Deep below the Khafre Pyramid & Walk around the Great Pyramid | Egypt Travel Vlog Part II

Part 2 of our Giza Pyramid Vlogs
The first part of this video contains an uninterrupted view of the passage through the Khafre Pyramid, from the entrance all the way to the burial chamber without a single cut! This way, we want to give you an idea of its dimensions.
In the second half of the vlog, we show you around the Great Pyramid of Giza: The Khufu Pyramid, where we explored the inside in our first vlog of this series. We go around its north side and head into the eastern cemetery - which will be part 3 of the series.
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I was lucky enough to spend the week around my 42. birthday in Egypt and finally crossed off one of the biggest bucket list items I had since I was a child: Visiting the Pyramids. So we spent 6 nights in Giza and saw 21 Pyramids all in all. 8 of them we explored from the inside. We will show it all to you step by step (pyramid) 😀
We had the most amazing time in this beautiful country. 💜
For years I’ve been filming my travels, the only thing hindering me to show them to you were my editing skills and my procrastination. So, as of now, you will get constant new content on this channel, starting with the full Egypt series.
I look forward to sharing my journey on this amazing planet with you! 🌍💜
Since filming in the Pyramids is not allowed for professional reasons, I will not make any profit from this personal travel vlog. See it as an invitation to your own visit to the majestic Egypt.
All music I used in this video is from www.epidemicsou...
(Except for the sound bits from my phone in the outtakes)
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[@TommyAmun]

PART 3 IS FINALLY COMING after all this time! 😅Subscribe to not miss it.

[@Bukkakeshack]

I've been to Egypt as well, an amazing place.

[@TommyAmun]

Egypt is amazing! So many places full of wonder to explore there. I want to go back there many times in the future. There is so much more to see.

[@easylife5531]

Although I m Egyptian and live beside the pyramids, I didn't see what you showed about the inside of khafraa pyramid, really thank you. Also thanks for making media for our pyramids in indirect ways

[@TommyAmun]

You're welcome, and thank you 😊

[@TommyAmun]

5000+ views and 100 likes. Thank you all for making this my most successful video yet. 💜

[@Bigfluff27]

Great video man

[@TommyAmun]

Thank you a lot. There will be more Egypt vlogs. Stay tuned 😁

[@TommyAmun]

1000 views in 50 days. This is my most liked video yet. (Still leave your like though, please :D) Glad you all like it. Now we are off to the Conquest of Mythodea and another convention after.

[@ritschiunknown8989]

🤩😱🤩

[@nadranoreen8466]

You both of you filmed with awesome......

[@TommyAmun]

One year ago today! We had an awesome day back then!

[@xoonaniart]

Supercool! Sieht aber schon anstrengend aus.. da ich da nie rein gehen werde, vielen Dank fürs mitnehmen 😊

[@schwarzesmuttertable]

Ritualisieren in der Pyramide!! Wie geil!!! Liebe grüße von er Wiki Sippe vom Narnagul Con!

[@abousamah1967]

شكرا على هذا التوضيح للهرم الثاني اما بلزوني قام بمجهودات كبيره ولم ينل حقه من التكريم وبعمره القصير عمل منجزات بمصر منها اكتشاف مدخل معبد او سمبل و ذهب الى الواحات واكتشف مدينة برنيس على البحر الاحمر

[@legpol]

What does the massive erosion on the pyramid stones mean? It means to me that all the pyramid stones are cement concretes. They were made on the construction site, not quarried somewhere else and logically they were never transported; and they were only moulded and never carved to size.

[@TommyAmun]

Clearly you have never been there. It's sandstone not cement. :D Sandstone erodes in sandy wind.

[@legpol]

@@TommyAmun: Though I have never been there, yet videos are giving me enough information about the stones. They showed me that some huge sandstones (megaliths) have eroded to have big holes, and through the holes some small stones showed up. The holes certainly could not be caused by sandy wind; and the small stones could be only put there by workers who built the megaliths. This phenomenon should prove that all the large stones were man-made, made with cement concrete. About the small sandstones on the pyramid roof, they were eroding so severely that some of them have lost half of their original size. How could sandy winds cause such severe erosion? Such erosion can be seen on all videos; you don't need to go there in person to see it.

[@speku87]

@@legpol Sure Mr. Geologist. You have clearly no idea about what erosion means and how it works. You are just repeating useless alien-documentary fake informations you have seen in another youtube video. thats no science and you make yourself look stupid. sorry to say.

[@jmars309]

Great video , buts not Khufu pyramid

[@TommyAmun]

Thank you. No, it's the Khafre Pyramid as the title says. We are in the Khafre Pyramid and walk around the Khufu Pyramid. In our first vlog we go inside the Khufu Pyramid if you wanna see us go in there 😊

[@vincent3658]

Did someone say claustrophobic?

[@TommyAmun]

😄 Just a bit^^

[@nikosalexioy9443]

a heat dogs

[@easylife5531]

Do you know one of these dogs has climbed the pyramid nowadays

[@TommyAmun]

Recently a dog climbed the Great Pyramid, yes 😅