The Marvelous Ancient Mayan Site Of Palenque In The Jungle Of Mexico

[@massoudkaykha2200]

Many thanks for all wonderful videos Brian. You take us to the places that we will never have the chance to see.

[@jaustinkwack]

Your artistry with the camera is fantastic ! Thanks Brien !

[@joearchuleta7538]

Thanks for sharing!!!.........to the hardest working man on youtube!!!

[@facbl]

I think the biggest secrets are still under the grount!

[@icantthinkofaname15]

You mean ground? Lol you're probably right.

[@joukokorhonen2743]

Agree with You!

[@sammgold1603]

LIDAR technology has revealed the so much of the area that it's estimated that it will take over a hundred years to fully excavate the findings. It is so vast that that the population of the Maya had to have been from 17 - 20+ million . There are hundreds of temples that are engulfed in the forest's.

[@trustme7660]

Agreed

[@jduncan1511]

Fascinating as always. Thank you for showing these sites that I probably will never get to see in real life. Love that you have given us all the gift of your discoveries. Its helped me during our lockdown restrictions. Much love from Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@keithau8159]

Yes,my favorite Mexico ancient site,Pakal,Palenque.

[@zocampurvlogpedesaan9313]

amazing clean rural atmosphere, calm, beautiful scenery, greetings to new friends from the fertile land of the island of Java, Indonesia🙏♥️

[@TheSunnickey]

Thank you

[@JupiterJane1984]

I just never few tired of seeing this stuff!😎😎

[@kandymansmith5723]

thanks for show the true history of this land we all live in. only if most just interstand

[@bouyantrite553]

Yes never stand under anything I am rerouting neural synaptic pathways and I'm going to klepto your verbiage

[@shizok8064]

it would be amazing to go back in time to the height of these cities and seen them.

[@orange70383]

That block at 10:14 is awesome with it's crazy cut corner stones.

[@nabuho1]

Beautiful place and interested story.White Bear (Hopi) in J.F Blumrich's book "Kasskara end the seven Worlds" said that there is a three-story building in Palenque, in which students were taught to communicate with the world of animals, plants and God. Each floor represented a higher degree of initiation.

[@javi8896]

i remember a tour guide saying that there is much more under the jungle

[@steve-o6413]

It is very Beautiful and quaint I like getting lost in the Ancient Ruins that time has forgotten...

[@kenycharles8600]

Thank you for this presentation.

[@peterbroderson6080]

Thanks again for keeping your face out of the video, Fabulous job filming and lecture!!!

[@gymgym9763]

Much gratitude ! Blessings

[@themanfromdelmonte9316]

Where's the other 373,957 subscribers who should be watching Greetings from the Highlands of Scotland brien 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@orange70383]

They subscribed when they went through their "wow, that's so cool" phase then quickly lost interest.

[@patricialessard8651]

@@orange70383 Can't understand how they would lose interest. This is literally the most exciting discoveries since ever. One can only imagine where the people that brought all this technology came from and how they did what they did. They certainly didn't evolve on this planet. And there is so much more to uncover!

This is an amazing site, one of my favorite I've visited.

[@massoudkaykha2200]

Did you really visit this place? Wow!

@@massoudkaykha2200 Yes!!!

[@Zero-9000]

Good stuff

[@joshuaford1079]

when there i notice a spot that had a huge hole in the grassy area...about 2 feet down was a stone ground..i was always wondering if all the land there was stone at some point and not a jungle anymore...like they built a concrete jungle...great video!!!!

[@OnlyRealUFOs]

Thank you!

[@amommamust]

Wow! It seems to obvious when you point it out! I am surprised they are not marketing that story, it makes the place even more fascinating.

[@piotrjerominow1652]

Beautifull.

[@michielvanhemert9943]

grass always looks greener , in brien's movies

[@tomm.1174]

Your slow camera movement allows much more detail than other similar channels. Just wanted to let you know ..

[@ionianosescu8510]

Very beautiful video mr.Brien. Impressionant the arragement of constructions.Who knows, for what riutals it is realizated...

[@cathrynestone260]

I shared this with my students. They were very interested, but I don’t think they realized what you were showing them.

[@TheDemonation13]

man that was awesome ty

[@samanthacroft95]

Wow I hadn’t heard of this place before, looks amazing and would be very interesting to see the other 90%

[@wheelmanstan]

Interesting, they stacked naturally flat stone very well and then cut large blocks. I guess you could say the small stone couldn't stand up to the jungle, so they used large blocks which started to sink and so they placed shims under them. Larger rock lasts longer but it sinks faster. I guess what's further below the surface is older. The digger you deep-the further back in history you go, usually. It's amazing it's still there in basically one piece. That place is amazing. I never knew they built so much. Egypt has magnificent structures but walking around in a jungle surrounded but structures yet to be uncovered probably makes you feel like an early explorer. That place still seems alive.

[@twistedbydsign99]

1:32 man equipped with parasol. Legend.

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

I am surprised the home of Pacal is not more explored. Great for those of us who haven't been able to access them.

[@skippyjl1]

Imagine the blood sweat and tears, that went into building this🤯🤯🤯

[@Digger927]

That's no burial mound, it's a Goddess' temple. You can clearly see her exiting at 1:52.

[@lennonwilson7373]

I did a trip in 2018 through the Yucatan and saw 12 Maya sites. Skipping Chichen Itza and Tulum is good advice. I wish I had known... Don't miss Ek Balam, Uxmal (and it's surrounding satellites) Edzna and Becan. Hardly any people.

[@joemomtana6014]

😁✌

[@JC-rm6pm]

7:12 is that a pyramid covered by the jungle in the back?

[@miguelferreiramoutajunior7932]

Beware of snakes, they can easily climb trees, and hidde inbetween stones.( An advise from Brazil).

[@theodoresmith5272]

I really loved it. Very few vendors and its in the jungle. The real jungle that has miles around it. The monkeys and lizards are often out on the ruins too. It's in the classic maya design unlike itza that is aztec-maya. The toltecs built over old itza. The heart land of the maya wasnt in the highlands of the South nor the lowlands of the coastal plains of the Yucatan and belize. Although they had many cities there, the jungle midlands with lakes, streams and rivers that stretch from oaxaca to the Belize coastal plain. You see other outposts in the jungles and coast plains but the group's are different. The itza, pokomom, tzotzil and others maya are more jungle the Yucatan maya peten and others are more coastal.

[@iambyrdman]

3:27 Why is the residue different deeper in. Looks like something stayed there a lot longer maybe. But why? Reason??? Thanks again for all your precious time!!!

[@chrisgonzales2916]

What time frame do you think this took place... Please......

[@paulcollins9397]

I hope you brought your compass!

[@wordzfailmebro956]

Thank you sir 👍 Made famous by Erich von Daniken?

[@sspacegghost]

reminds me of indonesia - is there any cross over between indonesia and mexican megalith sites ?

[@brienfoerster]

no

[@zigzag1100]

First i click on like then play ....💪

[@yyip7796]

Chiapas organic coffee beans.

[@shadowthreat8715]

In the Discovery Channel two guy find a whole city ín jungle. Don't you know where it is? Thank you for answer!! 😕

[@howardfreeland5595]

Definitely 2 periods of construction.

[@skippyjl1]

Do the record the treasures they find???

[@nibiruresearch]

The history of the indigenous peoples in the Americas is much, much older than a few thousand years. We judge the Maya, Aztecs, Inca’s and others on the traces that we find. But when we dig our way from the present to the past, we must know that the Earth is suffering from a cycle of recurring natural disasters. That is told in the Popol Vuh and other books. These disasters create a cycle of civilizations. One is a high developed civilization that disappeared 20,000 years ago. Then there are four primitive civilizations. They were guided by alien deities. At a certain moment in time, those deities leave the people alone. Led by fanatic priests, the people start offering more and more often and from fruits and animals, they started offering children and humans. They knew that after death, new life would occur and they wanted the deities to return. That is how the Aztec are remembered, but once they were high educated. They left us the sun stone, which is a warning for this recurring disasters. To learn much more about the cycle of disasters and civilizations, recurring floods, ancient high tech and alien deities, read the e-book: "what I know about Nibiru". You can read it nicely on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Just search for: know Nibiru

[@The0007laika]

Ment plasma could be from the sun ☀️. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

[@rpm133]

Have you ever heard of any rumors of ruins on the west coast of Mexico near Puerto Vallarta?

[@massoudkaykha2200]

No

[@rpm133]

@@massoudkaykha2200 dang. I wanted to exlpore any known or unknown hidden shit.

[@edwardanthony7283]

Pint sized Egyptian pyramids

[@bouyantrite553]

Naturally climate-controlled. Very purposeful

[@ALLGODSDIE]

Brien in your opinion.. Do you think they built it or was it there many thousand year's before.. To me I think the builder's may have been the one's who buit the pyramids?

[@brienfoerster]

Long, long ago...

[@arthorim]

Oh cool!! I'm stoned too 😎😎

[@skippyjl1]

I believe that is all laser👊🏻👊🏻

[@kigerkarlzeberedi1800]

Seems that the ancients reverd te builders and knew they were ancestors and built upon there ruins to respect and honor their ancestors. Pre-flood post-flood.

[@zoneroamingmortos]

An ancient civilisation reconstructed a monument on top of a dinastic pyramid in my opinion.

[@webmastersof]

It should be obvious by now that whatever they used to cut the stones very flat was know by everyone world wide at the time because this is seen everywhere on earth including different continents.

[@sammgold1603]

Correction: Maya

[@GOLEG11]

Why everyone loves Brian ... Is because he’s exactly like Indiana Jones ... challenges the obvious faulty narrative

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

The box on a mountain = Noah’s ark on mt Ararat.

[@jsr407]

Maybe when the hidden 90% of the ruins are revealed we will finally know who the Megalithic people were, beginning to doubt it will be in my lifetime : I

[@augustjones630]

I wonder if they all have covid now.

[@edwardanthony7283]

Needs a good pressure wash. Looks hideous