a sacred animal or bird - the outlines of the Wisac remind a partrope. Sisak consists of two parts: the actual city and temple and agricultural terraces. This city is also known for its astronomical observatory. In the rock next to the city of Inca, His dead were buried - the mummies sitting in the bud of the embryo were found here (in such a pose of the dead were placed for birth in another life).

In addition to the part of the city, preserved from the Incas and located high on the mountain, there is a colonial part of the Wisac. This is a city built by Spaniards in the Vilcano River Valley (which is known as Urubamba in the lower current). It was built as a reservation, where the conquerors set aside Indians so that it was more convenient to control them and turn them into Christianity.

Ollantaytambo (Ollantaytambo)

This city is located 90 kilometers from Cusco. Inca Pachaktek won this settlement, destroyed the old buildings and built new homes and the ceremonial center. The city is on the way to the jungle and hence the leader of the Incan resistance of Manco Inca Supanza retreat with his treasures and mummies of the ancestors in the legendary city of Vilkabamba (which was not found).

Oljantitambo is significant that this is one of the very few cities of the Inca times, in which residents still live. Part of the buildings B. modern city dated to the end of the 15th century. The planning of the city and the organization of life is also interesting: the main part of the city had a trapezoidal layout with four longitudinal streets, which crossed seven shorter parallel streets.

All buildings in the southern half of the city were something like a hostel: four one-bedroom "apartments", connected by a common patio ( inland yard). Here lived for several families. The city still has a water supply system, built under Pachaktech.

Near the city there are terraces for agriculture, and the granaries are located on the slopes of the mountains, which can be seen now. They were built at high altitude, where, due to the strong wind and lower temperatures, the products and grain were better preserved and were protected from rotting.

Chinchero (Chincchero)

In this city, at the time of the Incan Empire, the royal residence of Tupac Inci Supanza was located. Now Chinchero is interested in visiting to look at the most interesting colonial temple, built right above the walls of the Inka Temple of the Sun. This Catholic Temple is an amazing symbiosis of Spanish colonial and Incan culture. Inside, it is all covered with painting on classic Christian stories, in which, among themes, the culture and religion of the Inca were reflected. Outside the temple on a stepped pedestal, symbolizing Pachamma (Mother-Earth), stands the Christian cross with Incan symbolism. On Square near the temple there is a market with a large selection of handmade goods.

Maras (Maras)

The terraced basins of the Maras Salt Park served and serve for salt mining. Water contains here a large number of Minerals and during evaporation highlights salt. The pools filled with water are left so that the water evaporates, and then they are filled again by repeatedly to obtain a sufficient amount of salt.

Morai (Moray)

This is a surprisingly beautiful complex of terraces for agriculture, built in the form of expanding rings, similar to the amphitheater. The complex is located at an altitude of 3500 meters above sea level.

Each level of the terraces has its own microclimate: the temperature is different, the wind force. The difference between the two neighboring levels of the terraces is approximately equal to 1000 meters under normal farming conditions. Here you can meet up to 20 different types of microclimate. It is believed that during the Incas times, agricultural studies were conducted here: it turned out how different types of plants and cultures behave at different heights. The best seeds and tubers were sent to the regions with the most favorable climate. Thus, the inches managed to increase yields.

Urubamba (Urubamba)

On the outskirts of the city of Urubamba there was a country residence of the Supreme Inka Waire Capac. Here a special microclimate is warm and solar, very different from Cusco microclimate. For the construction of the residence of the Cispiguian and clearing the place for corn, cotton, peanuts and peppers of Chile workers had to move the riverbed of the Urubamba river to the southern part of the valley, dry the swamps and to compose from the hills. The size of the residence is so huge that even when Wain Capac and his guests wanted to hunt, they did not need to leave the territory!

Machu Pickchu (Machu Picchu)

Machu Picchu (in the language of Kechua Machu Pikchu means "Old Mountain") - the mysterious city of Inca, built in the middle of the XV century. It is located about 100 km from the capital of the Inca Empire of the city of Cusco and is so secluded in the Andes that Spanish colonialists could not get to him. We have become known about this city in 1911 thanks to the American scientist from Yiel Hayre Bingham. Although it should be noted justice that the locals always knew Pikchu Machu, but did not hurry to share information with strangers.

Since 1983, Machu Picchu has been a list of UNESCO human heritage monuments, and since 2007, in the list of new miracles of the world.

The sacred valley of the Incas is a terrain in the Andes, located along the Urubamba River, from the legendary Machu Picchu on the one hand and before the ancient capital of the Empire Inca Cusco - on the other. Initially, we did not plan any excursions in the valley, perceiving it as a certain inevitable evil on the way to our ultimate goal - Machu Picchu. The initial plan assumed an early arrival in Cuzco, departure to Machu Picchu on one of the early trains and visiting Machu Picchu after dinner with overnight in Agas-Caltentes. However, the acquaintance with the topic prompted to rebuild the route so that the day to devote to the excursion to the sacred valley of the Inca (what we did not regret what we did not regret it), and in the evening it is to go to Aguas-Caltentes, from which to rise immediately in Machu Picchu.

A small retreat of logistics for the conquerors of Machu Picchu

Getting to the legendary city high in the mountains is not easy and notable:

• First, you need to fly in Cuzco (flight from the capital of Peru city of Lima takes about 70-75 minutes and costs about 100 USD on a person back and forth. Tickets perfectly go through with any air transportation aggregator.
• Then you need to take a ticket to the tourist train to the town of Aguas-calcentine, located right at the foot of Machu Picchu. The train is designed specifically for tourists (local driving by buses or a cheap train, on which foreigners just do not buy a ticket), which is reflected in price. Tickets back and otherwise cost us about 100 USD per person, and it was the cheapest of the possible options. There are two competing companies, Peru Rail and Inca Rail - the same eggs, only in the famine and profile. We drove on Peru Rail. You can go to Machu-Picchu or from the station sometimes (15 minutes by taxi to the center of Cusco) or from the town of Olitantambo (about 1.5 hours from Cusco), but it does not affect the price. The train arrives at Aguas-Caltenes station, which is sharpened to take the reception of the turpotement to Machu Picchu (and copes well with it).
• From Agas-Caltenes to Machu Picchu on a 7-kilometer serpentine, buses walk, worth 24 USD per adult back. The ticket is better to buy on the box on the day before (but you can safely buy and immediately before sending the bus), the box office works from 06:00 to 22:00 every day and is located right outside the place of buses departure (anyone else will show it).
• Do not forget to add here the price of the tickets to Machu Picchu (without visiting Wain Picchu Mountain, this is about 50 USD per person, children under 8 years old are free of charge). Tickets there must be to buy on the website of the Ministry of Culture Peru, and I will tell you, it was also Treshak because of problems with Russian maps. With the 10th attempt, my payment was still passed, and the cherished tickets were received by mail. They write that they are better to use the Spanish version of the site, all this nonsense is no difference. For some reason, I did not pass the visas of VTB Banks and Sberbank, but (not the first time), the opening card was held. Mastercard is better and not to try. Tickets are better to buy in advance, as they may not be a day per day.

In more detail about the road to Machu Picchu, you can read in a separate post.

Total transportation and entrance to Machu Picchu costs about $ 300, and in the cheapest version. Multiply it for 3-4 people, add a taxi, meals, hotels, guide (because without it, the trip in principle loses the meaning). However, all this is definitely worth it.

Here is a card that allows you to a little orient on the territory. Cusco - in the middle, Machu Picchu - on the left at the top, Agasa Caltentes next to Machu Picchu and marked with a yellow star, Olitantambo - in the first left third above.

Our train in Machu Picchu was leaving at 18:30 from Olitantambo, and in Cusco we flew around 7:30 in the morning, so we had all day for acquaintance with the valley. From Cusco, we immediately decided to leave in order not to catch a mountain disease - the city is located at an altitude of 3,400 meters, and the experts recommended gradually to get used to height, descending into the valley (there is a height somewhere 2,700 meters). By the way, at the end of the day I still caught the "pottery", it was expressed in the wild headache and was very unpleasant. Save only the tablets brought from the homeland.

As I wrote above, it is not enough to ride the valley without an excursion of meaning (in any case, for the first time), so we agreed with the local Russian-speaking guide Olga, which organized a great trip to us and accompanied us in it all day. We started directly from Cuzco Airport, made a small hook to the city center (to throw suitcases to the hotel, due to the strict limitation of the size of the baggage, which can be transported with you in the train to Aguas-Caltentes and Machu Picchu), after which they left Valley.

Having left the literally 15-20 minutes from Cusco, met a herd of grazing Alpaca. These are very cute animals that look like Lam, but, unlike them, live only in Peru, on a high mountain.

Our first stop was planned in the village of Chinchero, where among other things there was a tourist-oriented farm specializing in the cultivation of the above-mentioned Alpaca.

The tourist village is a tourist village, but everything was well organized, they liked the children. Women showed the process of creating things from alpaca's wool from the very beginning, from the moment the haircuts until the color and drying.

Alpaca, of course, you can feed:

The entrance to the village is free, but it is assumed that you buy souvenirs. By the way, the prices for souvenirs here were one and a half - two times lower than in Cusco, so you can safely buy everything (although stuck).

One of the minuses of Chinchero is a height of 3750 meters above sea level - this is the most high Pointon which we were on this trip, and with unaccustomed it was very hard. I barely climbed down the steps ... But then it was easier because the road was led in the lowering of the valley.

It is assumed that in the past, Chinchero was a suburban residence of Inca Tupaka Yupankui. In the XV century AD. Inquor temples, baths, terraces and large royal Palace.

Today, the main attractions of Chinchero are the remnants of this the most ancient Incan Palace, the colonial church, built by the Spaniards on the Stone Incan Foundation, as well as impeccable Inka terraces and a local colorful fair.

Different samples of masonry are clearly visible - here already familiar to us an ancient polygonal laying (not related to the ink), and Incan folk creativity, and the contribution of the Spaniards:

Where without traditional toys at the fair (designed, of course, everything is on tourists, but there are very interesting things):

Such is the beauty around:

By the way, children carry the height difference much easier adults - neither Yura nor Sasha has no problems at all with this during the entire move:

Having arrived in Chinchero, we headed for the circular terraces of Morai (to go to them turned out to be about 30 minutes by car). On the way, photographed with the peasant, Passy Alpaca.

Morai is located approximately 50 km north-west of Cusco and is a large depression, which built a series of concentric terraces, similar to an ancient Greek amphitheater. The largest of the terraces are located in the center, very large in size and descend to a depth of about 150 meters.

The center of the depression leads many stairs, which are similar to the knitting needles of one large wheel. Previously, tourists were allowed on these stairs directly to the terraces, now the passage was closed for the preservation of the monument. People in the next video give an idea of \u200b\u200bthe grandeur and sizes of the structure:

Interesting feature Places - an excellent drainage system, thanks to which water never accumulates in the cavity. The lowest level is perfectly drains water and never flooded, even after continuous rains, presumably, due to underground channels.

Scientists have no consensus regarding the purpose of this place, however, the majority leans to the fact that it was something like a agricultural laboratory. Due to the height difference, the temperature at different levels of terraces differs by 15 degrees, which allows you to observe the specifics of the growth of different plants under different conditions, as well as adapt plants from the coastal climate to the climate of the Andes.

The next point of our trip along the sacred valley of the Inca was the "Salt Terraces" Salinas de Maras in the city of Maras. This ancient city in Peru as part of Urubamba Province (remind, this is exactly the name of the river, which was considered the Incas sacred and which proceeds from Cusco to Machu Picchu).

View of salt terraces on the other side of the road

Salt mining on these terraces began in the era of the Inca, and technologically changed from then here. Work is very heavy, very low-paid, based exclusively on manual work.

The ancient complex for the production of salt is located on a mountainside and is a cascade of artificially terraces with the middle area of \u200b\u200beach about 5 square meters and a height of a side of about 3 cm. In total, more than 3000 "salted baths" are located on the territory of the complex.

Salt complex looks very unusual and from afar resembling bee honeycombs

All these baths are powered by an underground salty source of a corpuichio, which flows a small stream from the midst of the mountain. Checked personally - water from the source is very salted - much salty than in any sea. Incas have come up with how rationally use this crop for mining quite expensive at that time of salt.

Production is based on evaporation of water from the salt solution. For this, the aqueous stream of the stream, descending down the slope, is sent to the branched system of artificial channels so that the water is evenly distributed over a small stone tanks located as a cascade.

On the next video, this passage is just noticeable - it is very small, and it's just amazing how it feeds on all this huge amount of salt baths:

When each salt bath is filled with water from the source, the channel is blocked, and the mineral solution is gradually evaporated under the rays of the sun, leaving the salt crystalline tanks. This process takes about a month, as a result of which a 10-centimeter layer of the finished product is formed at the bottom of each bath.

First, this crust is formed on the surface, then the entire pool is filled with crystals:

Within 2-3 days, collectors collect all the salt and prepare a pool to a new cycle. Salt is crushed into the pyramids, dry and facing bags. About 120-150 kg of salt for the month is going from each basin.

Interestingly, salt will be varied in quality: the most valuable (primitive) is the whitestone that is going from the upper layers. In the lower layers there is a salt of a lower variety.

In general, the place really liked. In the shops on the way to salt terraces, a plurality of souvenirs associated with salt (for example, salted chocolate), and prices were lower than in Cuzco.

After visiting the salt terraces, our guides advised us to have lunch at the restaurant in Urubamba. The restaurant turned out to be tourist, I don't like such and, honestly, I would recommend to choose another place (just literally any other that Google tells for example). I didn't really like the food, but the very place was pleasant - right on the banks of the Urubamba River, with grazing lamas, with whom you could take a picture:

And this - Yura sits on the steps of a restaurant with her new pet "Kum" (so the Peruvians call our guinea pigs). Who does not know, this is one of the national dishes of this country:

After having lunch and rest, we headed for the final point of our journey through the Inca Valley - the city of Olitantambo, where our train went to Aguas-calcentose from the evening. Planning the route, I read a lot of reviews that Olitantambo is a completely useless point, which is remarkable only by the fact that from there you can take the train to Machu Picchu. However, the reality was completely different - seen in Olitantambo, perhaps, made one of the most powerful impressions on us at that time.

Olitantambo is located at an altitude of 2800 meters above sea level and is one of the few Incan cities, where people still live, and many streets and houses still worry old Indian names. In general, the city is very pleasant, there are many cafes and restaurants and is generally quite cozy. Unfortunately, it was here "covered with a pottery" here, so I almost did not shoot a photo and video.

The city is notable for a large complex (fortress), which is one of the most amazing structures we encountered for this trip.

The lower part of the complex - the remains of Incan buildings:

The fortress itself is located on the so-called. The temple hill is quite high - get there, especially in conditions of high height, was not so simple:

From the top of the Temple Hill, these types are opening:

Opposite the fortress is a mountain with buildings, apparently for economic purposes (some warehouses). Pay attention to the Indian's profile in a rock, which is noticeable (is a little right of the center of the frame, on the same level with the building located on the mountain on the right):

By official version, the city and fortress founded the legendary Inkan Leader of Pachati. However, there are many facts proving that the fortress in Oljanttambo is built in the so-called "doping" times - dough in a literal sense, i.e. Before the flood, which occurred about 10,500 years BC. The fact of the flood (caused, apparently, the fall on the land of a large meteorite, provoked by the movement of the earth's crust and the global catastrophe of a planetary scale) is not denied by even official historians. You can read this in more detail in the article. "Flood Myth: Legends and Reality" For the authorship of Andrei Sklyarov.

So, traces of destroying the fortress of Olitantambo show that the most ancient buildings were demolished from the place and spread over the territory of the complex with a powerful stream of water, which descended from above, from the mountains of the mountains, despite the fact that the city is located a few hundred kilometers from the coast Pacific Ocean. Apparently, it was a fading wave of a huge tsunami, whose height at the coast was about 2-3 km, but as the country was deeply embarrassed. This means that the fortress was built up to 10,500 BC.

In the fortress, different types of masonry differ well. Quite primitive, simple, with a lot of solution - a newer (for authorship, actually, Incs):

With perfectly processed stones laid down the joint in the joint without a solution so that not to push even paper is more ancient. This laying is most likely many thousands of years, she experienced many earthquakes, so the cracks between the stones should not be confused - pay attention to the quality of the docking of other stones:

Gate in the so-called Temple of ten niches

At the top of the Temple Mountain, the remains of the temple of the Sun, which amazes the technique of stone processing. It was seeing these megaliths that I finally assured that this is some kind of hand ancient civilizationnot having anything in common with quite primitive in the technical plan of the Incas Culture:

Residues ancient Temple Sun - evidence of "Dopovetal" civilization

The front side of the temple consists of huge monoliths, the weight of which reaches 50 tons. The material of the stone is a pink porphyr, for strength similar to granite. Six monoliths are a single design tightly docked together.

Near the quality of the processing of these blocks, it simply shakes - it is in principle impossible without very developed machinery. The excursion in this topic, spent on returning to Russia, showed that such stones we can now treat only stationary equipment, while they need not only to handle, but also raise high mountain (And before that, the boulders had to still be dragged from the Kamenomanian located a few kilometers below the valley).

Summarizing this saturated day, I can say that the trip to Peru without visiting the sacred valley of the Inca, of course, in many respects it becomes incomplete, even if you got to Machu Picchu. The Inca Valley keeps a lot of secrets of different civilizations and crops, which rarely be found in such a concentration. Well, finally, it's just very beautiful.

Read the other Publications about Amazing Peru:

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How to get to Machu Picchu and do not go crazy - The name speaks for itself :). Logistics to Machu-Picchu is painted in detail in detail as of May 2018.

Machu Picchu - True and fiction about the legendary city of Incov - A story about visiting the most famous sights of Peru in May 2018, which is accompanied by interesting and little-known details from Machu Picchu history

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Map view Sacred valley

The map is quite open, but hilly. In the center of the map there is a ruined castle around which the village, resembling the buildings of Eastern (Chinese, Japanese, etc.) of architecture. The steep mountains are tested around the village, which are so mounted "" players with an abundance of their remarkable positions, which are not very, say, the spinning guys do not even guess.

Typical random fighting tactics

Let's take a look at the card itself that it represents!
Bases are located on both sides around the perimeter of the map. The fighting is always unfolding in the usual standard places. Always at the beginning of the battle 90-95% of the composition of both teams go to these familiar places and only individual individuals can shake the fact that they have in the head and get into those places from where they are difficult to get and where you can apply a large amount without any concerns.

Where does he shoot? - Cool whirlpools!

Let's talk now how to apply a large number of damage, not substituting under the enemy shelling, as efficiently as possible. We all know that the most important thing for good and efficient battle is choosing the right position. This factor plays the most important role in every battle. And about several such whims, I want to tell.

Position A3.

The first position is located in square A3.. Climb here very simple and fast! There is a full view of the 2 directions of the shelling, and the tree and the house reliably hide your tank from opponents (even from the art). The only nuance of all these positions is that your tank should be as easy and fast. Best for this suitable M8A1, T67, Helket, Ru251, Chafth. There are many other tanks that are able to conquer these vertices, but I'm afraid it is simply no need. From these positions you can shoot damage and.

Point of arrival at position. With overclocking, just flying on the hill, and then on the wall up!

The cherished position itself! Beware of enemy PTs that stand near the opponent's base and work in LT LT!

E0 position

The second position is located in the square E0. Just like the previous position, climbing it is very simple. Here, the truth is a certain danger from the enemy artillery, but this is not such a big problem if it is competent to settle down and not twitch once again so that you are not lit! Also, on the other side of the same hill, it is possible to work out the second direction of attack on the part of its base, thereby reliably holding it under protection.

View from the position on the enemy horizon is simply chic!

Position J9.

The third position is located in the square J9. Check-in on it from the second position E0. We rise to the second position, and then we get into the free slalom on the snow-covered hills down 9 lines in the direction of the square J9.

View from the standpoint is absolutely on all the main directions in battle!

The first line is shot!

The second line shot on the village of Maulus at the castle!

The third line is shot at checkpoints, where enemy tanks are usually located at the path leading under the bridge to the castle!

The fourth line shot in case the enemy made the opposite direction and tries to go to you from behind your base!

Position F7.

Well, the final position is located in the square F7. On this hill in the center of the map there are many steep positions, from which absolutely all directions can be worked out on the map for all 360 degrees. The hill is ruthless enough, so, you can repay any direction without much difficulty! Only there is one but. Do not drive into the castle itself! From there you will not see anything, and climb on the mountain back from the castle is quite problematic! You can come in with the wall of the castle, only there is a big danger from the enemy art, for which you are a tight piece and easy prey. Drive on the wall only if you are 100% sure that you will not be handed over a large "suitcase" and will not send you to rest in a warm edge called Angar, connect a cocktail from anger and hatred for "single-button"!

View of the very position! Your tank is reliably hidden in thick thickets of bushes and to light you, the enemy needs to be very trying!

The enemy does not see me although it is already in dangerous intimacy near me. But I can lead a confident fire on the enemy in my own light, relying on my. Similarly, you can move to any other direction and lead a confident controlled fire on the enemy forces from shelters and holes on the hill, without fear that you will move, because rarely someone approaches the center of the map.

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In conclusion, I would like to show one of these positions and what can be done when choosing the right position! It can be seen how such skids work on you and what results can be achieved with them. I hope my story will not pass for nothing and someone will take this note. Always remember that alone in the warrior field, if it is literately driven! You can always turn the outcome of the battle in your favor thanks to these nuances and the right positions.