Absolutely, National Geographic's documentaries are truly a marvel, offering a window into the wonders of our planet and the intricacies of life on Earth. Their stunning visuals and compelling narratives often leave us in awe.
I visited Egypt in January of this year, it was a strong cultural heritage country. I love the ancient temples in the Luxor, a beauty of Mediterranean see in Alexandra, and the great Pyramid in Cario.
Absolutely, it's simply mind-blowing to think about how the ancient Egyptians were able to construct such magnificent structures without the advanced technology we have today. The sheer scale and precision of the pyramids are a true testament to human creativity and perseverance. Being able to witness their construction would be a truly unforgettable experience.
@@ElisaEcheverria-uj6hp and not only that, the culture itself was so advanced. I sometimes wonder if they were happier people than modern western people.
National Geographic did well with this episode. Normally, you watch things you've already seen before and know about from other sources. This episode I saw things I've never seen or heard about before.
When I was a kid The Mummy came out and it sparked a deep love and fascination of ancient Egypt inside me. I've been fascinated with it since. I went to a museum that was hosting an ancient Egypt event where they had a mummy in a glass case and all types of artifacts, pots, statues, jewelry, etc. I was around 10 so I don't remember it all. It was and still is one of the coolest things I've experienced.
It's truly awe-inspiring to imagine the ingenuity and determination of the ancient Egyptians in building the pyramids without modern technology. Witnessing their construction firsthand would undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on anyone.
Writing from USA, I’m Peruvian. My husband is Nubian. Our son will visit almost every Summer until we move there InshaAllah. The new museum is on our list of places to visit at the end of the year 2024. This was well done. ✊🏽
The pyramids of Egypt are truly awe-inspiring! They are massive structures, built by the ancient Egyptians as tombs for their pharaohs. It's fascinating to think about the incredible skill and effort that went into constructing these monuments. While the exact methods used remain a mystery, it's generally accepted that the pyramids were built by skilled laborers, possibly farmers who were employed during the annual flooding of the Nile River. These workers, under the supervision of skilled architects and engineers, meticulously moved massive stone blocks using ramps, levers, and rollers. It's a testament to the ingenuity and dedication of the ancient Egyptians that these structures have stood the test of time and continue to captivate us today.
I'm waiting impatiently for a video tour of the Grand Egyptian Museum! Whether that's NatGeo or someone else, Idc. I will never be able to see it in person, so a two hour RUclips or TV stream would be great.
If you like video games, then you would love Assassin's Creed Origins. It takes place in Egypt and there is actually a tour feature where you walk around Egypt and when you click on something you want to know about, it will tell you all about the thing you're interested in.
Beware of these overly aggressive sales people along the temples, a guy insisted that I take his horse carriage in front of Karnak temple at Luxor, he kept following me until I went inside a gift shop. It's the same everywhere near the temples. I visited all over Egypt in September 2021 for 30 days. There were more crooks trying to scam tourist, a guy came up to me telling me he saw me at the hotel restaurant. I stayed at a guesthouse on the east bank of the river without a restaurant. He wanted to show me a spice Bazar at night. I just kept walking. Luckily my guesthouse owner is a nice guy, he's a decentdant of the tomb builders. He drove me along the local village to see the non tourist side, many villagers still lives in poverty. Overall in 30 days, I met only 4 decent people without other motivation. If you are still planning your Nile River Cruise, book it from your Egyptian hotel for best price, not from your own country travel agency. I just walked along the Nile River once I arrived at Aswan, within an hour, I was able to find an agent for a cruise package for $55/ night 3 days 2 nights, 3.5 meals included with 2 temples stops. Cruise from either Luxor to Aswan only takes 3 days. If you book for more nights, you are paying for the room while the ship is docked. I took the local bus to the Sinai peninsula, it's totally different than the main land Egypt. I hiked the Moses mountain at midnight to see sunrise and visited the st Catherine monastery. The Red Sea resort at dahab and Neweiba were stunning. I made short videos of my journey and it's posted on my profile, feel free to check it out and let me know what you think 🤔☺️
The sheer scale and precision of the pyramids, accomplished with only primitive tools, is a testament to the incredible skill and dedication of the ancient Egyptian builders.
It is important that outlets like NatGeo continue these fact-based presentations, so as to counteract pseudo-intellectuals like the nuts on Ancient Aliens, Joe Rogan, etc. This is the best Egypt doc I've seen since the last one NatGeo posted.
Scientific consensus changes constantly. Calling pseudo-intellectuals people that put forward different views or question assumptions that are actually still debated among egyptologists is just narrowed-mindedness, considering that sometimes even experts of their fields are called pseudo-whatever just because they don't adhere to the whole. Not talking about aliens of course but lots of the chronologies and supposed technology taken as a given are just sand castles
This episode of Egypt's Ancient Empire is a fascinating journey through one of the most iconic regions in history. The aerial views of the Nile River offer a stunning perspective on how this life-giving waterway shaped the development of ancient Egypt. Seeing the sprawling landscapes and historical sites from above really puts into context how central the Nile was to the civilization's growth and daily life. The detailed exploration of Egypt's ancient infrastructure and settlements showcases the incredible ingenuity of the ancient Egyptians. It’s a breathtaking reminder of how nature and human ingenuity intertwine to create such a remarkable civilization. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Egyptology or ancient history! 🌍🏛🚁
Great efforts! Congratulations to All ! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The explorers discovered King Tut’s tomb in 1922, Lord Allenby recognized the Egyptian independence in the pyramids themselves after World War I and before the Great Depression and World War II.
Everyone is wonder and scratching the head how the egyptian build a pyramid but for sure the vast universe and galaxy with full of complex and beautiful that anything else cannot compare with it All of this come out from of nothing nobody build it. God is the greatest Human is very arrogant
I accidentally took the local long distance bus from Hargada to sham El Shek in the middle of the Sinai peninsula. I later learned that the bus was crossing under the Suiez canal! There were military checks points very hours, even at resorts entrance!
thanks national geographic for this amazing scens of my country Egypt deservs good and honset people to rule it i love my country and i hope seeing Egypt safe and powerful & welcome to everyone wish to visit egypt
@litkenny2268 in your own opinion, how were the giant stones carried ? Or you are one or those who believe the.Pyramids were built by aliens, just to deny the fact that the.pyramids were built by Egyptians!
Excellent piece! EGY is such a great place to visit. I've been to Cairo (incl. Giza and the EGY Civilisation Museum), the Sinai Peninsula (Mount Sinai, the Desert, & the Red Sea), Dahab, and many others. Sadly, I couldn't make it to Luxor when I visited the country in late 2022 and mid-2023. I owe them trips to the Valley of the Kings & the Queens, the Temple of Karnak, and the Luxor Temple. It must be an amazing experience! :)
Actually Egypt exist in both Africa and Asia so its hard to tell also Egyptians now speak Arabic thats why its called Arabic republic of Egypt according to the language And the Arab unity in which Nasser decided to participate @@iitssjay2433
I visited all over Egypt in September 2021 for 30 days. There were more crooks trying to scam tourist, a guy came up to me telling me he saw me at the hotel restaurant. I stayed at a guesthouse on the east bank of the river without a restaurant. He wanted to show me a spice Bazar at night. I just kept walking. Luckily my guesthouse owner is a nice guy, he's a decentdant of the tomb builders. He drove me along the local village to see the non tourist side, many villagers still lives in poverty. Overall in 30 days, I met only 4 decent people without other motivation. If you are still planning your Nile River Cruise, book it from your Egyptian hotel for best price, not from your own country travel agency. I just walked along the Nile River once I arrived at Aswan, within an hour, I was able to find an agent for a cruise package for $55/ night 3 days 2 nights, 3.5 meals included with 2 temples stops. Cruise from either Luxor to Aswan only takes 3 days. If you book for more nights, you are paying for the room while the ship is docked. I took the local bus to the Sinai peninsula, it's totally different than the main land Egypt. I hiked the Moses mountain at midnight to see sunrise and visited the st Catherine monastery. The Red Sea resort at dahab and Neweiba were stunning. I made short videos of my journey and it's posted on my profile, feel free to check it out and let me know what you think 🤔☺️
Nobody knows how the great pyramids were built. If each block weight as much as a car, then the blocks are not floating in the water ways. There are pieces to the puzzle that are still lost to time. How is it people all around the world were building pyramids? One thing we all can agree on is they are a sight to behold.
Egypt is ranked 30th in the world, second in Africa after Nigeria, and third in the Arab world after Saudi Arabia and the Emirates. The wars that Egypt fought with Israel and the United States of America, and before that Britain and France, caused it to lose a lot. Also, the military regime is the reason for its delay. Egypt could be one of the strongest countries in the world economically, but it is being fought politically and economically by Israel. The West is forbidden, and America transfers technology to it.
The egpytians were ahesd of their time compared to the rest of the world. I admire them just look at their contributions to construction, irrigation, math and etc.
National Geographic's documentaries are breathtaking! A fascinating glimpse into our world.
Absolutely, National Geographic's documentaries are truly a marvel, offering a window into the wonders of our planet and the intricacies of life on Earth. Their stunning visuals and compelling narratives often leave us in awe.
I visited Egypt in January of this year, it was a strong cultural heritage country. I love the ancient temples in the Luxor, a beauty of Mediterranean see in Alexandra, and the great Pyramid in Cario.
One of my Dream destinations to travel. Egypt🇪🇬. Hopefully soon!!
Welcome to Egypt
Mine too
feel so bad for you bc i just went to egypt and i liove there now hopefully you can to
Just wait till you encounter a vampire that can also stop time.
If i could go back in time for like a minute, i'd go to the pyramids right as they were built and just stare at the marvel of human ingenuity
Have you ever heard of a root canal?
bro plzz rply
Small people small imagination small thinking petty thoughts
Nah... That's Alien Technology...
I thought it was aliens
Indeed, Egyptians are one of the greatest scientist of the ancient world followed by Persians, Romans, Greeks, Chinese, Inca, and India
The persions, greeks et al would disagree but hey, let them
Followed by 😂
brought back memories of an amazing trip to Egypt in 1985. I have continued to travel my entire life seeking ancient civilizations.
Absolutely, it's simply mind-blowing to think about how the ancient Egyptians were able to construct such magnificent structures without the advanced technology we have today. The sheer scale and precision of the pyramids are a true testament to human creativity and perseverance. Being able to witness their construction would be a truly unforgettable experience.
@@ElisaEcheverria-uj6hp and not only that, the culture itself was so advanced. I sometimes wonder if they were happier people than modern western people.
Yes Ancient Egyptian culture and architecture is breathtaking and amazing along with its ancient religion!
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National Geographic did well with this episode. Normally, you watch things you've already seen before and know about from other sources. This episode I saw things I've never seen or heard about before.
Other shows were mostly archeology
Are ancestors were very advanced in technology. Hopefully they come back sooner or later. It’ll change humanity forever. Salute from Mexico🇲🇽
Mi nombre es blanquito
@@Scotto6977 😂😂
@@Factsoverfeels8 lol👍🏻
@@Scotto6977 you believe in extraterrestrials?
I believe that all the humanity in era had the most advanced technology not Egypt only. Salute from Egypt 🇪🇬
When I was a kid The Mummy came out and it sparked a deep love and fascination of ancient Egypt inside me. I've been fascinated with it since. I went to a museum that was hosting an ancient Egypt event where they had a mummy in a glass case and all types of artifacts, pots, statues, jewelry, etc. I was around 10 so I don't remember it all. It was and still is one of the coolest things I've experienced.
😂😂
I'm mesmerized by Egypt.
😮
It's truly awe-inspiring to imagine the ingenuity and determination of the ancient Egyptians in building the pyramids without modern technology. Witnessing their construction firsthand would undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on anyone.
Marwan loves you
@@drippinsoempty Well thank you. Who's Marwin?
@@livingpositivelytoday your true Egyptian admirer
Watching this documentary just an hour after planning my trip to Egypt 🇪🇬
plan changing?
@@fatimamalik2954 why?
Don't go it's scams
Marwan is waiting for you in Cairo!
@@yarbjamel6132أنت من أي بلد
Writing from USA, I’m Peruvian. My husband is Nubian. Our son will visit almost every Summer until we move there InshaAllah. The new museum is on our list of places to visit at the end of the year 2024. This was well done. ✊🏽
@@levyaitken InshaAllah🙏🏾
What an absolutely enchanting and thought-provoking documentary. Thanks, National Geographic!
I love National Geographic
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these '' from above'' videos are the best of NatGeo
The pyramids of Egypt are truly awe-inspiring! They are massive structures, built by the ancient Egyptians as tombs for their pharaohs. It's fascinating to think about the incredible skill and effort that went into constructing these monuments.
While the exact methods used remain a mystery, it's generally accepted that the pyramids were built by skilled laborers, possibly farmers who were employed during the annual flooding of the Nile River. These workers, under the supervision of skilled architects and engineers, meticulously moved massive stone blocks using ramps, levers, and rollers.
It's a testament to the ingenuity and dedication of the ancient Egyptians that these structures have stood the test of time and continue to captivate us today.
Watching egyptian history and people from Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Incredible production quality on this ancient history documentary. It felt like I was traveling back in time
I’m so proud for myself to be a Nubian Egyptian.💪🏾🙏🏾
I'm waiting impatiently for a video tour of the Grand Egyptian Museum! Whether that's NatGeo or someone else, Idc. I will never be able to see it in person, so a two hour RUclips or TV stream would be great.
If you like video games, then you would love Assassin's Creed Origins. It takes place in Egypt and there is actually a tour feature where you walk around Egypt and when you click on something you want to know about, it will tell you all about the thing you're interested in.
I love Ancient Documentaries! Greetings from 🇵🇭🇹🇼
A country known to the world for its unique civilization and glorious history, it is Egypt.
It's very important to know how much beautiful culture & lives life survive
Aerial view looks unreal. Amazing!!
Still the favourite country of my bucket list of places I would love to visit..😊
Me,too!!!🙋🏻♀️👍👏🏻👏🏻😍😍😍
You’re more than welcome!!! Just be wary of scammers
Beware of these overly aggressive sales people along the temples, a guy insisted that I take his horse carriage in front of Karnak temple at Luxor, he kept following me until I went inside a gift shop. It's the same everywhere near the temples.
I visited all over Egypt in September 2021 for 30 days. There were more crooks trying to scam tourist, a guy came up to me telling me he saw me at the hotel restaurant. I stayed at a guesthouse on the east bank of the river without a restaurant. He wanted to show me a spice Bazar at night. I just kept walking. Luckily my guesthouse owner is a nice guy, he's a decentdant of the tomb builders. He drove me along the local village to see the non tourist side, many villagers still lives in poverty.
Overall in 30 days, I met only 4 decent people without other motivation. If you are still planning your Nile River Cruise, book it from your Egyptian hotel for best price, not from your own country travel agency. I just walked along the Nile River once I arrived at Aswan, within an hour, I was able to find an agent for a cruise package for $55/ night 3 days 2 nights, 3.5 meals included with 2 temples stops. Cruise from either Luxor to Aswan only takes 3 days. If you book for more nights, you are paying for the room while the ship is docked.
I took the local bus to the Sinai peninsula, it's totally different than the main land Egypt. I hiked the Moses mountain at midnight to see sunrise and visited the st Catherine monastery. The Red Sea resort at dahab and Neweiba were stunning.
I made short videos of my journey and it's posted on my profile, feel free to check it out and let me know what you think 🤔☺️
And what's about Angkor Wat in Cambodia, have you ever visited there.
The sheer scale and precision of the pyramids, accomplished with only primitive tools, is a testament to the incredible skill and dedication of the ancient Egyptian builders.
Personally I think, that the Egypt, was the most powerful country for its time.
This channel made my life Great 😸👍 thanks national geographic for everything
It is important that outlets like NatGeo continue these fact-based presentations, so as to counteract pseudo-intellectuals like the nuts on Ancient Aliens, Joe Rogan, etc. This is the best Egypt doc I've seen since the last one NatGeo posted.
Here may a war have begun
Scientific consensus changes constantly. Calling pseudo-intellectuals people that put forward different views or question assumptions that are actually still debated among egyptologists is just narrowed-mindedness, considering that sometimes even experts of their fields are called pseudo-whatever just because they don't adhere to the whole. Not talking about aliens of course but lots of the chronologies and supposed technology taken as a given are just sand castles
They rather give credit to 👽 than the Black Original Africans.
They persecuted the people who believed the earth was round and not at the center of the universe..until they figured it out🤷🏼♀️
@@xxbbdollxxit was already figured out. Knowledge is hidden on purpose. There's nothing new under the sun.
Fun fact Cleopatra lived closer in time to today than to the construction of the pyramids.
This episode of Egypt's Ancient Empire is a fascinating journey through one of the most iconic regions in history. The aerial views of the Nile River offer a stunning perspective on how this life-giving waterway shaped the development of ancient Egypt. Seeing the sprawling landscapes and historical sites from above really puts into context how central the Nile was to the civilization's growth and daily life. The detailed exploration of Egypt's ancient infrastructure and settlements showcases the incredible ingenuity of the ancient Egyptians. It’s a breathtaking reminder of how nature and human ingenuity intertwine to create such a remarkable civilization. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Egyptology or ancient history! 🌍🏛🚁
Father nile river ethiopia only ethiopia
not Egyptian
Egypt🇪🇬❤️🇪🇬❤️
I am really proud that am Egyptian ❤❤❤😂 what a magnificent civilization
Today, the Nile is still an important source for trade route and transportation. It continued to serve the people of Egypt.
Great efforts! Congratulations to All !
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I loved the angle of photography in this video by drone..
The explorers discovered King Tut’s tomb in 1922, Lord Allenby recognized the Egyptian independence in the pyramids themselves after World War I and before the Great Depression and World War II.
Truly spectacular Egypt on earth.
❤❤
Everyone is wonder and scratching the head how the egyptian build a pyramid but for sure the vast universe and galaxy with full of complex and beautiful that anything else cannot compare with it All of this come out from of nothing nobody build it. God is the greatest Human is very arrogant
I am proud of being an Egyptian :)
Absolutely amazing. Love from Pakistan....
Also check out the incredible canals that they have there ... who how when .. these are mysteries
I accidentally took the local long distance bus from Hargada to sham El Shek in the middle of the Sinai peninsula. I later learned that the bus was crossing under the Suiez canal! There were military checks points very hours, even at resorts entrance!
@@___beyondhorizon4664 UNDER? Thats interesting !
So excited for my trip to Egypt!
Absolutely stunning
thanks national geographic for this amazing scens of my country
Egypt deservs good and honset people to rule it
i love my country and i hope seeing Egypt safe and powerful & welcome to everyone wish to visit egypt
One day I’ll visit Egypt ❤
Egyptian people's were very talented and well engineer's in peramed century
Those ancient Egyptians were pretty smart. Using the Nile flood to transport giant stones - genius!
It sounds good but it’s just a theory.
It’s literally poured concrete.
@litkenny2268 in your own opinion, how were the giant stones carried ? Or you are one or those who believe the.Pyramids were built by aliens, just to deny the fact that the.pyramids were built by Egyptians!
Mo Salah is running down the wing. Mo Salahhhh the egyyyyypt kiiiiiing 👑🇪🇬
Egypt was lush in the Ancient times.
Love from Indonesia
Amazing epic of Pharaoh's history
Another excellent documentary
After i visited Egypt last week im here now😊
Excellent piece! EGY is such a great place to visit. I've been to Cairo (incl. Giza and the EGY Civilisation Museum), the Sinai Peninsula (Mount Sinai, the Desert, & the Red Sea), Dahab, and many others. Sadly, I couldn't make it to Luxor when I visited the country in late 2022 and mid-2023. I owe them trips to the Valley of the Kings & the Queens, the Temple of Karnak, and the Luxor Temple. It must be an amazing experience! :)
I'm proud to be Egyptian.
Welcome to all visitors to Egypt, the country of security and safety
Arab or African ?
Actually Egypt exist in both Africa and Asia so its hard to tell also Egyptians now speak Arabic thats why its called Arabic republic of Egypt according to the language And the Arab unity in which Nasser decided to participate @@iitssjay2433
This is why Egypt is in my bucket list
"Fall in love" of your documentaries....🔥 .absolutely stunning 🔥❤
I went to Egypt recently 🇪🇬 and my dream is to go see the Great Pyramid of Giza
Awesome footage here!
Powerplants look amazing from above.
مصر صنعت اعظم حضارات العالم قبل سبعة آلاف عام
This is such an awe inspiring video!!
Egypt is one of my dream country to visit someday hoping to be granted in god's welling 🙏
i hope u do and try to go with a group or trusted local people to avoid any problems
No ads, love it!
Loved it. Thanks for making this.
I wish, I could be able to visit Egypt very soon!
So majestic!!
Egypt 🇪🇬❤
Thank you for posting this, appreciate it.
I visited all over Egypt in September 2021 for 30 days. There were more crooks trying to scam tourist, a guy came up to me telling me he saw me at the hotel restaurant. I stayed at a guesthouse on the east bank of the river without a restaurant. He wanted to show me a spice Bazar at night. I just kept walking. Luckily my guesthouse owner is a nice guy, he's a decentdant of the tomb builders. He drove me along the local village to see the non tourist side, many villagers still lives in poverty.
Overall in 30 days, I met only 4 decent people without other motivation. If you are still planning your Nile River Cruise, book it from your Egyptian hotel for best price, not from your own country travel agency. I just walked along the Nile River once I arrived at Aswan, within an hour, I was able to find an agent for a cruise package for $55/ night 3 days 2 nights, 3.5 meals included with 2 temples stops. Cruise from either Luxor to Aswan only takes 3 days. If you book for more nights, you are paying for the room while the ship is docked.
I took the local bus to the Sinai peninsula, it's totally different than the main land Egypt. I hiked the Moses mountain at midnight to see sunrise and visited the st Catherine monastery. The Red Sea resort at dahab and Neweiba were stunning.
I made short videos of my journey and it's posted on my profile, feel free to check it out and let me know what you think 🤔☺️
I loved the video, Cheers!
I've never heard before about this Pigeon Competition 😮
Egypt is a blessed land
Hopefully can see the breathtaking view and visit directly the history in egypt ❤
Cool! Also see stuff over here for some new old research ;-)
This is so well-crafted.
Nobody knows how the great pyramids were built. If each block weight as much as a car, then the blocks are not floating in the water ways. There are pieces to the puzzle that are still lost to time. How is it people all around the world were building pyramids? One thing we all can agree on is they are a sight to behold.
I showed this to my friends and we all cracked up.
The most powerful and richest country that time, but what happened why Egypt is not even on the top 50 richest country now?
Egypt is ranked 30th in the world, second in Africa after Nigeria, and third in the Arab world after Saudi Arabia and the Emirates. The wars that Egypt fought with Israel and the United States of America, and before that Britain and France, caused it to lose a lot. Also, the military regime is the reason for its delay. Egypt could be one of the strongest countries in the world economically, but it is being fought politically and economically by Israel. The West is forbidden, and America transfers technology to it.
@3:34 INCREDIBLE video so far, Nat Geo team!!!
Great video documentary
an excellent view just as I was there - superb
wow tilapia realt pharoahs time??
amazing
thank you so much!!!!
Nice Egypt🇪🇬. Hopefully soon travel there
It's my country
Amazing documentary
The greatest indescribable hyperbole presentation in the entire Universe forever.
My homeland........ I love u
Watching from Philippines 🙂
River Nile has unexplored ancient Egypt city still waiting to be discovered
The egpytians were ahesd of their time compared to the rest of the world. I admire them just look at their contributions to construction, irrigation, math and etc.
Lugares incríveis lindos
Egypt is very special and spiritual
Exceptional video, National Geographic!!!
Magnificent World 🌍 🍎 Amazing
AR ypu rael😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Interesting documentary
I miss Egypt im been live for 9 years
Amazing!
wish i could visit when im older!!!
idk whats better this video or travelomg here haha