Exploring the inside of the Cheops Pyramid has been a fascinating adventure for me. Which ancient building has impressed you the most so far? Let me know below in the comments!
I would not recommend going. Nope! Rough country, save your money for a nicer place. The Temples I do recommend - esp early in the morning, before the hoardes of annoying loud tourists get there.
@@SimranRajQueenBliss I know what you mean. I did a Nile cruise in 2011, shortly after the revolution and it was a generally nice experience. We went from Luxor to Assuan and back, with a day trip to Abu Simbel. It was peaceful and not at all crowded, so one could really enjoy the several sites. I esp. liked the Philae temple, south of Asswan. However, I know what you mean, when calling the country rough. I guess it even be rougher up north in the larger Kairo area.
After watching this video I appreciate how lucky I was to have the entire journey inside the pyramid to the main chamber all by myself... this was in 1977. I was scared at the time entering the unknown ... literally on my own. It was very errie inside the main chamber and cold. My parents and brother did not want to come in. There was no other tourists around.. just a couple of men with camels and a guy trying to rent out his horse for bareback rides around the pyramids which my brother did. Not sure I would enjoy a tour there now with hundreds of other tourists. I was 17 at the time... probably couldn't make it up the long steep incline these days. Couldn't walk for 3 days after this visit. You need to be fit with strong thigh muscels. Amazing place...
i'm hoping to go to luxor for the total solar eclipse in 2027 and then visit the pyramids as well. who knows, maybe i'll get lucky and have the pyramid of khufu all to myself.
He is a hero. Because I wouldn't be able to do it. I'm out of breathe after 2 flights of stairs. So paramedic would of been needed and I'm a slim built athletic build. Just smoked to much in my youth!😢 The girl behind him with the cheerful unfazed face might of felt the heat of my resentment 😅
@@ilyaskashmiri4903 We do know all of that. The pyramids were royal tombs and the construction was made with plans, ramps made out of clay and sand, and of course force.
У меня, как оказалось тоже. Я дошел только до середины пути. Потом меня охватила паника. Я еле ушёл оттуда. И да, у меня сильно зибились ноги при подъеме и спуске
They drilled or blew holes in it with explosives and installed forced air blowers. Are you fascinated by daylight also? I can knock that out for you, I’m on break. There’s a mountain made of stone nowhere near there and you’re fascinated by hvac (which is cool too but Jesus)
WOW that was fascinating!!!! 3:02 That entrance (closed) leads to the Subterranean Chamber. 5:00 That entrance (closed) leads to the Queen's Chamber (that chamber's southern shaft was explored with the Gantenbrink robot). 9:04 That's the northern shaft of the King's Chamber.
I visited the great pyramid in 2008. There was so much to see and time was limited on the trip so I did not go inside. Queues were long and it was so hot. So I just admired the pyramids from the outside. Also went to see the Egyptian museum. Another fascinating place to go to is Petra. Trip of a lifetime. I would love to go down the Nile and visit all the wonderful temples.
I remember playing ac origins and was absolutely stunned. The fact that even in years like 200 BC the pyramids were already considered ancient is crazy
Fascinating that you can actually enter such a monument and apart from all the tourists, you're stepping back in time the further you travel. Incredible how this structure was constructed and whilst I know tourism is the lifeblood of this country, 90% of those visitors haven't a clue, nor even understand, what indeed they are experiencing. Absolutely stunning to see inside this and the granite sarcophagus, which, maybe today, wishes it was back in the dark and silence, like it was for countless centuries, with the many visitors it see's daily.
I highly doubt that number is 90%, in fact, it's probably 20%. Only smaller children wouldn't have the perception of time. Anyone in their teens and up that is given how old this is, gets it. If you had older kids here, you would make sure they knew, wouldn't you?
Napoleon Bonaparte once at the base of the pyramid said "“From the heights of the Pyramids, forty centuries look down on us”. Thank you for posting the video sir as we now look at a marvel of engineering from our prehistory.
It's certainly NOT 40 centuries (4000 years). It's more like 6000+ years minus 300 years from his time in the 18th century. Ancient Egypt was already ancient by 2000+ years even during Ancient Rome. Napoleon Bonaparte was uneducated and misinformed about the age of pyramids.
Such an incredible sight, I couldn't help to feel slightly disoriented watching the travel up the narrowest casing, along with how high the echo resonance was when the toddler yelled in the tomb. This is definitely on my bucket list.
I love how this pyramid unites cultures from all over the world. No matter where you're from, it's impossible not to be enchanted by such a magnificent creation.
Lucky to visit there 20 odd years ago. Few tourists. No camera/video phones! The Great Gallery felt like an illusion, was I going up or down? Very surreal. The Kings Chamber was empty when I crawled into it. Felt strangely peaceful. And a perfect cuboid size? Was weird, yet serene. Maybe because I was excited, combined with the heat of the day. Looks like they have updated the lights, and placed tourist windows inside. Fantastic experience. Thank you for a great nostalgic memory.
Thank you for filming! I'm way too afraid of heights and also claustrophobic, so this would be a no go for me! Absolutely amazing, but that steep climb with the rails is INTENSE! rofl
It would be sooo beautiful if you could just keep your mouth shut and just for once admire in silence this comment section without trying to be profound.
For real! ❤️😥😫…I hate that more than anything. You can say / curse / laugh whatever you want, after you got outside…but why do we all need to hear them inside of that sacred and precious place?…I swear, education missed a lot of people.
Thank you so much for recording this so the extremely claustrophobic among us can see it. I was having a panic attack just watching. 🙂 When I was in Egypt 13 years ago the inside of the Great Pyramid was still closed. But of all the wonders we saw, two particularly stand out. The first was Medinet Habu, the funerary temple of Ramses III. The other was Abu Simbel. It's a fascinating country everyone should visit.
I am not even claustrophobic I found it very uncomfortable too. And once you decided to climb there is no way of turning back... this is so suffocating. I am so glad I live in the age where I can watch these videos for free.
This is always a secret, but you know something. As an Egyptian, I tell you this is not only puzzling. Every village in Egypt contains great antiquities and amazing collectibles that have not yet been displayed, and the Great Pyramid is not only the only mystery, but there are many.
@ChuckStegall777 In fact, these are secrets that we have not been able to discover yet, and if you think that this is a miracle, look for the golden mask of King Tutankhamun and the statue of Queen Nefertiti, and there are things that are much more miraculous than the pyramid. Thank you, miss. ❤
Phenomenal recording, what a hauntingly beautiful place. Well done for your camera work with the awkward spaces and the crowds! It's incredible they let us mere mortals climb all over and inside it, but I'm happy they do! Really enjoyed this, thank you.
Danke für das Schöne Video . ich Fliege nach Hurghada am 31.5.2023 und dachte nach Kairo zu fahren um die Pyramiden zu sehen .aber ich sehe da sind zu viele Leute am Schauplatz und in den Katakomben der Pyramide . es ist ein Wunderwerk was die da Damals gebaut haben . schön da du es ausführlich Gefilmt hast ich bin zu alt und Müde um mich durch die engen Gänge zu Zwängen . Grüße Udo..
In Athens it was great to visit the Acropolis, also Pompeii was very nice, but my fondest memory was in Rome back in the ninety's. One night we climbed over the fence of the Colosseum and walked through the middle of the arena. It was also a full moon. That was the coolest experience of visiting old buildings in my life.
Thanks for sharing your cool story. I loved the Colosseum in Rome as well. A video of the Colosseum you can find here on my channel too. Athens is still on my bucket list. What is your next travel project?
@@KaimarkLifestyle Okay thanks. Actually, I'm not much of a traveler these days, but I would like to visit the Grand Canyon someday as well as Iceland.
Oh it was you - I work at the security department of the colosseum museum and we've been looking for you for years. You were out white whale, since that night.
Vielen Dank für den Einblick und ich Dachte ich Lebte 23. Jahre lang in dem Glauben darin irgendwas verpasst zu haben, gut das ich NIE drin war. Die Akustik viele zu laut in dieser gebeugten Enge mit so vielen Menschen. Dieser Einblick hat sich gelohnt, vielen Dank für das Hochladen Ihres Ehrlichen Video's was SUPER ist. Bleiben Sie Gesund und noch viele Reisen dies Wünsch ich Ihnen von Herzen. ✌️😇
What an amazing video! Thank you so much! Many of us will never be able to travel to see these in person so thank you for allowing us a chance to see such a historical monument.
Man, I wondered so much how it is to enter the Cheops pyramid! Thank you so much for providing this realistic video! This is no less than one of the most impressive places of mankind - hope I also can be there soon!
Thank you for sharing this video. It brings back memories from when I visited the Great Pyramid in summer of 2001. The pyramid is a fantastic accomplishment of ancient engineering. Even the obvious elements such as planning and logistics involved in constructing this structure were impressive achievements.
It’s upsetting to see all the names carved into the walls and damage that’s been done from the thousands upon thousands of hands that have touched every inch of that place. I wish I could travel back in time to the 60’s like some of the previous commenters so I could see it in better condition. I’ve always been so fascinated by the pyramids, but would be let down by all the other tourists ruining the experience.
Coming from Assassin Creed Origins Tour mode, and then clicking on this video it is shocking to see how much different it is. In the game set in 75 BCE it all of this and more is shown in pretty good detail. Great video, and I recommend the Tour mode of A.C.O
I’m studying ancient Egypt in school right now, and I always love to look up videos, pictures, virtual tours, etc. On what I’m learning. This video was so cool! So interesting and exciting to see and learn about ancient Egyptian’s thought processes when it comes to architecture and just living in general! I did get a little claustrophobic watching this though haha
Really nice job filming the details of the inside of the pyramid, here. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this with us. It's really fascinating!!!
A tomb like this may not seem important to us now, but to the people who had these structures built, it was the most important task of their lives. It was everything to them and their immortality depended on it. Also, they were more than a tomb just like a cathedral is not simply a tomb for saints.
Thanks! The beauty of the Khufu's pyramid is every few years you can deep dive into the new footage like this video you've kindly shared with us, I've been really busy and haven't had time to dig for new videos in a few years and there's so much footage piled up in that time. I appreciate all the little tips and payments you had to make along the way to get this footage, everyone and their brother has their hand out for a tip there :)
@@reallygoodfood9481 You are asking about something. I am searching in the comments on it. The smell from the inside is so beautiful, the smell of time and history that I approached the walls to smell its smell. Believe me, it is a very strange smell and it does not always change. You smell it and feel it. A scent that touches your heart and you will never forget it.
@@Mr.Grimsdale ..I remember the corridor stones leading to the chamber. They were black. The only color I remember of the Grand Gallery was the pale, yellow stains at the base. Jean Pierre thinks that was pig grease used for lubrication of wooden rollers used for hauling the upper chamber stones.
@@charlesbogle6544 It definitely had to be something beyond basic physical human muscular strength and the use of levers in my opinion. How the will to build something so back breakingly difficult by hand could exist is hard for me to fathom but i'm only capable of thinking from my frame of reference I suppose.
Thanks Kaimark for putting up this video. For someone like myself who will never be able to get there it is just wonderful. It's the nearest thing to being there for me. Thanks again . .
@@brianr3699 exactly! It was a burial place for the pharaoh/King/God incarnate. Covered with lime stone in the gold cap not only as a tribute to the gods but away for the king to enter the afterlife. So yes it was a tomb.
Really really magnificent monument ever built by human being on Earth. I sometimes think about the gigantic size of the Giza pyramid. Once the famous historian of Greece Herodotus visited this pyramid and he had seen a list of people worked here and how many years they worked here. Herodotas saw in the list that per day the workers needed twenty thousand kilogram of wheat flour and potatoes type vegetables etc. Absolutely fantastic.Herodotas came at this pyramid 2500 years ago then it was old enough about 2500 years.
At the end of the night Napoleon Bonaparte stayed in this pyramid, he came out of the pyramid with fear and trembling in the morning and said these words near his death: "Oh, what's the use, you won't believe even if I tell you what I saw" and after saying these, he went back to bed...
So great to see the inside of the pyramid, but I would never go through those narrow corridors. I once went into a cave in France and in the middle of the tour I had an attack of claustrophobia.
Thanks for sharing your interesting story. Indeed, walking through the Great Pyramid is a real challenge but at the same time a wonderful experience. Have you ever been to Egypt?
There are medicine which will keep you relaxed and awake and let your enjoy ...ask your GP for it and go have fun! And they are short acting and comfortable.
I went to Khufu pyramid yesterday and it’s narrow and steep ramp. I had to kneel and almost crawl while walking the entire time. I feel bad for anyone pass the age 50+ doing this while sweating buckets. My thighs are still burning from walking those ramps
This was an excellent video. Hilarious that you recorded the sign that said no recording. Do they think people won't want to visit such a magnificent place if they see a video of it? If going in person ever becomes realistic for me, I definitely shall. Until then, it is wonderful to live in an age where I can still directly experience world heritage sites.
Amazing that the videograher was'nt caught,we had members of our tour group that their camera was confiscated.But nevertheless it is a wonder for the whole world to see how the inside of the pyramid was built.
I couldn't go past the entrance of the first passage this morning, as it was crowded and I felt I was suffocating, but thanks to your video now I know what I missed! Grazie!
The sign near the entrance clearly stated "no video." I guess they're pretty lax about it. Most of the people seem to be taking the whole thing sort of matter-of-fact. I would be in total awe of the whole thing. I hope I get to visit some day. It's on my bucket list.
Thank you so much for this video. This tour and all of Egypt has been on my bucket list for a very long time. However at my age and physical condition I'm not sure I could do this much walking and climbing. So the next best things is your lovely video!
On your bucket list a “very long time”. Book yourself a trip! You never know how much time you have. Don’t wait if you can afford it. I look forward to seeing your video of your trip!
Unbelievably remarkable. This is very high on my list of places to visit. Seeing people sitting on the outside stones had me wondering what the peoples of those long past times would think. Both of us, and the city they started etc. I've seen interior 3d maps of the pyramid, but they don't quite convey just how steep that passage is. And then the chamber itself... it's a little humbling to think that it was meant to never be seen by human eyes ever again. And was for thousands of years. The heat has me wondering... is that just the heat from outside entering through the door and rising up into the chamber and getting stuck?
I was there in 1979 when the company I worked for sent me to train the locals on military radio repair, the plane ticket cost $6000 back then and there were hardly any other people in there, I was mostly by my self inside the great pyramid of Cheops.
Thanks for a great video, I'll be visiting the pyramids next month. I don't want to go inside anymore! It says we have to leave the camera behind, was it allowed then?
Anyone know why there are metal brackets sticking out from the walls of the grand gallery? 6:35 Where they added in the early 1900s for scaffolding, or repairs? Or were they really added at construction time? (the air shaft had metallic handles afterall so they might be native perhaps?
Настоящую красоту и величие пирамид можно почувствовать ночью,когда нет толпы туристов.Многие,очень многие из них,просто приехали поглазеть,а не проникнуться величием древнего Египта.
Thank you for showing us that cant make it to that side of the world, this is fascinating! And gave me alot of anxiety...Im not claustrophobic but I dont think I'd do well in those narrow spaces. Amazing to think how this looked when it was 1st completed
Sería formidable conocer y conversar con el Arquitecto y toda ésta gente que diseño y construyó está grandiosa obra.. Saludos desde Guayaquil-Ecuador!!
Hello, my dear brother, this building is more than 4000 years old, and its construction is considered the secret of our civilization. The stones weigh many tons, but they are more than 2 million stones, and there is no engineer who can build this with simple primitive tools. 😂
Thank you very much for your feedback. Yes it was unfortunately not possible to enter the queen chamber and the rooms below. As far as I know this was possible in the past.
Best theory to me is that this structure had to do with some kind of Energy transmission or generation this is the most likely explanation. Since we just discovered we can transmit electricity wirelessely but our tech is still quite limited,these guys perharps had the technology to even harness power from the stars/solar. As for how it was built men will come and go but we will never know.Thnks for the video bro
Like being there: K.L.. Given the narrow passages that are built tight for the movement for one; brings to mind the words of the Jackson Browne's song lyric line... ''In the end there is one dance you do alone.''
Why do the granite blocks in the Great Gallery and in the "pharaoh's tomb" look like they were cut with laser precision, but the stones on the outside of the pyramid don't have that precision? And where are the hieroglyphs on the walls?!?
This is marvelous. Respect to the Architecture, the workers & to the Paroh's for the creation of such magnificient item. 😍 Apart from this it seems a bit scary to me. It kinda looks very sufficating somehow😢
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The people get so exhausted just climbing up there now imagine the anciets hauling and manoeuvring those big stone blocks up there as well. Still the greatest mystery.
Agradeço pelo vídeo @Kaimarklifestyle. Simplesmente primoroso. Ainda não tinha visto imagens assim, de dentro da Pirâmide. Grato por isso. Sucesso para você e seu canal. Assistimos aqui do Brasil. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I would love to visit the Pyramids but I'm afraid of what it would do to my delicate esteem. Seeing that ancient pile of stone might make me rethink my place on Earth and how insignificance I really am. I prefer to keep that to myself.
Been there, done that... :) 30 years ago, and I recall almost no-one else in there with me. Must have been a slow day. Looks like they upgraded the lighting. There used to be just bare incandescent lightbulbs with gaps along the way, so I had to use my small mag-light in dark areas. Anyway, thanks. Watching, I had a hard time recognizing (recalling) some areas. Too long ago--seems like another ancient time for me!
Actually it's Khufu aka Cheops. Khufu was his Egyptian name, Cheops was the name the Hellenic Macedonian Greeks gave him thousands of years later when they conquered Egpyt prior to founding its final Ptolemaic dynasty.
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Exploring the inside of the Cheops Pyramid has been a fascinating adventure for me. Which ancient building has impressed you the most so far? Let me know below in the comments!
2 close to eachother standing pyramids on antartica
The Pyramids are a wonder. Its amazing to watch it.
Thank you for sharing! This was fascinating to see. Hopefully I see it with my own eyes one day.
I wish people can only allow to see the ancient wonder of the pyramid through videos and distance, so it maybe preserved generations to come
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Seeing this, immediately makes me check the least busy time of the year to visit.
Same here… may I join you 😂 I was thinking about who should I go with
At the beginning of the winter season, traffic is low.@@tahmidaTuli-o3x
I would not recommend going. Nope! Rough country, save your money for a nicer place. The Temples I do recommend - esp early in the morning, before the hoardes of annoying loud tourists get there.
@@SimranRajQueenBliss I know what you mean. I did a Nile cruise in 2011, shortly after the revolution and it was a generally nice experience. We went from Luxor to Assuan and back, with a day trip to Abu Simbel. It was peaceful and not at all crowded, so one could really enjoy the several sites. I esp. liked the Philae temple, south of Asswan. However, I know what you mean, when calling the country rough. I guess it even be rougher up north in the larger Kairo area.
What a time to be alive. To see this with a click of a button.
Yeah better than the real thing were you could get scammed or mugged!
Shut up
We are lucky! 🍀
Paired with an app like Wonders, it's incredible. I recognized parts of this video having just visited virtually in my VR headset.
There's a price to pay for this.
After watching this video I appreciate how lucky I was to have the entire journey inside the pyramid to the main chamber all by myself... this was in 1977. I was scared at the time entering the unknown ... literally on my own. It was very errie inside the main chamber and cold. My parents and brother did not want to come in. There was no other tourists around.. just a couple of men with camels and a guy trying to rent out his horse for bareback rides around the pyramids which my brother did. Not sure I would enjoy a tour there now with hundreds of other tourists. I was 17 at the time... probably couldn't make it up the long steep incline these days. Couldn't walk for 3 days after this visit. You need to be fit with strong thigh muscels. Amazing place...
Great read thank u for sharing
I'm so jealous
I'm so jealous! What I wouldn't give to be able to tour this privately!! What a blessing!
i'm hoping to go to luxor for the total solar eclipse in 2027 and then visit the pyramids as well. who knows, maybe i'll get lucky and have the pyramid of khufu all to myself.
To be seventeen means to be fearless and invincible😇
Thank you for filming this and putting it on TH-cam this is something I have always wanted to see.
He is a hero. Because I wouldn't be able to do it. I'm out of breathe after 2 flights of stairs. So paramedic would of been needed and I'm a slim built athletic build. Just smoked to much in my youth!😢 The girl behind him with the cheerful unfazed face might of felt the heat of my resentment 😅
Facetiousness aside, yes I appreciate having an opportunity to check this stuff out with having to go the trouble expense of going there.
Thank you.
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@@RoyalBlood23really should go get your heart checked you most likely got blocked arteries.. .
I wonder if the builders so many years ago could have imagined that families with children would some day be climbing inside that marvelous monument.
The only reason I wouldn’t go to visit them is this.
LOL! thinking the same...
Interesting thing is nobody knows till date why these pyramids were built and what marvellous engineering has been used to built these pyramids......
@@ilyaskashmiri4903 We do know all of that. The pyramids were royal tombs and the construction was made with plans, ramps made out of clay and sand, and of course force.
They would've been pissed lol.
I’m so claustrophobic ( also disabled ) so I could never do this in person , thank you for the next best thing . Mindblowing ‼️
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У меня, как оказалось тоже. Я дошел только до середины пути. Потом меня охватила паника. Я еле ушёл оттуда. И да, у меня сильно зибились ноги при подъеме и спуске
What fascinates me the most is how air gets into these spaces without windows. It's really mind blowing.
Shafts
@@chhansen9813 pressure...
There are “windows” long air shafts.
It's really wind blowing
They drilled or blew holes in it with explosives and installed forced air blowers. Are you fascinated by daylight also? I can knock that out for you, I’m on break. There’s a mountain made of stone nowhere near there and you’re fascinated by hvac (which is cool too but Jesus)
WOW that was fascinating!!!!
3:02 That entrance (closed) leads to the Subterranean Chamber.
5:00 That entrance (closed) leads to the Queen's Chamber (that chamber's southern shaft was explored with the Gantenbrink robot).
9:04 That's the northern shaft of the King's Chamber.
Thanks for the info man! 🤝😎
Are those closed chambers ever opened for tourists?
lol… you said “shaft” 🤭
5:00 is an air vent
A tomb best forgotten about and left sealed.
I visited the great pyramid in 2008. There was so much to see and time was limited on the trip so I did not go inside. Queues were long and it was so hot. So I just admired the pyramids from the outside. Also went to see the Egyptian museum.
Another fascinating place to go to is Petra. Trip of a lifetime.
I would love to go down the Nile and visit all the wonderful temples.
I remember playing ac origins and was absolutely stunned. The fact that even in years like 200 BC the pyramids were already considered ancient is crazy
In ancient Egypt, there were people studying the even older works, just to give you an idea how long that civilization lasted.
AC Origins is literally one of the AC editions ever. That game is literally the reason why i'm so infatuated with Egypt and pyramids.
Ac origins 45 BC
The pyramids were older to them than they would be to us
The precision with which these structures were made of is mind boggling...
And they used bronze tools they say? 😂
@@geekytroll7968 bronze and abrasives yeah, if you're too lazy to lift your ass out of the couch doesn't mean the ancient were too lol
Precision ? Then why did they make the passageways so small that you cannot stand upright in, oops.
@@Mr.Grimsdale grave robbers
No chance these were build by humans
I’ve never seen any footage like this! Thank you so much! I’m blown away!
Fascinating that you can actually enter such a monument and apart from all the tourists, you're stepping back in time the further you travel. Incredible how this structure was constructed and whilst I know tourism is the lifeblood of this country, 90% of those visitors haven't a clue, nor even understand, what indeed they are experiencing. Absolutely stunning to see inside this and the granite sarcophagus, which, maybe today, wishes it was back in the dark and silence, like it was for countless centuries, with the many visitors it see's daily.
@@chodysseus420 what is the problem?
A bit patronising there pal. Relax.
I highly doubt that number is 90%, in fact, it's probably 20%. Only smaller children wouldn't have the perception of time. Anyone in their teens and up that is given how old this is, gets it. If you had older kids here, you would make sure they knew, wouldn't you?
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Napoleon Bonaparte once at the base of the pyramid said "“From the heights of the Pyramids, forty centuries look down on us”. Thank you for posting the video sir as we now look at a marvel of engineering from our prehistory.
perhaps 400!
Napoleon B the criminal and thefts? Who practiced genocide
Napoleon Bonaparte betrayed us Bavarian back then!
Mr Criminal of War Bonaparte?
It's certainly NOT 40 centuries (4000 years). It's more like 6000+ years minus 300 years from his time in the 18th century.
Ancient Egypt was already ancient by 2000+ years even during Ancient Rome. Napoleon Bonaparte was uneducated and misinformed about the age of pyramids.
Such an incredible sight, I couldn't help to feel slightly disoriented watching the travel up the narrowest casing, along with how high the echo resonance was when the toddler yelled in the tomb. This is definitely on my bucket list.
I love how this pyramid unites cultures from all over the world. No matter where you're from, it's impossible not to be enchanted by such a magnificent creation.
There are pyramids all over the world. They found one in Antarctica
I'm not sure "unite" is the word. lol
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Lucky to visit there 20 odd years ago. Few tourists. No camera/video phones! The Great Gallery felt like an illusion, was I going up or down? Very surreal. The Kings Chamber was empty when I crawled into it. Felt strangely peaceful. And a perfect cuboid size? Was weird, yet serene. Maybe because I was excited, combined with the heat of the day. Looks like they have updated the lights, and placed tourist windows inside. Fantastic experience. Thank you for a great nostalgic memory.
You're welcome, thank you for your wonderful memories from the past.
We did you crawl into the Kings chamber? 🙀🤣
Just for my own reasearch can you remember if the Grand Gallery was lined in pinkish granite at that time ?
Thank you for filming! I'm way too afraid of heights and also claustrophobic, so this would be a no go for me! Absolutely amazing, but that steep climb with the rails is INTENSE! rofl
It would be sooo beautiful if all the people could just keep their mouth shut and just for once admire in silence to something monumental as this.
It would be sooo beautiful if you could just keep your mouth shut and just for once admire in silence this comment section without trying to be profound.
99% of ppl visiting that and similar places are idiots with zero understanding where they are
For real! ❤️😥😫…I hate that more than anything.
You can say / curse / laugh whatever you want, after you got outside…but why do we all need to hear them inside of that sacred and precious place?…I swear, education missed a lot of people.
And people walking/going in the wrong direction, making it worse for everyone...
"It's just a coffin and that's about it.. huh huh huh"
Thank you so much for recording this so the extremely claustrophobic among us can see it. I was having a panic attack just watching. 🙂 When I was in Egypt 13 years ago the inside of the Great Pyramid was still closed. But of all the wonders we saw, two particularly stand out. The first was Medinet Habu, the funerary temple of Ramses III. The other was Abu Simbel. It's a fascinating country everyone should visit.
Yep, I just took going inside off my bucket list. Just no. I’m glad someone filmed it for us.
I am not even claustrophobic I found it very uncomfortable too. And once you decided to climb there is no way of turning back... this is so suffocating. I am so glad I live in the age where I can watch these videos for free.
Among us
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How in the actual hell did they stack those interior bricks at that angle 4000 years ago. Insane
This is always a secret, but you know something. As an Egyptian, I tell you this is not only puzzling. Every village in Egypt contains great antiquities and amazing collectibles that have not yet been displayed, and the Great Pyramid is not only the only mystery, but there are many.
@ChuckStegall777 In fact, these are secrets that we have not been able to discover yet, and if you think that this is a miracle, look for the golden mask of King Tutankhamun and the statue of Queen Nefertiti, and there are things that are much more miraculous than the pyramid. Thank you, miss. ❤
@ChuckStegall777 They actually had advanced knowledge on constructions, they were pretty smart
@@Loai_Blackit’s not a mystery . The giants built it .
It's been explained to exhaustion for so many years and there are still imbeciIes that act like it's a mystery 🙄
Phenomenal recording, what a hauntingly beautiful place. Well done for your camera work with the awkward spaces and the crowds! It's incredible they let us mere mortals climb all over and inside it, but I'm happy they do! Really enjoyed this, thank you.
*Hanne Howie* Well said: "hauntingly beautiful" Many thousands of years and there are still so many questions. It is wonderful.
@@Ron4885 totally agree Ron.
“They let us Mere mortals”
Wow
I wonder how the Ancient Egyptians fit in to that awkward spaces and places the tombs inside that Pyramid.
It's the coolest thing I've ever seen. It's almost like gods created this place.
Danke für das Schöne Video . ich Fliege nach Hurghada am 31.5.2023 und dachte nach Kairo zu fahren um die Pyramiden zu sehen .aber ich sehe da sind zu viele Leute am Schauplatz und in den Katakomben der Pyramide . es ist ein Wunderwerk was die da Damals gebaut haben . schön da du es ausführlich Gefilmt hast ich bin zu alt und Müde um mich durch die engen Gänge zu Zwängen . Grüße Udo..
WOW!! What's the angle of that "staircase"at 4:40😳?!? 10:20
Was it dusty in there?
Any insects 🤨?
My eldest brother went there as an 82nd Airborne in 1982 and took live videos, it's just amazing how the pyramids even exist.
In Athens it was great to visit the Acropolis, also Pompeii was very nice, but my fondest memory was in Rome back in the ninety's. One night we climbed over the fence of the Colosseum and walked through the middle of the arena. It was also a full moon. That was the coolest experience of visiting old buildings in my life.
Thanks for sharing your cool story. I loved the Colosseum in Rome as well. A video of the Colosseum you can find here on my channel too. Athens is still on my bucket list. What is your next travel project?
@@KaimarkLifestyle Okay thanks. Actually, I'm not much of a traveler these days, but I would like to visit the Grand Canyon someday as well as Iceland.
Oh it was you - I work at the security department of the colosseum museum and we've been looking for you for years.
You were out white whale, since that night.
@@simonpaquet7161 lol!
Vielen Dank für den Einblick und ich Dachte ich Lebte 23. Jahre lang in dem Glauben darin irgendwas verpasst zu haben, gut das ich NIE drin war.
Die Akustik viele zu laut in dieser gebeugten Enge mit so vielen Menschen.
Dieser Einblick hat sich gelohnt, vielen Dank für das Hochladen Ihres Ehrlichen Video's was SUPER ist.
Bleiben Sie Gesund und noch viele Reisen dies Wünsch ich Ihnen von Herzen. ✌️😇
What an amazing video! Thank you so much! Many of us will never be able to travel to see these in person so thank you for allowing us a chance to see such a historical monument.
Man, I wondered so much how it is to enter the Cheops pyramid! Thank you so much for providing this realistic video! This is no less than one of the most impressive places of mankind - hope I also can be there soon!
U are welcome in Egypt 🇪🇬
@@Ahmedhassan70814j cheers brother
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Me too
I've always wanted to go there but it's much easier watching from here. Thanks for great video.
Thank you for sharing this video. It brings back memories from when I visited the Great Pyramid in summer of 2001. The pyramid is a fantastic accomplishment of ancient engineering. Even the obvious elements such as planning and logistics involved in constructing this structure were impressive achievements.
@K. K. The Pyramids were constructed by Aliens it's impossible for humans at that time to build a structure like that.
It’s upsetting to see all the names carved into the walls and damage that’s been done from the thousands upon thousands of hands that have touched every inch of that place. I wish I could travel back in time to the 60’s like some of the previous commenters so I could see it in better condition. I’ve always been so fascinated by the pyramids, but would be let down by all the other tourists ruining the experience.
No, everybody says you ruin it for them. Stay home!
you'd also be another tourist ruining the experience to someone else
I went in the smallest pyramid inside, people have graffitied all inside the pyramid. It was so sad to see
The other tourists would want you to stay home so that the crowd is less, you aren't special.
What about all the modern construction in there and electrical wires and what is behind the sarcofagh? AC?!
Coming from Assassin Creed Origins Tour mode, and then clicking on this video it is shocking to see how much different it is. In the game set in 75 BCE it all of this and more is shown in pretty good detail. Great video, and I recommend the Tour mode of A.C.O
Crawling inside an ancient machine 😮 the charred walls. Amazing video!
I’m studying ancient Egypt in school right now, and I always love to look up videos, pictures, virtual tours, etc. On what I’m learning. This video was so cool! So interesting and exciting to see and learn about ancient Egyptian’s thought processes when it comes to architecture and just living in general! I did get a little claustrophobic watching this though haha
Archaix on yt has fantastic docs on egypt.
@@jcresmond1653 Thank you!!
The best TH-cam channel I've found on this subject is History for Granite. He recently did a great analysis of the new chamber found in this pyramid.
Here's a fun fact:
THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS WERE BLACK AFRICANS.
@@omamajohnpaul4215 Strange they were such incredible architects yet the absolute dumbest artists.
Untuk yg claustrofobio ruang sempit ga bs ni.
Really nice job filming the details of the inside of the pyramid, here. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this with us. It's really fascinating!!!
Some amazing footage.
What a huge spaceship, you want to know the truth go to jason shurka piramid code part 1,2,3❤
That’s not a tomb. That’s something way more significant. Absolutely stunning.
A tomb like this may not seem important to us now, but to the people who had these structures built, it was the most important task of their lives. It was everything to them and their immortality depended on it. Also, they were more than a tomb just like a cathedral is not simply a tomb for saints.
@@party4keeps28 they were ancient power plants for the lights and machinery. Not tombs.
@@Conradlovesjoy?
@@Conradlovesjoy Without a doubt, you don't have any kind of intellectual career lol.
@@Conradlovesjoy nah bro
Thanks! The beauty of the Khufu's pyramid is every few years you can deep dive into the new footage like this video you've kindly shared with us, I've been really busy and haven't had time to dig for new videos in a few years and there's so much footage piled up in that time. I appreciate all the little tips and payments you had to make along the way to get this footage, everyone and their brother has their hand out for a tip there :)
I went inside 40 years ago. Will never forget it.
what it smelled inside?
@@reallygoodfood9481 ..Like sweat in a boxing gym. Sweaty leather. That was then. Maybe it's different now but I doubt it.
@@reallygoodfood9481 You are asking about something. I am searching in the comments on it. The smell from the inside is so beautiful, the smell of time and history that I approached the walls to smell its smell. Believe me, it is a very strange smell and it does not always change. You smell it and feel it. A scent that touches your heart and you will never forget it.
Just for my reasearch can you remember if the Grand Gallery was lined in pinkish granite at that time ?
@@Mr.Grimsdale ..I remember the corridor stones leading to the chamber. They were black. The only color I remember of the Grand Gallery was the pale, yellow stains at the base. Jean Pierre thinks that was pig grease used for lubrication of wooden rollers used for hauling the upper chamber stones.
The perfect placement of the stones is just incredible and I don't know how anyone could do it.
Vibrational levitation by knowing the key to the correct frequencies 🎶🌌💫
@@charlesbogle6544 Knowledge seems like magic to the ignorant.
@@charlesbogle6544 It definitely had to be something beyond basic physical human muscular strength and the use of levers in my opinion. How the will to build something so back breakingly difficult by hand could exist is hard for me to fathom but i'm only capable of thinking from my frame of reference I suppose.
@@stephenkaake7016 The placement isn't "perfect". Everything has a degree of imperfect placement.
Humans made it. It wasn't magic.
@I😐I Giants? Nah.
The passage ways inside the pyramid and the tomb, does the size resemble anything close that a giant would need?
Thanks Kaimark for putting up this video. For someone like myself who will never be able to get there it is just wonderful. It's the nearest thing to being there for me. Thanks again . .
Thank you for filming this video. I may never be able to see this in my lifetime…but feel I just have.
Looks industrial... not tomb-ish
Alucinante!
Impresionante! !
En serio... dejen de tratar de hacernos creer las hicieron los pobres egipcios x favor !!!
The pyramids were built by man. No question.
The pyramids were covered with polished white limestone and reflected sunlight all around them. The Great Pyramid was definitely not a tomb.
@@brianr3699 exactly! It was a burial place for the pharaoh/King/God incarnate. Covered with lime stone in the gold cap not only as a tribute to the gods but away for the king to enter the afterlife. So yes it was a tomb.
@@6atlantis so where did you get that knowledge and education from? From your history books??
This video single handedly made me change my mind of ever wanting to visit
Really really magnificent monument ever built by human being on Earth. I sometimes think about the gigantic size of the Giza pyramid. Once the famous historian of Greece Herodotus visited this pyramid and he had seen a list of people worked here and how many years they worked here. Herodotas saw in the list that per day the workers needed twenty thousand kilogram of wheat flour and potatoes type vegetables etc. Absolutely fantastic.Herodotas came at this pyramid 2500 years ago then it was old enough about 2500 years.
At the end of the night Napoleon Bonaparte stayed in this pyramid, he came out of the pyramid with fear and trembling in the morning and said these words near his death: "Oh, what's the use, you won't believe even if I tell you what I saw" and after saying these, he went back to bed...
@@redrock8259 😮😮Mannnnn who knows what he saw.. Good lord man
So great to see the inside of the pyramid, but I would never go through those narrow corridors.
I once went into a cave in France and in the middle of the tour I had an attack of claustrophobia.
Thanks for sharing your interesting story. Indeed, walking through the Great Pyramid is a real challenge but at the same time a wonderful experience. Have you ever been to Egypt?
@@KaimarkLifestyle I've visited a couple of countries but unfortunately I haven't been to Egypt yet.
Close your eyes & breathe!
There are medicine which will keep you relaxed and awake and let your enjoy ...ask your GP for it and go have fun! And they are short acting and comfortable.
I went to Khufu pyramid yesterday and it’s narrow and steep ramp. I had to kneel and almost crawl while walking the entire time. I feel bad for anyone pass the age 50+ doing this while sweating buckets. My thighs are still burning from walking those ramps
Perhaps the only video in youtube about pyramids that they dont talk about aliens. Thank you.
It’s not needed anymore, everyone knows aliens built it. Why keep talking about it.
😂😂😂
This was an excellent video. Hilarious that you recorded the sign that said no recording. Do they think people won't want to visit such a magnificent place if they see a video of it? If going in person ever becomes realistic for me, I definitely shall. Until then, it is wonderful to live in an age where I can still directly experience world heritage sites.
Amazing that the videograher was'nt caught,we had members of our tour group that their camera was confiscated.But nevertheless it is a wonder for the whole world to see how the inside of the pyramid was built.
The no camera shit is wierd, exposure would make more people want to see it in person.
This made me want to visit
@@chodysseus420 thats not a problem now the problem has been dealt with
Its so that they dont have people coming in there getting in everyone's way making movies.
I couldn't go past the entrance of the first passage this morning, as it was crowded and I felt I was suffocating, but thanks to your video now I know what I missed! Grazie!
The sign near the entrance clearly stated "no video." I guess they're pretty lax about it.
Most of the people seem to be taking the whole thing sort of matter-of-fact. I would be in total awe of the whole thing. I hope I get to visit some day. It's on my bucket list.
Says it's "forbidden" to touch the sarcophagus too and nobody's bothered about that either
Thank you endless for the reminder how awesome being in this pyramid is. I am more than honored that I have been inside in April 2018🥳 🙏🏾❤️🌞
I always assumed the shaft was much more spacious. Thank you for this video! What an eye opener. It felt like I was with you. :)
Thank you so much for this video. This tour and all of Egypt has been on my bucket list for a very long time. However at my age and physical condition I'm not sure I could do this much walking and climbing. So the next best things is your lovely video!
On your bucket list a “very long time”. Book yourself a trip! You never know how much time you have. Don’t wait if you can afford it. I look forward to seeing your video of your trip!
Mikor és milyen célból építhették ezeket a különlegeségeket?Már akkor is voltak "tervező mérnökök?"Érdekes építmény.
Unbelievably remarkable. This is very high on my list of places to visit. Seeing people sitting on the outside stones had me wondering what the peoples of those long past times would think. Both of us, and the city they started etc. I've seen interior 3d maps of the pyramid, but they don't quite convey just how steep that passage is. And then the chamber itself... it's a little humbling to think that it was meant to never be seen by human eyes ever again. And was for thousands of years. The heat has me wondering... is that just the heat from outside entering through the door and rising up into the chamber and getting stuck?
The acoustics in the kings chamber are mind boggling
How do you build something like that back then. Amazing.
This is the secret that has baffled many scientists
I was there in 1979 when the company I worked for sent me to train the locals on military radio repair, the plane ticket cost $6000 back then and there were hardly any other people in there, I was mostly by my self inside the great pyramid of Cheops.
This is on my bucket list what an amazing human achievement that has stood for thousands of years
@Hoosier Daddy they obviously did have some kind of technology unknown to us. For now.
@@scorps192 Unknown to you...
Thank you for the upload. Better than I thought a video tour would be. You the best
Imagine what the pyramids looked like when they were new, it must've been incredible.
ikr..
They were never new. Generations of people were born and died while they were being built.
@scooterss2112 20 years is not generations of people being born and dying. And at one point, the pyramid was finished. That's when it was new
They were the same. Except for some real cash in it.
@@artofwrickThey had another layer of polished limestone to reflect the sun. It's eroded and been stolen over the millenias since then.
I appreciate your hard climbing and filming! I was giggling along with every “Wow” you exclaimed 😻 I “wowwed” myself hoarse in Egypt! Thanks again!
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That was the best. My heart was with you the whole time! Something ill never get to do. Thank you❤❤
Thank you very much for your kind words. You are welcome, I am glad that you like my video 🙂
Thanks for a great video, I'll be visiting the pyramids next month. I don't want to go inside anymore! It says we have to leave the camera behind, was it allowed then?
I went to this place few thousand years ago, still remember those days
Anyone know why there are metal brackets sticking out from the walls of the grand gallery? 6:35 Where they added in the early 1900s for scaffolding, or repairs? Or were they really added at construction time? (the air shaft had metallic handles afterall so they might be native perhaps?
Настоящую красоту и величие пирамид можно почувствовать ночью,когда нет толпы туристов.Многие,очень многие из них,просто приехали поглазеть,а не проникнуться величием древнего Египта.
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Thank you for showing us that cant make it to that side of the world, this is fascinating! And gave me alot of anxiety...Im not claustrophobic but I dont think I'd do well in those narrow spaces. Amazing to think how this looked when it was 1st completed
Sería formidable conocer y conversar con el Arquitecto y toda ésta gente que diseño y construyó está grandiosa obra..
Saludos desde Guayaquil-Ecuador!!
Hello, my dear brother, this building is more than 4000 years old, and its construction is considered the secret of our civilization. The stones weigh many tons, but they are more than 2 million stones, and there is no engineer who can build this with simple primitive tools. 😂
Wonderful how this guy filmed all this? And never thought that how the inside of this pyremid look like. Salute you more
Excellent video, thank you for sharing! The "Queen's Chamber" and the subterranean chamber cannot be visited?
Thank you very much for your feedback. Yes it was unfortunately not possible to enter the queen chamber and the rooms below. As far as I know this was possible in the past.
Amazing camera work 👌🏾 Thank you for filming this, allowing us to experience this with you ❤
Best theory to me is that this structure had to do with some kind of Energy transmission or generation this is the most likely explanation. Since we just discovered we can transmit electricity wirelessely but our tech is still quite limited,these guys perharps had the technology to even harness power from the stars/solar. As for how it was built men will come and go but we will never know.Thnks for the video bro
Like being there: K.L.. Given the narrow passages that are built tight for the movement for one; brings to mind the words of the Jackson Browne's song lyric line... ''In the end there is one dance you do alone.''
Why do the granite blocks in the Great Gallery and in the "pharaoh's tomb" look like they were cut with laser precision, but the stones on the outside of the pyramid don't have that precision?
And where are the hieroglyphs on the walls?!?
This is marvelous. Respect to the Architecture, the workers & to the Paroh's for the creation of such magnificient item. 😍
Apart from this it seems a bit scary to me. It kinda looks very sufficating somehow😢
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Mystery temple 👍
Claustrophobic me will have to pass, but wish I could.
The word is WOW 😮
I have not been here , by the looks of it , if I was to stand next to this megastructure I would feel so overwhelmed 😊
Thanks for sharing this! I'll never have a chance to visit myself so it's great that people like you share these types of videos. ✌🏻😊
Amazing! Thank you for this. I’m disabled so trying to walk this would be very hard for me.
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The people get so exhausted just climbing up there now imagine the anciets hauling and manoeuvring those big stone blocks up there as well. Still the greatest mystery.
Great video of the Pyramid!! Excellent job! Thank you for this virtual tour!
Agradeço pelo vídeo @Kaimarklifestyle. Simplesmente primoroso. Ainda não tinha visto imagens assim, de dentro da Pirâmide. Grato por isso.
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I would love to visit the Pyramids but I'm afraid of what it would do to my delicate esteem. Seeing that ancient pile of stone might make me rethink my place on Earth and how insignificance I really am. I prefer to keep that to myself.
Amazing, where did that many stones come from? and how it was superimposed like that when there were no technologies at that time, I was confused😮
We even got the jelly donut kid struggling down the stairs. This really was a full tour
Been there, done that... :) 30 years ago, and I recall almost no-one else in there with me. Must have been a slow day. Looks like they upgraded the lighting. There used to be just bare incandescent lightbulbs with gaps along the way, so I had to use my small mag-light in dark areas. Anyway, thanks. Watching, I had a hard time recognizing (recalling) some areas. Too long ago--seems like another ancient time for me!
Gracias por compartir tu visita con todos nosotros.
Imagine the architecture of putting stones on the outside like this and you can manage to make all those rooms inside this pyramid wow
if that was a tomb. then why there is no writings on the wall like other graves and tombs in ancient eygpt.
Was there 40 years ago. These images are great and bring back memories, but being there in person is inspiring and unforgettable.
That was amazing, thank you !
You are welcome 🙂
Большое спасибо за видео! Что очень будоражит душу и воображение - это то, что мы никогда не узнаем кто, как и зачем построил эти пирамиды.
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The pyramids are power plants thousands of years old, not tombs as liars claim
Did they have lighting inside or is that added? So it was completely dark?
0:45 that lil porkchop made me laugh 😂😂
Nah💀
I saw him and come straight to the comments 😭😭😂💀
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Thank You for this video.
You are welcome 🙂
Thank you very much for recording this Sir
The technology used to build this was so sophisticated.
Actually it's Khufu aka Cheops.
Khufu was his Egyptian name, Cheops was the name the Hellenic Macedonian Greeks gave him thousands of years later when they conquered Egpyt prior to founding its final Ptolemaic dynasty.