EGYPT🔆 The TEMPLE of HATSHEPSUT, guided visit in English

[@rashataylor7166]

Very awesome, I was disappointed only with how short it was! Looking forward to the next one! Feel free to make it longer!

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you so much for your very nice review!

[@VoyagewithMoune]

I made longer videos, since! The complete visit of the tomb of Ramses III is about 42 minutes! 😉

[@herstory_original]

Beautifully documented and very knowledgeable about their attempt to destroy Hatshepsut’s legend. Thank you!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Many thanks for your nice comment.🤗

[@DMfilmfan]

Fantastic video - seeing the village(s) of the area, the wonderful photographs of the temple with its vibrant colors. This is much more informative (visually and in terms of narration) than a lot of other videos on this temple.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you so much for your comment, it's my reward!

[@morenofranco9235]

Been here. Twice. It is so wonderful to see Luxor and the temples again, thru' your eyes. Many thanks for the tour. 🙏 🙏

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you!

[@joellenjohnson4038]

The best film on the Temple of Hatshepsut Thank You

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you so much for your wonderful review!

[@femmedivine1525]

thank you so much, I am just back from Egypt and I did not receive as much information as you are sharing here. So i appreciate it very much!

[@stephanieking4444]

Thank you for sharing the sources you relied on for your narrative. The photography proves that restoration has really made progress since I visited Djeser Djeseru 👸🧡

[@rondareynolds5204]

That was great seeing again what I saw when I was in Egypt four years ago

[@johannesnicolaas]

Unique images, many thanks of a Dutch historian. Very grateful for your video!

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you very much!

[@lynderherberts2828]

Thank you. I have always wondered what was inside this temple and why there was so little info and photography of the inside. Thank you for uploading your video and narrating it.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

I'm very pleased you liked the film! Thank you.

[@karthikeyank2207]

Same thought. Finally someone is explaining the details.

[@Forheavenssake1ify]

Such beautiful colors!

[@donaldkhafre3639]

Wonderfully beautiful and informative. I thank you!!!!

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you for your nice comment. More visits on my channel, and more to come...

[@jaynebramley755]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video, so informative. More please.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

🙏 There are a lot more to 👁 on my channel.:(Tombs of the Valley of the Kings, Saqqara, Giza, Memphis, ...)😉

[@Todd.P]

Amazing video! I felt as though I was there in person . . . would love to see more!

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you! There are many more videos of visits of temples or tombs on my channel! Hope you will watch them....(And it's not finished, I've a lot more to edit!)

[@jasonlewis460]

thank you buddy for recording some amazing content. I hope you are making more content. Ancient Egypt will always be a mystery, since many people are altering the facts.

[@razortrade]

Great video.Thank you!

[@stmark4181]

I LOVE this. Thank you for creating this video about KING/Queen HATSHEPSUT.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you! My pleasure!

[@billsommer121]

Excellent presentation

[@mikeifyouplease]

Wow! I have NEVER seen so much color on ancient Egyptian structures before. It is almost as if all other videos had washed or removed any traces of color from the past. Thank you so much for revealing that even today, ancient Egypt and its structures, statues, etc., don't really look the way most people believe. I guess the only way to truly appreciate and understand the appearance of the remains of ancient Egypt is to go there and see for yourself, or...................view such videos as this one. I hope that you will produce additional videos of this quality in the future.

[@christopherbatty3837]

Truly beautiful. Heart felt gratitude and thanks. Shots & pans held to good rate - several scenes not seen before. Please continue your presentations to this standard.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you very much for your support! I hope you will watch my other videos of Egypt (Memphis, Saqqara, Giza, etc...), and the last one: "The complete guided visit of Ramses III's tomb", which didn't exist on the web before. Be aware, it lasts 40 minutes!....

[@christopherbatty3837]

@@VoyagewithMoune ☕🍩🍩..now ready to watch all yr works !

[@VoyagewithMoune]

😆😋😉

[@Littleofthisandthatt]

I have an undergrad degree in History, I find your content very instructional and professional quality. Are you by chance a historian? I wouldn't be surprised to hear you have a doctorate in history! Impressed enough for a sub from me

[@VoyagewithMoune]

I wish I had a phd in History, but no, I was "just" a school teacher! BUT.... since my first visit to Egypt, I tought myself a lot about the ancient civilization. In books, and with egyptologist friends. Anyway I appreciate your comment very much! Thank you.

[@christopherbatty3837]

I complimented this presenation earlier. Two minor points: *Punt expedition was a renewal of trading - not newly commenced. Trade south & to Punt is well attested/recorded by previous rulers. You may know the boats were carried unassembled to the waterway/gulf. The point & camp of reassembly and storage between voyages was recently rediscovered - boat working tools and other camp equipment found in the storage caves by the waters. *Ceiling "stars" - derived from "spiriual vibrational essense/quality" of Yang/Fire = "fire"/"fire Neteru" descendants: man directly a "process" & intimately connected to the fire/star Neteru. Thus five arms from the central "point" representing Ra, in similar manner to orb with centre dot, as his hieroglyph. And of course, the ascended who become "with/amongst" the stars. Thanks for wonderful presentations...camera, editing, music, script 👏👏👏👏👏

[@shimshonmelamed2888]

Nice explanation!

[@rkdeka-jg8wf]

thankyou fo this informative video

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you for watching!

[@andrasszentpetery9162]

Hapi is also zodiac sign Aquarious. As such he represents connections between mundane time (water) and timeless (living water). Joining papyrus (positive) and lotus (negative) creates the knot (of the heart or life) of a healthy incarnation.

[@masudade8469]

LOOKING MIGHTY MELANATED OVER THERE

[@احمدعليكاج2]

❤❤❤

[@mercedes523]

You did a great job on this video. There’s always gonna be idiots picking everything apart.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

😂😂 Thank you!

[@joelombrdo]

Can you tell me who did the opening music, from the start of the video to 30 seconds, please? I listened to what was shown under Music in this video and I didn't hear it. thanks

[@VoyagewithMoune]

It's not said, it's written :-)

[@alexos8741]

Gracias por el video. Después de verlo me quedó la duda sobre qué pudo haber hecho Hatshepsut para ser tan detestada al punto que quisieron borrar su recuerdo. En fin, la política...

[@VoyagewithMoune]

¿Quizás porque era una mujer, y los hombres estaban celosos de su poder?

[@alexos8741]

@@VoyagewithMoune me parecería extraño que gente que construía pirámides y complejos templarios monumentales tuviera una personalidad tan infantil cómo para querer borrar el recuerdo de alguien sólo por sus genitales. Algo más pasó aquí.

[@marietheperardelle2245]

Pour se familiariser ... avec la langue anglaise !!! 👏❣️🙏👏❣️🙏👏❣️🙏

[@karthikeyank2207]

Karnak temple please.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

I visited it, but I'm not ready to edit the rushes, yet. Valley of the kings first: tomb of Ramses IV already on my channel, tomb of Ramses III in preparation.

[@mikeifyouplease]

Why do the "skirts" (sorry, I don't know the correct term) stick out and descend downward at a 45 degree angle? I would suspect that they didn't actually do that in real life. Was it possibly a stylized version of such skirts to make the wearer of such, appear to be more royal or god-like?

[@VoyagewithMoune]

That skirt was called "shendyt ". Your question is very interesting, I've never thought about that! I'm sorry, but I can't answer. I didn't found anything, explaining why the shendyt of the pharaoh represented in the temples or the tombs, descend at a 45 degree angle. Anyway, I thank you for your interest.

[@jemakeupartistry]

I'm not sure about the drawings, but the Statues that have this style of skirt had papyrus kept inside them 😊

[@mikeifyouplease]

@@jemakeupartistry Thank you. Then maybe they were similar to the concept of hoop-skirts of the 1800's. They were supposed to represent a woman's "privacy space". Of course, they also were a way to flaunt off the wealth of the owner, besides being unbelievably gorgeous (if you had the money).

[@legpol]

I think the mountain might have provided the material to produce the cement that was in turn used to produce the stony structures all over in ancient Egypt.

[@docmix]

Who desecrated the images and why?

[@VoyagewithMoune]

While numerous theories abound, most contemporary Egyptologists agree that the effort to delete Hatshepsut's rule had something to do with Thutmose III's concerns about the succession of power after his death. Wasthere some threat to the legitimacy of his own son, Amenhotep II, who in fact did succeed him? Possibly.

[@docmix]

​@@VoyagewithMoune Thank you.

[@charlottecarver5007]

Great work Do you know Jesus??

[@VoyagewithMoune]

NON!

[@airhairy7326]

@@VoyagewithMoune really🤯

[@killermasterrr]

It’s soooooooooo funny how people will refuse to accept the reality that the land of punt was literally in Somalia 🇸🇴 😂🤣they will say punt was anywhere else except in Somalia 🇸🇴 where punt literally was😂frankincense trees don’t grow anywhere else other than Somalia and The Arabian peninsula, and the secretary bird is only found in Africa, booommm that should be enough evidence To find the land of punt 😂but would these people ever accept the reality that the land of punt was in Somalia 🇸🇴? We will see in sha allah 😁

[@VoyagewithMoune]

"Les arbres à encens poussent (frankinsense trees grow) au(in)Yémen dans le sultanat d’Oman, en Somalie et en Éthiopie. Boswellia sacra, c’est son nom latin, (its latin name) a fait la richesse de ces pays de la péninsule arabique (made the fortune of these countries of the Arabic peninsula ) et d’Afrique." Personnaly, I don't care....Thank you for your comment, and happy new year.

[@killermasterrr]

@@VoyagewithMoune I don’t speak that language

[@killermasterrr]

@@VoyagewithMoune English plz

[@killermasterrr]

@@VoyagewithMoune the frankincense trees only grow in Somalia 🇸🇴and the Arabian peninsula and not in Ethiopia, or Sudan do more research 🧐 if my words aren’t enough for you

[@VoyagewithMoune]

I found my informations on several sites on the internet! I wonder why we're having that discussion!!! My video is NOT about frankincense trees, BUT on Hatshepsout temple. As I said in my first answer, I don't care at all where that tree comes from. I'm not sure the people who watch my video care either.... No need to be angry! Calm down, and have a nice day.

[@eddahmwihaki5968]

Saudi Arabia was part of African connected in old map before Persian invaded and call it Saudi Arabia and call them selves arabs and imperialism of eroupean and america .

[@BeforeIKicktheBucket1]

Fantastic history tour...... so amazing.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you for your comment, I do appreciate it!

[@cristinavalenzuela8055]

Amazing video. Thank you!