Skiing the sands of time, Emma Dahlström and Jesper Tjäder's Peruvian adventure

Emma Dostra and Yes Prasader, professional free skiers from Sweden, share their unique experience of skiing in the desert of Peru. They start their journey in Wakaccino, a small oasis surrounded by desert, where they initially feel nervous about skiing on sand. However, they find it surprisingly similar to snow. After spending a few days there, they move to Sara Blanco, a massive sand mountain. They hike to the top in the dark and are rewarded with a magical sunrise view. The descent is exhilarating, leaving them smiling all the way down.

Where do Emma Dostra and Yes Prasader usually ski?

• In tropical rainforests

• In the desert

• In cold, snowy mountains

• On sandy beaches

What was the initial feeling of skiing on sand for Emma?

• It was too hot to ski

• It felt sticky at first

• It was slippery and fast

• It felt exactly like snow

What is Wakaccino described as?

• A snowy mountain

• A small oasis in the desert

• A large city

• A tropical island

How long did it take the skiers to hike to the top of Sara Blanco?

• 1 hour

• 3 or 4 hours

• 2 hours

• 5 hours

What was the skiers' experience at the top of Sara Blanco?

• They decided not to ski

• They found it too cold

• They were disappointed

• They witnessed a magical sunrise