Virtual Egypt 4K: What Did the Pyramids Look Like?

What did the Pyramids of Egypt look like 4500 years ago?
In this video we take a tour of the Giza Plateau and the Pyramids in a way you've never seen before.

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[ManuelBravo]

What's your favorite Ancient Egyptian building?

[queencerseilannister]

Fun fact, some specialists believe that isn't the original "head" on the sphinx, but that a later ruler came in and carved it down to his own liking. That's why it's so small in comparison to the body.

[patfillmore]

Does anyone else get this super weird feeling when looking at the pyramids? Like there's this long lost knowledge we will never get back.

[sailormoon]

I've been fascinated by ancient Egypt ever since school, it's one of my ambitions to visit them someday.

[diane]

Great video. I just got back from Egypt on 10/14/2023. I went to Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Karnak, Aswan, Edfu, Kom Ombu and Abu Simbel. Egypt is an awesome country, rich in history, wonderful welcoming people and good food. Put this country on the top of your bucket list and GO!!!. This grandma is already planning to go back. 😊

[Meg.AB]

Just imagine walking in the same path that many egyptians etc walked thousands of years ago😶❤

[dram]

Im finally reaching the age, where im starting to appreciate how incredible these are. Also its incredible that regular people are able to take a tour inside them. I cant imagine that to be allowed in the distant future.

[Aleboy]

Thank you so much Manuel, I am sixty five I live in the US .I have been fascinated my whole life about Egypt, Spent my life in Construction, A builder Myself and wanted To go and see and then family and life took over then it became a dream, to old now . I think your video just about made my dream come true.Thank you kind sir, Awesome Video.

[Mr.Chezzz]

Love Egyptian History I’m from Mexico and it amazes me how these pyramids where made two different parts of the world one with the tallest pyramid 🇪🇬 and another with largest structure 🇲🇽

[deeipomar]

As a 24 years old Egyptian I had the chance to see these legendary structures in person for the first time in my life a month ago and I must say the actual sight of the Pyramids gives a shivering and goosebumps to the whole body. I may as well go far as to claim it as a horrifying sight, to gaze upon this massive beast of a structure and wonder for moments how they did it 4500 years ago. Although this video is the best documentary I've ever seen about the Pyramids but I assure all of you reading my comment that the actual experience is far better and breathtaking. I only regret that I hadn't visited the Pyramids sooner, taking in consideration that I spent my life living about 30 km next to the sight 😅

[Ghettofinger]

Honestly, Assassin's Creed Origins did a great job of recreating ancient egypt. It wasn't quite 4500 years ago, it was set in classical times from 60-45 BCE, but it really did make you feel like you went back in time.

[monicacall]

My 4th grade )ages 9-10) introduced me to ancient Egypt. It immediately grabbed my attention and has never let go over many years. My dream is to visit Egypt to see the pyramids, the new Grand Egyptian Museum, Luxor/Karnak/Thebes, the Valley of the Kings and Abu Simbel.

Obviously you aren’t claustrophobic Manuel. When I saw you climbing in the tiny gallery I had to look away for a moment! Thanks for going where I never could for that reason. I love your videos!

[WassimMohamed]

Isn't amazing that finally we get to know that we are all connected to that civilization without even knowing it before?!
Isn't amazing that we finally find our Roots together after all the years of confusion, we finally gather from all over the world to where we belong ?!
Can you feel that ancient rythme that sends us its Vibes to get us together again after thousands of years of confusion ..
It's a miracle my friend it is a miracle.. 💜✌🏻🕊️☝🏻🌷😍

[unknownici]

Fun fact: The time Cleopatra was alive, is closer to today, than Cleopatra to the time when the pyramids were build.

[gabe]

I think my favorite thing about the modern pyramid complex is that, despite all the camera angles showing desert in the background, it's right in the middle of the modern city of Giza, in the Cairo greater metropolitan area. Like, there's 20 hotels and a Pizza Hut across the street, it's wild.

[EternalMedia]

I find it very hard to believe that these massive structures were completed in one human beings lifetime, let alone on the command of one Pharaoh for his own death tomb.

[newyardleysinclair]

I've been fascinated by ancient Egypt since the 3rd grade. I remember the spark. My 3rd grade teacher had us build a tomb in a shoebox lol. It was so interesting to me looking up everything. Even as a 3rd grader

[aridgp]

This is the reason why I liked Assassin's Creed Origins so much !! It was an incredible feeling when I discovered pyramid for the first time in the game, it felt like being going back 4000 years ago

[carpediem]

Watched from beginning to end and enjoyed every minute of it. Very detailed in explanation. The graphics, visual effects and diagrams of the interior and exterior of the pyramids were nicely done. I can almost visualize how breathtaking it must’ve looked—still today one of the great wonders of the world. I hope someday to see it in person.

[stevedietrich]

My wife and I visited there some 46 years ago. We rode camels up to the top of the plateau which was fun. I believe considerably more excavation of the area has occurred since then. We got as far upriver as Aswan and visited Luxor and Saqqara on the way back. My big regret is that we didn't go to Abu Simbel.