Palenque: Secrets of the Ancient Maya revealed

[jjmulvaney]

King Pakal’s tomb is so beautiful and incredible.

[Maxwell-wgsk]

Back in 1982, I visited the tomb in the temple of the inscriptions, you could walk freely on the site back then. I remember amazing waterfall on the way to the ruins.

[amyheaney]

Thank you for sharing. This video was very informative and interesting =]

[loveunderlaw]

I WENT THERE BEFORE & IT WAS LIKE SOMETHING OUT OF RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK.

WHEN WE WENT IT WAS STILL WILD & DARK. IT WAS AWESOME😁😀👍

[gmbalam]

can I use some clips on my videos? Excelent video 👏

[nicocba]

So, you spent more vid time showing some house than the palace, where only the tower was shown?

[arakvita]

Wish the video was longer . There is way more to see and explore .

[cragb]

So pakal's lid was just pushed aside?

[jeffreystenquist]

I was there in 1977.
Went down in pyramid.

[judaprinxbeatz.]

PALENQUE: the site of a former Mayan city in SE Mexico, south-east of present-day Villahermosa. The well-preserved ruins of the city, which existed from about ad 300 to 900, include notable examples of Mayan architecture and extensive hieroglyphic texts. THE SO CALLED AFRICAN PEOPLES ARE THE INDIGENOUS 'MAYANS'. IT'S NO WONDER WHY THERE IS A LARGE POPULATION OF SO CALLED 'AFRICANS' THERE.

[Priwsct]

Howmany generations took over these beautiful places that nobody knows who actually built them?
It's funny we think we are the most advanced civilization that has ever lived because we are the current living humans. Yet It's obvious we are just ants fighting for the crumbs left by way more advanced civilizations