The Hardest Pyramid to Explore, The Mysterious Bent Pyramid of Egypt

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[philipgaylor]

Well done sir, amazing work with your camera 👏
I just did this today and can safely say it’s the toughest of the pyramids I’ve taken on. I’m a 5’10’ man of 67 and, like you, I came to it after tackling the Red Pyramid nearby.
I’m pretty pleased with myself for what I achieved today, but totally blown away by the interior structures I witnessed along the way.
These things are literally fantastic and awesome! 😮

[zdenekbina]

Nice man. You sacrifaced for us, carrying even that small camera inside must have been really hard. What an amazing structure. Hard to beleieve there are so few rooms in there.

[surfelvis]

I'm having an anxiety attack just watching this! I am super claustrophobic. There is no way I am going into that pyramid.

[hyneksmid]

Imagine how hard was to bring all these wood, cabels here not mentioning how ancient egyptiant bring burial goods and coffin here :D

[AcesnEights]

I can't imagine how miserable it would be inside there with only torches for light.

[xra_fan]

It's stunning seeing the smooth casing of the Bent Pyramid because other pyramids have had had theirs removed over the millennia. Even more impressive that it survived on one of the oldest pyramids in Egypt.

[daradventures]

This is my favorite pyramid in Egypt... nice that you had good weather, I had so much fog I couldn't even see the structure from the parking lot! Great video!

[acure_]

What amazes me is can you imagine without without the Stairs when it was 1st built. I really wonder what purpose the Pyramid serve? By that I mean who designed it and who was the Foreman During the built? Just absolutely amazing. Thank you Sam for your content for showing us 1st hand inside inside the great pyramids and the bent pyramids. I've always seen illustrations of how the chambers were connected but not footage like this.

[KatariaGujjar]

Best way to go down is facing the stairs/ramp and climbing down

[MM-iwqc]

Thanks for this video!! What a fascinating pyramid. And quite the workout. Keep the videos coming!!!!

[lauren]

I found your account of tiktok - love your videos!

[daveparker]

Thanks for this. Amazing. I can see why it’s not as frequented as other pyramids. That’s a workout.

[zelvemorganz]

Really enjoyed this. That said, rather you went in than I! Could not have done it. Grateful that you did, and filmed it for the rest of us. I live in an earthquake prone zone, parts of Egypt get them, as well (just ask the Lighthouse!), so that would have weighed heavily on my mind going in those tiny I once read that this pyramid would have actually been the largest pyramid if it was not for the structural problem that resulted in the necessity for the bend to be implemented.

[lastcthulhi]

Thank you for your sacrifice! I’ll never do that myself, even if I’m paid. Too claustrophobic 😱.

[tayloralvidrez]

This is exactly what I want to experience. Thank you for the vid

[brickdinero]

I like how he goes “one if the toughest things I’ve ever done…. In terms of exploring anyway “ life’s hard brother lmfaoo

[BrightWeird]

Hello Sam, what camera equipment are you using? How many batteries per day etc. Going out in Feb and could do with some tips. With thanks Steve W - Bright Weird.

[martymckay]

How do we know it was a mistake? Maybe they wanted it to have a bend

[Richard]

Well, this brings back memories. When I got to the uppermost chamber it was full of bats! I wonder how and when they get in and out?

[jesseleesamples]

Are you allowed to take a camera into all the pyramids like that? I’ve heard some temples they don’t want photos taken but idk if that’s true or not