Pyramid of Djoser Full Movie

The full film of my Pyramid of Djoser day trip. This place is amazing. You can spend an entire day here and still not see everything this place has to offer.
Highly recommend.

[@leosrule5691]

Wow. That was amazing. Thank you for sharing this REAL tour with me.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@johanvanvoorst4474]

Your movies are great, all those shots from sites we have seen in so many documentaries before, but now you give us this whole amazing new outlook and we see things we have no idea they were there! It is unbelievable that after a zillion of doc's about Egypt that are all the same, there is this, with loads of "new" things that no other program ever bothered showing us. Thanks for a great job on informing us and for posting.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Johan van Voorst thanks for the really awesome comment. I really am happy you enjoyed the videos, in fact you made my day.

[@johanvanvoorst4474]

It is true, I love doc's especially about Egypt, but they all show more or less the same stuff, nicely and expensive produced, and here you come with a handheld camera and my mouth falls open from what you show us! Ancient Egypt already raises more questions than there are answers, but now with what you add to it, it becomes even more intriguing.... Again, great job and many thanks for sharing!

[@nsjx]

Exactly my sentiments! Fantastic Igor!

[@irmaniksic8598]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld second floor reight.. sign ston..

[@samsmom1491]

Your guides are so knowledgeable. Most of the guides pass down eons of knowledge to their sons, who in turn, become guides themselves. I would've asked a lot of questions. I've been to the Giza pyramids, but this site, along with the Valley of the Kings (and Queens) is on my bucket list and time is growing short for me. Thank you for taking me here. I live vicariously through these types of videos.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@joshuaeaton6478]

I’m a fan of the videos but these guides are full of shit

[@samsmom1491]

@@joshuaeaton6478 No, they're not all full of it. Some are. Some can even read the hieroglyphics and know the history better than the archeologists. It is too bad Egypt doesn't require guides to be licensed as they are in India. I try to educate myself if I'm visiting something on this magnitude before I get there, so I usually know if they're not telling the truth.

[@JohnnyRebKy]

Josef and Muhammad are the best guides in Egypt! I hope one day I can go and be blessed with their company

[@SuperTompo]

Wow! Man, i really enjoy the commentary of these two knowledgeable guides... I can imagine touring Egypt without them... Another wonderous presentation, Igor

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

[@geggs1]

I’ve never seen any of this on main stream tv. It just goes to show that so much information gets hidden away

[@fenorcity]

TV .,,,,,,,,,, we threw our tv in the bin 12 years ago .......... the TV's job is purely to have you thinking what certain people want you thinking .......... trust me , dump that brainwashing device - with the internet and some experience of filtering out dis-info channels you start to see things about the world that will truly shock you ......... watch some graham hancock and randal carllson .......... the more you see from the likes of these people the more you see your TV as a cancer for your mind

[@Dang3rMouSe]

Great video! Showed lots of interesting parts. On a side note, I will always remember the epic battle between The Ghostbusters & Djoser 😉

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+DangerMou$e thanks for watching!

[@ilovemove1]

Cambridge Ancient History Vol. 1. P.2. brought me here. Thanks for the video, man!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching! Cool profile pic!

[@tatechasers2393]

Never knew there was so much around the Step Pyramid, and what destroyed it, the other structures don't seem to be damaged the same way

[@JackDanielsGrandIllusionist]

These guys should take over Zahi Hawass job. So much better. Great vid.

[@jarvislarson6864]

My thoughts as well

[@francischambless5919]

What's more shameful, that people have destroyed so much of these incredible, ancient sites or that the current lot of humans can't throw their damn trash away properly?

[@ragemodels]

Some very good examples of Lost ancient technology for sure!!!

[@alexaalexa6524]

Thank you so much!!

[@eltoncicil3887]

Just came back 2 days ago. What a epic journy..

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

That’s awesome. I’m hoping to return ASAP. Maybe even December.

[@hibernative]

Man how, much did you pay for these tours? They're treating you like family!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Yes it’s the Egyptian way! I paid around $400-$450 for a full day (like 12 hours). Transport included, lunch too.

[@bacchanal888]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld would you happen to have thier contact number?

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Try here www.khemitology.com/?fbclid=IwAR1jR37jLaWjzw9FdfPTeiMLs6uUtu-P1DJU8k7hnM9tJSgFelR8RqiO5Yo

[@bacchanal888]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld your awesome thank you. What time of month did you film?

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

bacchanal888 December

[@jakergore]

wow the amount of trash in those tunnels....

[@drewb.5419]

I think that’s probably wind and sand erosion not water

[@onebaddstudd1422]

@igorT......Thannku for the post...ALSO, the 2 Guide's that are MOST prevalent in thevidoe.. who are they and how do I contact them for a guide as well. I would like to hire. Their names please. They are fantastic and so well-versed not only in the Egyptian is 3 but in the pre diluvian megalithic constructions. If I'm not mistaken the one with the head rag, his father in my estimation is the best in foremost expert on any of this that I have ever heard about oh, his son is a chip off the old block and follows his father's past well IND is a master of historical in factual archaeology as well this other gentleman. If they have not written any books they should for a plethora of reasons. Thank you and greetings from New York city in the United States

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks Studd. I’m actually from MASS myself. That being said you can contact Yousef Awyan of the Khemit School or his wife Patricia Awyan. The other guide, with the slick hair is Mohamed Ibrahim and his Facebook page is Guide Of Egypt. Good luck to you and you can email me for more information

[@MM-sc9yp]

Great vids, really awesome... Hoy show things, details as if we were there... Whomever built those pyramids, didn't make it with a copper hammer, and wood sticks, that's for sure. I'm from México, and there'a plenty of archeological places, with no really a logical explanation. Egypt reminds me Teotihuacan, a place that was here many years before the Aztecs walk trough.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Marcotulio Garcia thanks for watching Marco. I had the pleasure of being in Mexico for 24 days exploring the Yucatan and Mayan sites. Simply put- amazing! Viva la Mexico!!

[@MM-sc9yp]

Igor Tochilnikov Glad you came to Mexico, those mayas really were a misterious civilization, hope you enjoy those ruins and felt the mistery that surrounds them. Viva Mexico cabrones!!!

[@umfadac5724]

this helped on my homework

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+UMF ADAC the funniest and coolest comment I’ve ever had. Rock on, man!

[@JohnnyRebKy]

UMF ADAC I hope my daughter never comes home with ancient egypt homework lol 😂. I’m going to point her to John Anthony West and Dr Robert Schoch. She may get all the questions wrong according to her textbook but deep inside we will both know she is actually correct 👍🏼

[@easfgman4687]

All his homies referred to him simply as "DJ". (Mayne)

[@josephwiseman8724]

I named my son Yousef and for years every one would just call him youyou...Nick names SMH.

[@copyrightcharacter1166]

I'd love someone to do a ghost hunt in these places. EVP stuff!

[@Adrian-uc4ox]

Apparently Sharks are able to differentiate between healthy and weak, sick fish, thus they target the sick. My guess would be when Sharks attack Humans these people are ill/sick or they aren't aware that they are.

[@robertcopeland736]

Good video. We just do not need the audio from the guy that has no clue at all !

[@unhiddenmysteries4644]

It’s amazing how modern Peruvians say the Inca could not have formed the megaliths or laid the stones, and the Egyptians say there was a pre-dynastic culture and the pyramids generated power. There were obviously advanced antediluvian cultures, but our minds are closed because of prevailing beliefs. Our Universe is more electro-magnetic than gravitational, we just haven’t admitted it yet 🙏🏼

[@kathygrant39]

Many do not have closed minds about the truth, but the public education indoctrination was global, all the way through universities.

[@kathygrant39]

IMHO the water erosion all around is from the biblilcal Great Flood.

[@thewolfpacknation9766]

God bless you man I have started my searches of Egypt a while ago starting with the boy king, I think I have found a tomb under the Pyramid of Dojer I would love come and excavate there my vision is to be there and excavate myself.

[@bajamaliknindza440]

Is Djoser actually Joseph from Hebrew Bible ? (Old testiment)

[@thewolfpacknation9766]

@@bajamaliknindza440 No

[@rikmono]

WHat the hell was that in the tunnel that made them freak out? A bat??

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Yes a bat landed on my face!

[@rikmono]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld OMG I would have died! When I was at the step pyramid a guy offered to open the gate to the tunnels under it but I got nervous and said no thanks. I wish I'd gone in until I saw that bat lol

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

It was terrifying. Felt hurry and kind of bony same time. Think a paw went into my mouth actually. For a minute I thought I got some bat virus like in the movies

[@rikmono]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld U handled it like a boss. I defo would have lost my shit

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

We ended up having a big laugh about it right next to the bones of ancient Egyptians. It was like being in an Indian Jones film.

[@fenorcity]

why were so many pyramids enlarged over time .......... was it to increase their output ???

[@BryonLape]

You got some incredible access. It would be nice to know how they came about their ideas.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Bryon Lape Yousef's father was an indigenous wisdom keeper. Yousef also studied the sites since a child, and has many contacts with various research groups worldwide.

[@pirigara2052]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld perhaps its late to watch the video but how much was the cost for the trip and what was the travel guide company? A very great footage,seems if i am there, thnx

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

It’s never too late to ask. I spent 3 weeks in Egypt and I spent around $1500 USD mostly staying at low budget hotels and hostels. The tour with Yousef was a private one, you can contact him directly on Facebook Yousef Awyan Khemit School

[@kennymichaud5366]

The inside of that pyramid looks like a tuned organ

[@easygroove]

30:21 so much waste on the floor... damn stupid low brainer people (who threw it there)...

[@doctorspockARTS]

All the sites in Egypt are like that. I think it's just trash blowing around from the cities

[@pennypop408]

"Curiouser and Curiouser" Wonder what those labyrinthian tunnels were for. Was there any evidence of water channeling. Was there a person called Djoser or was it a title. The divine body does sound like it could mean a place for healing the body. Those niches remind me of the niches in some of the temples in India where the holy men would meditate all holding on to the string that would go around the temple. Can sound really recode DNA. Makes you think. Thanks again Igor another awesome video just wish my hearing was a little better.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching. The audio was all recorded through GoPro. Next visit will have better camera and pro microphone.

[@ragemodels]

@ 10:36 the poor donkeys !!! one of the main reasons I don't want to visit arab dominated countries is the inhuman way they treat animals!!! Otherwise I love Ancient Egypt!!!

[@jaysonlee4394]

What were they doing wrong to to the Donkey?It is a beast of burden.It helped pave the way of life as you know it..You have a problem with that?..as you type from your cellphone or computer..I'm sure there are many other petty things you can be offended over Karen.Go back to your myopic view of life ,that you can cherry pick what offends your sensibilities.I'm sure you wanna speak to the Donkeys manager next.

[@Mateyhv1]

Very good movie. What is the last place you visited, the kind of catacombs?

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Mateyhv1 Thanks for watching! iI's just the tunnels under the same location.

[@jerrymiller2346]

Cool video, other than the Blair Witch part near the end.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks. The bat landing on my face was terrifying. 😆

[@placidrenegade]

Fantastic craftsmen back then even with primitive tools. I'm a builder and stone mason and I appreciate the amount of work the ancients did. They understood physics in great detail and they also worked granite which is the hardest and heaviest building material to work with.

[@samuelreed2994]

they probably got imhotep and djoser mixed up

[@farhadart]

Elians

[@itsoktolovechina]

Igor, what happened when you were walking through that tunnel? You were scared?

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

A bat landed on my face. Right after I saw all the human bones piled everywhere. It was scary in the pitch black.

[@itsoktolovechina]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld Lol, funny... Ive never seen yousef laugh before! Awesome video, again!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

It’s true! He was laughing so hard after, he nearly cried. I had to check my pants!

[@itsoktolovechina]

@@IgorTravelsTheWorld Awesome, keep up the great work!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching! I wanted to return in 2019 and 2020 but didn’t happen. Maybe this year I can make it back. Check out the entire Egypt playlist because I also went to the Serapeum with Yousef.

[@mlcucciardi]

This young man will become the new Egyptologist... mainstream arch will be shown to be lies.

[@joelg9700]

Love the vids but the wind noise is overpowering

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thank you. Since that time I have purchased a microphone. It's a gopro weakness. When the wind blows...

[@simpleman7516]

For an expensive trip, you fucked up.

[@kennymichaud5366]

Looks like the stones were poured like concrete

[@user-ym8by7qd4h]

Самые интересные подземелье не засняли - на фонарик денег что ли не было😂

[@sedette123]

Møkka lyd,,

[@andreatomassini202]

Sad to hear such new age mumbo jumbo from locals

[@teresaharris-travelbybooks5564]

Do they really believe in those things, sound healing, etc? Or do they say those things because they think that's what tourists want to hear? I have no patience with that kind of talk.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Probably a bit of both.

[@LordDavidVader]

Did you hire the cheapest tour guides you could find?

[@jarvislarson6864]

Quite the opposite

[@jenshathaway3433]

Those step pyramids look much more recent and their construction pales in comparison to the great pyramid. Thus the step pyramids etc were constructed by the Egyptians. But the great pyramid is on a whole another level. In my opinion built by a different culture mch longer ago

[@johnnyvt9]

What is it like being that stupid? Yea, fuck what people who have been studying these things all their life say. Jean knows all. lmao

[@johnnyvt9]

What is so hard to understand that these tombs started out underground then moved to square level buildings, the stacked square level buildings. THen the next guy simple says, Hey what will it look like if we fill it in. Do you really think it has to be some special people to build a fucking triangle in the desert? This is the easiest shape that anyone could have built and the reason it was never used again. It wastest material and is not needed. They were some super rocket scientists who never even invented the wheel and stacked blocks into a fucking triangle. lol Now that is some Nasa engineering to you huh. You can do anything whne your work force is 10k people.

[@andreatomassini202]

+John Tate A bit harsh, but basically true.

[@CastelDawn]

step pyramid is actually the very first one ever constructed. BEFORE the great pyramid.

[@YoungXelDong]

@Jens Hathaway Lol youre not an archeologist. Youre just an ordinary guy trying to act like you have a special purpose in the world by believing in very ancient super human race.