Technology is really incredible. While sitting in my office at home thousands of miles away from Egypt, I truly enjoyed the camera walk through of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo - immensely!!
You should marvel about the museum architecture and maybe some artifacts, not the shit modern camera technology and internet. How typical of people who don't know what matters.
I saw some of this when they brought it to San Francisco like 10 years ago. It changed my life a little bit. They were so advanced some of the stuff looks like it could have been made today by machines. And there’s a energy you feel when you walk into the rooms i can’t explain.
nice comment and appreciated. I feel the same having seen only one room of egyptian artifacts. I get a feeling of contentment and happiness from the ancient Egyptians, much different impression than I got from ancient scripture stories of wars and jewish trolling stories of the Pharaoh in the bible. I guess the Egyptian too knew about troublemakers and pa*/rasites.
I’m just so excited to have found you! I only got to spend about an hour in this museum on my Egyptian tour just in March 2023!! THANK YOU for being able to share a more in-depth video of the museum! I only had a brief amount of time and I was just frantically running from exhibit to exhibit, all while hyperventilating at the amazement of what I am actually seeing with my own two eyes! I cannot wait to watch this, and I am lucky to be a new subscriber!❤ I wear a gold pendant of Hathor, from my trip to Luxor! Much Appreciation to your channel! Jennifer, Denton, Texas😻
Hi Jennifer, I'm glad you found the channel! I actually just uploaded a new tour of the Egyptian Museum last week. I filmed this one in the evening with only a few hours before closing...so I was rushed too. I filmed the new video in the middle of the day and was able to spend more time there. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/A-EbGwXTMlE/видео.html
Rather than focusing on walking through each room, you should show more of the artifacts so that we can see more of what they have to offer. There was so much that you walked right past.
kaylee the fox backup @kaylee. It’s his choice, it’s his channel, .. He paid for us to see this. He’s sharing. Make polite suggestions, .. don’t demand. I don’t think he works for you.
Me too. I would be up for taking the risk of going to Egypt again to have a better look. I imagine you can go more places and see more than was possible 10 years ago.
I wish to see a crazy miracle like all ancient Egyptians to return back to life or even a pharaoh to fight Cuz that will be awesome!!! Could that even happen??? I wonder and I believe in the ancient culture of Egypt, as a matter of fact, I am one of the few in Egypt whose family still remember the true past of Egypt and the ancient languages and I say languages because there are two ancient languages but six ways of writing these two languages, but everyone out there is thinking that we have only one ancient language and the ways of writing is not truly understood in the most appropriate way at the so-called Egyptolegyies said ..... No one knows the truth at all but someday you will all find the truth through the hard way of miracles and when that happens, you are going to wish that you were never even born if you have insulted our culture or insulted us as Egyptians in general .... the truth is unbelievable even if I say it by all the knowledge which you think you have for so-called civilizations, which is a stolen knowledge essentially from Egypt ..... All that you know of the history of science and modern civilization is actually is stolen from Egypt and you can find the proof in the nanotechnology which was used in ancient Egypt and as a matter of fact too I studied that technology in secret when I was 5 years old and I am more than 30 years old now, can you tell me how is it even possible when nanotechnology is supposed to be just discovered in this so-called modern era .... you think you know but you most surely Don't know anything at all ... you think we are gone but we're not and we will be the biggest surprise of the century. In fact, to write such things because I know no one would truly care.... but if you do Well here is a bonus gift ... the pyramids were built hundreds of thousands of years ago, and to be exact... It was built three hundred and six thousand years ago. The true Egyptians are which you call these days the descendent of the sky... those who got real and actual wings and can fly ... in the pat, the Egyptians were called and known as the nation of the angles because the way we lived and there have been actual ancient cities in the sea which you called Atlantis these days and yes the mermaids are real if you believe in such things... and it is not the first time for movies or songs or that entire technology to appear ..... in the true and long history that I have studied that did actually exist before a long time ago ... you see we live in what people call today a circle from technology to be lost and to exist over and over again so yeah it's a very very long time that has past ... and by the way, we hate the term mermaids because the word "maids" is always to represent a servent and it sounds to us insulting as Egyptians, we use in our languages words which mean in general the flowers of the see. And yes we believe in god because we are descendent of you know how... for all I know I am just waiting for a Miracle to remember who I was in ancient time and when that happens, Egypt with all due respect to the great people but we love to live kind of isolated when it comes to visitors that is a fact through all of our ancient history. The image of reality is missed up by many the truth is hidden but that doesn't mean that it will be hidden forever ... someday we all waiting for a Miracle but When that Happen and you actual Mummies walking and talking. Don't cry like movies just show some respect to a nation was never truly understood or appreciated for what they really are... and believe what you want and by the way, in ancient Egypt, you will find all skin white red black skin of rules who ruled Egypt and they all Egyptians.... take it easy... It's all beauty and must be respected or the insult is not for a person or nation it will become like a personal insult to god himself and these are many who talk as if these are Egyptians and they show no respect, those are not Egyptians at all... Hell, most of the time they are demons who want to hurt the name of the Egyptians and when I say demons I really mean what I say ... there are real demons who walk as people.. and even if I tell how to know the real person from that who is not ... you will probably abuse that knowledge and make problems with demons and they are not fair and they don't play nice at all... But think of it a feeling in soul that can tell you the difference between who is egyptian and who is demon and who is just a human ..... and by the way just you know these are demons everywhere walks as people even in the greaters places as Egypt espicailly in the media ... they claim to be Egyptians and to work for the goodness of their beloved Egypt but they're all liars ... they try to give another demons the chance to insult Egypt that's all ... you see it all unbelivale and yet it's all true ... and you might wander why all of this happens to the good people of Egypt when they are so great and the answer is that all of it is our patience and love, and our greatness and giving... to be in pain is a way to help as crazy as it may sound to you but yet that is the truth nontheless and to prove my claims I have a relative who lived as a king in ancient times of Egypt now he is just a football player ... with all do respect to the game I jsut wanted more for him, he knows all about ancient times and he remembers his past and if this homble and simle artical of mine gets to those who truly care ask him he playes in liverpool and he is king of famous their ask him if you dare ???hahaha Whould even dare to think of what I have said as any truth at all ... The only truth you will probably experience when finding out the truth will be pain and admiration and fear I suppose .... after all, It's only natural to end that way hahaha..... and you still think you know yeah right hahaha you know lies and nothing when coming to the truth and in this modern some time there is brother just another reincarnation from another country but he also remembers the past and it will be a good cache if you found of the truth that way. And just you know that another brother is also a king :) I am proud of both as two of the greatest rules of Egypt.
@Mike Studmuffin Me too! And it appears the Tut's tomb is the entrance to a larger tomb believed to be that of Nefertiti. No excavation will of such sites will be allowed anytime soon enough for us to see and know. So ancient Egypt still holds onto her remaining secrets.
I saw the Tutankhamun exhibition when it came to London in the early 70s. I was about six years old. I remember how crowded it was, we were kind of herded through, and seeing the famous mask. My older sister thought it was boring, but I was fascinated.
Thank you for your wonderful video. What a nice idea to record your whole tour through the museum without editing out things. And now you can do the same thing in the just opened new museum ! which is also the reason why your video is so valuable. The way all the treasures in the old museum were exposed, will never come back !
I stumbled onto your channel. Thank you for this. I could spend months there just looking at everything. I'm just completely fascinated by everything they did
Ganz großes Lob an den Kameramann , der Weitwinkel, ungeschnitten , ohne Lärm . Das war schön . Das ist wahres CO² Neutrales Reisen fast . Ein Erlebnis . Danke .
the pyramids belong to our African ancestors starting from Sudan Africa it is a disrespect for any Arab race to even touch are secred history .. all arabs are not welcome exspeiacly muslims . we are the chidren of RAH AMEN NUBIA TO KUSH ...
I was there 35 years ago. I would recommend studying for a long time before going to Egypt as all the information is quite overwhelming if you aren't already familiar with it.
I see many negative or critical comments strewn amongst the appreciative, thankful ones. I can't fathom being so ungrateful for a glimpse of the beauty & history Prowalk Tours has made available to viewers. If you feel negatively re: what you are seeing or not seeing, quit watching & no need for negativity & criticism. We already have an overabundance of that in today's world.
There is always room to improve camera skills. We women like to see jewelry and a lot of men don't think about the details. It only needed a few more seconds to slow down and focus in on them as he did the other items that interested him.
This museum speaks about the civilization of Egypt and emphasizes the insistence of the Egyptians continue to progress until the summit summit ... I invite everyone who is passionate and wants to excite the visit of this architecture 🌋
Thank you for taking the time to put together this video although I wish it was 10 hours long and that you videoed every single case and what's in them . theres so much there it's hard to capture everything so thanks for the tour
ProWalks, your uploads are absolutely amazin!!! Nothin short of superb & amazin! My husband & i are huge fans & i believe we've watched almost every upload you've put out there. Each upload is so unique & so very interestin. These Egyptian uploads are so good to watch. The Egyptian museum is lovely. An old building, but with such wonderful & interesting architecture, not to mention the priceless treasures held within. We also love your Paris walks videos & Amalfi coast videos. Such beautiful destinations. I'm half Irish & i live in the Dingle Peninsula, Ireland. Have you ever been to Ireland? If not, do you ever plan to come & do some walking videos here too? There's loads of amazin walks to do here & so much to see! Dingle Peninsula is very remote, but so stunning. You should come some day & do some filmin. We'd love to have ya! Cheers & keep up the great work! You must be super fit, with all that walkin & all. haha
When I visited in 2009 it was extremely crowded & cameras were not permitted at all in the museum at that time. This video brings back so many memories that I was not able to capture on film or photo. THANK YOU FOR THIS!
I had not realized the extent of the wealth of artifacts that were found. Thank you for showing what you did I realize you couldn't do a close up of everything. It is not likely I will ever get to Egypt to see it myself I am very grateful for your video.
Thank you again for these. The sheer quantity and level of preservation is mind boggling to see. You could spend weeks in there and not even approach seeing it all. Just had no idea how much there would be there. What an amazing place.
I absolutely love your videos, like I commented on another one of your videos, I’ll never ever get to experience these places in my life. Being I suffer with chronic pain I wouldn’t be able to manage even a quarter of these activities, so thank you so much for these incredible videos. Also, have your ever thought or know of any tours of castles, I would LOVE to see exploring of castles. Thanks again 😁
Hey Jami, you are very welcome. There are a lot of castles in Italy. I'll try to film a few and see what the response is. I filmed one castle in my Sermoneta video.
@@ProWalks Did you know that this museum has not yet opened and did you know that you arrived at something not achieved against admiration or watching for a few dollars you imagine, but you steal something not achieved did not like this I am sorry
Thank you soooo much for sharing! I appreciate your movements while filming! Most of the time I can’t watch other videos because they make so dizzy!! So thank you so much for not making me nauseous I greatly appreciate how you paused and walk slowly thanks again!!👍🥰😊🙏🙏🙏
What a wonderful treat! Thank you so very much, for there are countless numbers of us who have always wanted to see this but for various reasons never will. I see empty displays. I wonder how much of this will be moved to the new museum? If this museum is like others, there are thousands of things in storage that the public never sees. Maybe now, with the new building, we will be able to see more of those things which for decades have been stored away
The amount of priceless artifacts is mindboggling ,....We might trust this museum has an adequate sprinkler system... All this advanced living , while north /middle Europe was still recovering from the last ice age.....
vanessa schofield thankyou so much for this video posting. i have always been fascinated by tutankhamun and egyption mummies and it was as if i was walking there in the cairo museum. thankyiou cairo is a long way to go and now i can rest as i have seen the treasues through the eye of your camera. thankyou ps i am 61 years old
The Ancient Egypt (Kemet, Africa) has its true culture. It’s written on the walls, their temples, and more. Today Egypt is really African-Palestinian: great culture, great Islam. Ancient Egypt is Africa. The Arabs Hyksos (Greeks called it invaders) were people of probable Levantine origin, who established the Fifteenth Dynasty of Egypt based at the city of Avaris in the Nile delta, from where they ruled the northern part of the country (1650-1630 BC.) The Muslim conquest of Egypt by the Arabs took place between 639 and 646 AD and was overseen by the Rashidun Caliphate. It ended the centuries long period of Roman/Byzantine reign (beginning in 30 BC) over Egypt. African Kings, called Pharoahs Greeks, (had been built thousands of years before (Kemet, Kush, Ethiopia) from dynasty 1st to 22th dynasties. From 23th dynasties, Africans pharaohs and later the Arabs, Greeks complete the ruling of Egypt.
Beautiful ... stunning ... impressive ... precious ... and timeless. But ... some treasure explorers have put these historic treasures into their own treasures. Please bring it back. Because it is the property of the Egyptians and all the people on earth ...
What a beautiful museum architecture. This is the most beautiful interior architecture of any building i have ever seen in my life. The ancient egyptians were good looking and happy people.
I can definitely appreciate your effort in showing us the Cairo Museum. It is massive. There is so much to see, it would take days, if not weeks to explore it all. As others have mentioned, it would have made a better video if you had viewed the artifacts while walking, instead of facing the camera straight ahead in a forward fashion. Other than that, well done.
You did a GREAT job recording those exhibits in poor to no lighting conditions. Too bad these can't be displayed in a proper museum with a generous budget. 35:28 these are early Egyptian Oscar (c) statuettes.
This museum is one of the oldest museums in the world 1902.. It wasn't built to be contained hundreds of thousands of pieces... Theres no space for air-conditioning .. It become like big garage because of new discoveries without building new museums.. Thats why Egypt is building the grand Egyptian musuem cost more than 1 billion dollar. ....and after the opening of the Grand musuem This musuem will be renewed but now Egypt afriad to close it because of the revenue they waiting for the new museum
This is a proper museum. They NEVER use strong lighting because that fades the original colorization of the articles. They use low light in Western museums too and NO cameras. Especially no flash. You pay for postcards that they took. All museums need to make an income in some way. Door entrance fee or postcards.
I've been to the Louvre and the royal museum in London and the Cairo Museum is by far a more beautifully architectured building interior, watching this video i was often admiring the architecture of the building more than the artifacts, something i never did in the above two modern museums in person.
It's a shame most of the cases were ignored, just a few in Tut's room, the cases had reflection issues but the items inside were still visible from certain angles and that's where all the interesting stuff is kept; the big statues and stone boxes are interesting but not as much as the minutia of daily life.
lol everything looks fake lol artificial repainted over made to look light and white-skinned it doesn't match lol funny as hell, cheekbones shaved down, nose shave down and lips are thin out lol wigs everywhere lol wow these Turkish descendants are a hot mess lol
Everything looks artificial like it no longer holds any value to it anymore, everything has been tamper with changed in some kind of way until it no longer has it's a rich form to it, it's not as appealing as it used to be.
@@NontyNonty No it’s not !! She meant the new museum in giza (grand Egyptian museum GEM) this is under construction will be open when the pandemic end The one which opened in april is different one its in Fustat city in old cairo not giza
What amazed me when I was there, and may not come across to people watching this, is just how small all of the items like furniture actually are. These people were tiny. They looked like they were made for children.
thanks for sharing this. I doubt i will ever see any of this in person, and i am subscribing because I love the idea and the effort you made to produce it. That said, I am fascinated by ancient artifacts, and this (and future videos) would be so much more satisfying if you gave any thought to the cases you walked past. I would like to see more pausing -like you did at around 9:00, or after 17:00 in the skeleton room, and more plaques on items of interest, like you did at 23:40. Keep at it, though. You are appreciated.
Hey, thanks for subscribing and leaving constructive feedback. yes, I understand about this video. I was very short on time and many artifacts were behind glass which caused a lot of glare. This was my first time to the museum so I didn't know my way around too well and there are no brochures of descriptions of anything..especially in English. So yes, I was just wandering a bit. I will do better next time.
The art is so beautiful and yet most of it was never meant to be seen again, well not by the living. We're so lucky that these artifacts survived in such pristine condition.
Appreciate the walk through as I have always wanted to go there and see it for my self. And feel I’ll never get there. Great to see such amazing pieces. And history.
Bro you gotta go in depth with stuff like this . This is beautiful ancient history with so much behind it. I couldn't even get a clear picture whose who you just walking by like it doesnt phase you .I love your other tour videos but this is different you got to look all around you not just in front cause every shelf in that museum has something amazing in it .
It was completely not allowed to take cameras when I visited Egyptian museum in 2012. I have no pictures or videos of these amazing stuffs. Thanks for sharing this video!
it is, and was always one of my greatest wishes in life, to go to this museum - unfortunately i am 36 now, and so far, life has not came out in a way, which would enable me to do so.........
Yes, Dave Nix. Bless his soul. He's amazin & the amount of walkin he does, to bring all this content to us...................................wow!! Respect. I love walkin too, but i don't know if i'd be happy to walk around Paris or the Amalfi coast for 3 hours! haha
Thank you very much for your great photography work I am from Egypt and love history and ancient civilization I went to Giza, Luxor and Aswan but I did not go to the beautiful museum I photographed So if you're interested in ancient places, you can look for Siwa Oasis like the oases in Egypt that Katy Perry and actor Will Smith have visited.
I think this is a wonderful walking tour of the museum.... it is not a demostration of each piece of art... there are other videos for that experience... this is a walking tour and is perfect.
You should be VERY proud. Your country, your people and your kings taught the rest of the world what is to be civilized. We owe you a debt of gratitude. The grandeur of Egypt was not only majestic for its own inhabitants but spilled over on all of us. We are all Egyptians in a greater of smaller degree, but Egypt is big enough and great enough to include all of us.
@@visconti24 thank you my dear friend for your sweet comment, I totally agree with you that all of us deep down to our core we are Egyptians...Viva l'Egypt
Max Fury unfortunately for you my black friend u are wrong, modern day Egyptians are the descendants of the ancients and it’s been proven time and time again by DNA studies. You guys can try all you want by denying the Egyptians of their heritage, but it won’t work because science disagrees with you and the Egyptians know who they are. If you want to seek historical validation, then start with sub Saharan Africa
ChromeMan04 Look up information on the Nubian people, who are direct descendants of the ancient Egyptians. They aren’t an Arabic race...so, stop the disinformation bs. Thank you!
Early civilization started in Egypt..to see is to believe...thank you brother for the workwell done...can't please everyone..your video is much much betterthan my video too many tourist during our visit.. I know the museum is huge,,2017 we visited d museum but I've only seen part of it were told to go back to the tour bus.....
On, say a 7 day trip. I would probably devote 3-4 hrs a day for each floor. That way its easier to digest the full scope of the place. There's just so much there. To try and see it all in one visit is crazy.
Technology is really incredible. While sitting in my office at home thousands of miles away from Egypt, I truly enjoyed the camera walk through of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo - immensely!!
You should marvel about the museum architecture and maybe some artifacts, not the shit modern camera technology and internet. How typical of people who don't know what matters.
@UCTaAcDvt1or_j2m3BOTN4nA shut up!
What if he can't afford to travel?? I mean if he didn't value the museum why did he even click on this? Dumbass.
Yeah the floors and walls look great, I almost was able to make out a few of what I think might have been artifacts.
I had the pleasure of visiting this museum and it made a great impression on me
Eu tenho muita vontade de conhecer o Egito!
I saw some of this when they brought it to San Francisco like 10 years ago. It changed my life a little bit. They were so advanced some of the stuff looks like it could have been made today by machines. And there’s a energy you feel when you walk into the rooms i can’t explain.
nice comment and appreciated. I feel the same having seen only one room of egyptian artifacts. I get a feeling of contentment and happiness from the ancient Egyptians, much different impression than I got from ancient scripture stories of wars and jewish trolling stories of the Pharaoh in the bible. I guess the Egyptian too knew about troublemakers and pa*/rasites.
I’m just so excited to have found you! I only got to spend about an hour in this museum on my Egyptian tour just in March 2023!! THANK YOU for being able to share a more in-depth video of the museum! I only had a brief amount of time and I was just frantically running from exhibit to exhibit, all while hyperventilating at the amazement of what I am actually seeing with my own two eyes! I cannot wait to watch this, and I am lucky to be a new subscriber!❤ I wear a gold pendant of Hathor, from my trip to Luxor! Much Appreciation to your channel! Jennifer, Denton, Texas😻
Hi Jennifer, I'm glad you found the channel! I actually just uploaded a new tour of the Egyptian Museum last week. I filmed this one in the evening with only a few hours before closing...so I was rushed too. I filmed the new video in the middle of the day and was able to spend more time there. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/A-EbGwXTMlE/видео.html
Thank you kindly! How incredible!
It's mind blowing just how much ancient treasure Egypt has.
Rather than focusing on walking through each room, you should show more of the artifacts so that we can see more of what they have to offer. There was so much that you walked right past.
I completely agree! He obviously knows nothing about ancient Egypt.
Yes i thought he would
@@elainewalls1965 not really.
kaylee the fox backup @kaylee. It’s his choice, it’s his channel, .. He paid for us to see this. He’s sharing. Make polite suggestions, .. don’t demand. I don’t think he works for you.
It's a nice overview of the collection, plus my brain was getting tired just like I was there in person.
You actually picked the best time to go. It's very crowded during earlier hours. I hope to go back again someday. Brain overload the first time☺
Me too. I would be up for taking the risk of going to Egypt again to have a better look. I imagine you can go more places and see more than was possible 10 years ago.
I wish to see a crazy miracle like all ancient Egyptians to return back to life or even a pharaoh to fight Cuz that will be awesome!!! Could that even happen??? I wonder and I believe in the ancient culture of Egypt, as a matter of fact, I am one of the few in Egypt whose family still remember the true past of Egypt and the ancient languages and I say languages because there are two ancient languages but six ways of writing these two languages, but everyone out there is thinking that we have only one ancient language and the ways of writing is not truly understood in the most appropriate way at the so-called Egyptolegyies said ..... No one knows the truth at all but someday you will all find the truth through the hard way of miracles and when that happens, you are going to wish that you were never even born if you have insulted our culture or insulted us as Egyptians in general .... the truth is unbelievable even if I say it by all the knowledge which you think you have for so-called civilizations, which is a stolen knowledge essentially from Egypt ..... All that you know of the history of science and modern civilization is actually is stolen from Egypt and you can find the proof in the nanotechnology which was used in ancient Egypt and as a matter of fact too I studied that technology in secret when I was 5 years old and I am more than 30 years old now, can you tell me how is it even possible when nanotechnology is supposed to be just discovered in this so-called modern era .... you think you know but you most surely Don't know anything at all ... you think we are gone but we're not and we will be the biggest surprise of the century. In fact, to write such things because I know no one would truly care.... but if you do Well here is a bonus gift ... the pyramids were built hundreds of thousands of years ago, and to be exact... It was built three hundred and six thousand years ago. The true Egyptians are which you call these days the descendent of the sky... those who got real and actual wings and can fly ... in the pat, the Egyptians were called and known as the nation of the angles because the way we lived and there have been actual ancient cities in the sea which you called Atlantis these days and yes the mermaids are real if you believe in such things... and it is not the first time for movies or songs or that entire technology to appear ..... in the true and long history that I have studied that did actually exist before a long time ago ... you see we live in what people call today a circle from technology to be lost and to exist over and over again so yeah it's a very very long time that has past ... and by the way, we hate the term mermaids because the word "maids" is always to represent a servent and it sounds to us insulting as Egyptians, we use in our languages words which mean in general the flowers of the see. And yes we believe in god because we are descendent of you know how... for all I know I am just waiting for a Miracle to remember who I was in ancient time and when that happens, Egypt with all due respect to the great people but we love to live kind of isolated when it comes to visitors that is a fact through all of our ancient history. The image of reality is missed up by many the truth is hidden but that doesn't mean that it will be hidden forever ... someday we all waiting for a Miracle but When that Happen and you actual Mummies walking and talking. Don't cry like movies just show some respect to a nation was never truly understood or appreciated for what they really are... and believe what you want and by the way, in ancient Egypt, you will find all skin white red black skin of rules who ruled Egypt and they all Egyptians.... take it easy... It's all beauty and must be respected or the insult is not for a person or nation it will become like a personal insult to god himself and these are many who talk as if these are Egyptians and they show no respect, those are not Egyptians at all... Hell, most of the time they are demons who want to hurt the name of the Egyptians and when I say demons I really mean what I say ... there are real demons who walk as people.. and even if I tell how to know the real person from that who is not ... you will probably abuse that knowledge and make problems with demons and they are not fair and they don't play nice at all... But think of it a feeling in soul that can tell you the difference between who is egyptian and who is demon and who is just a human ..... and by the way just you know these are demons everywhere walks as people even in the greaters places as Egypt espicailly in the media ... they claim to be Egyptians and to work for the goodness of their beloved Egypt but they're all liars ... they try to give another demons the chance to insult Egypt that's all ... you see it all unbelivale and yet it's all true ... and you might wander why all of this happens to the good people of Egypt when they are so great and the answer is that all of it is our patience and love, and our greatness and giving... to be in pain is a way to help as crazy as it may sound to you but yet that is the truth nontheless and to prove my claims I have a relative who lived as a king in ancient times of Egypt now he is just a football player ... with all do respect to the game I jsut wanted more for him, he knows all about ancient times and he remembers his past and if this homble and simle artical of mine gets to those who truly care ask him he playes in liverpool and he is king of famous their ask him if you dare ???hahaha Whould even dare to think of what I have said as any truth at all ... The only truth you will probably experience when finding out the truth will be pain and admiration and fear I suppose .... after all, It's only natural to end that way hahaha..... and you still think you know yeah right hahaha you know lies and nothing when coming to the truth and in this modern some time there is brother just another reincarnation from another country but he also remembers the past and it will be a good cache if you found of the truth that way. And just you know that another brother is also a king :) I am proud of both as two of the greatest rules of Egypt.
@Mike Studmuffin Me too! And it appears the Tut's tomb is the entrance to a larger tomb believed to be that of Nefertiti. No excavation will of such sites will be allowed anytime soon enough for us to see and know. So ancient Egypt still holds onto her remaining secrets.
Is this the brand new billion dollar new facility they just built? Or is this another building
@@docholladay7638 The old one. Haven't been to the new one.
I went to the museum last month. So many artifacts and it's amazing how many thousands of years later we can see them. Truly mesmerizing.
lucky you...one day I will be visiting Egypt...one day
Hi
WOW!!
I saw the Tutankhamun exhibition when it came to London in the early 70s. I was about six years old. I remember how crowded it was, we were kind of herded through, and seeing the famous mask. My older sister thought it was boring, but I was fascinated.
🙏🏽👍🏾WOW!!
after the opening of the new museum those videos are very valuable and make a testimony of the old Cairo museum. Please, do not remove them!!!
Yes, I would like to go back and film this museum again now that it has changed so much with the opening of the new museum. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your wonderful video. What a nice idea to record your whole tour through the museum without editing out things. And now you can do the same thing in the just opened new museum ! which is also the reason why your video is so valuable. The way all the treasures in the old museum were exposed, will never come back !
I stumbled onto your channel. Thank you for this. I could spend months there just looking at everything. I'm just completely fascinated by everything they did
Glad you found the channel. I hope to make it back to their new museum sometime. Thanks for watching.
Your videos are impeccable! Fantastic filming, love the pov concept and great consistent pace
Ganz großes Lob an den Kameramann , der Weitwinkel, ungeschnitten , ohne Lärm . Das war schön . Das ist wahres CO² Neutrales Reisen fast . Ein Erlebnis . Danke .
I was fortunate enough to visit this wonderful museum in 1985. Your video brought back so many memories. Thanks ! 😀👍
Egypt is a country I love to visit. Thanks for sharing some beautiful shoot about it, much love from Bali !
the pyramids belong to our African ancestors starting from Sudan Africa it is a disrespect for any Arab race to even touch are secred history .. all arabs are not welcome exspeiacly muslims . we are the chidren of RAH AMEN NUBIA TO KUSH ...
I was there 35 years ago. I would recommend studying for a long time before going to Egypt as all the information is quite overwhelming if you aren't already familiar with it.
I see many negative or critical comments strewn amongst the appreciative, thankful ones. I can't fathom being so ungrateful for a glimpse of the beauty & history Prowalk Tours has made available to viewers. If you feel negatively re: what you are seeing or not seeing, quit watching & no need for negativity & criticism. We already have an overabundance of that in today's world.
There is always room to improve camera skills. We women like to see jewelry and a lot of men don't think about the details. It only needed a few more seconds to slow down and focus in on them as he did the other items that interested him.
This museum speaks about the civilization of Egypt and emphasizes the insistence of the Egyptians continue to progress until the summit summit ... I invite everyone who is passionate and wants to excite the visit of this architecture 🌋
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Thank you for taking the time to put together this video although I wish it was 10 hours long and that you videoed every single case and what's in them .
theres so much there it's hard to capture everything so thanks for the tour
MUCHAS GRACIAS ProWalks...
FASCINANTE museo... ¡mucha HISTORIA, mucho ARTE, mucha MAGIA!.
Thanks for watching!
I could spend a week there. Thanks so much for sharing.
Yeah, I only had a couple hours until they closed which is why I moved so fast. There is a lot to see.
Lol i went w my fam they don't have air conditioning lol but it was still very fun
ProWalks, your uploads are absolutely amazin!!! Nothin short of superb & amazin! My husband & i are huge fans & i believe we've watched almost every upload you've put out there. Each upload is so unique & so very interestin. These Egyptian uploads are so good to watch. The Egyptian museum is lovely. An old building, but with such wonderful & interesting architecture, not to mention the priceless treasures held within. We also love your Paris walks videos & Amalfi coast videos. Such beautiful destinations. I'm half Irish & i live in the Dingle Peninsula, Ireland. Have you ever been to Ireland? If not, do you ever plan to come & do some walking videos here too? There's loads of amazin walks to do here & so much to see! Dingle Peninsula is very remote, but so stunning. You should come some day & do some filmin. We'd love to have ya! Cheers & keep up the great work! You must be super fit, with all that walkin & all. haha
When I visited in 2009 it was extremely crowded & cameras were not permitted at all in the museum at that time. This video brings back so many memories that I was not able to capture on film or photo. THANK YOU FOR THIS!
a lot of history in just one country amazing
I had not realized the extent of the wealth of artifacts that were found. Thank you for showing what you did I realize you couldn't do a close up of everything. It is not likely I will ever get to Egypt to see it myself I am very grateful for your video.
Thank you again for these.
The sheer quantity and level of preservation is mind boggling to see.
You could spend weeks in there and not even approach seeing it all. Just had no idea how much there would be there.
What an amazing place.
Hey, You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Egypt preserved the large amount of artifacts in respect of the ancient ruins. I will definitely visit Egypt one day.
I absolutely love your videos, like I commented on another one of your videos, I’ll never ever get to experience these places in my life. Being I suffer with chronic pain I wouldn’t be able to manage even a quarter of these activities, so thank you so much for these incredible videos. Also, have your ever thought or know of any tours of castles, I would LOVE to see exploring of castles. Thanks again 😁
Hey Jami, you are very welcome. There are a lot of castles in Italy. I'll try to film a few and see what the response is. I filmed one castle in my Sermoneta video.
ProWalks thank you I will check it out and I look forward too seeing more 😀
Sorry to hear about that i hope you will be Better in the future
Very beautiful pls watch and subscribe another museum from Dubai
@@ProWalks Did you know that this museum has not yet opened and did you know that you arrived at something not achieved against admiration or watching for a few dollars you imagine, but you steal something not achieved did not like this I am sorry
Thank you soooo much for sharing!
I appreciate your movements while filming!
Most of the time I can’t watch other videos because they make so dizzy!! So thank you so much for not making me nauseous I greatly appreciate how you paused and walk slowly thanks again!!👍🥰😊🙏🙏🙏
Lovely video even the architectural of the museum is on another level
Thank you for sharing your visit with us. Many like me cannot go personally but through your lens we can appreciate the history of Egypt. Thank you!
thank you pro walks ...marvellous..what a museum..so huge...what treasures..how amazing to have found those treasures...just beautiful.
What a wonderful treat! Thank you so very much, for there are countless numbers of us who have always wanted to see this but for various reasons never will.
I see empty displays. I wonder how much of this will be moved to the new museum? If this museum is like others, there are thousands of things in storage that the public never sees. Maybe now, with the new building, we will be able to see more of those things which for decades have been stored away
Awesome! Also loved your First Floor tour!
The amount of priceless artifacts is mindboggling ,....We might trust this museum has an adequate sprinkler system...
All this advanced living , while north /middle Europe was still recovering from the last ice age.....
99 percent of things in museums are not actually real.
I see no sprinklers
I'd worry more about radical islamist vandals. Look what they did in Syria and Iraq.
Stunning museum! So beautiful! Thank you.
vanessa schofield thankyou so much for this video posting. i have always been fascinated by tutankhamun and egyption mummies and it was as if i was walking there in the cairo museum. thankyiou cairo is a long way to go and now i can rest as i have seen the treasues through the eye of your camera. thankyou ps i am 61 years old
The Egyptian cultural is really important for everyone
Sure!
How is it important? The current Egyptian culture is predominantly muslim and has little to do with ancient Egypt.
The Ancient Egypt (Kemet, Africa) has its true culture. It’s written on the walls, their temples, and more.
Today Egypt is really African-Palestinian: great culture, great Islam.
Ancient Egypt is Africa.
The Arabs Hyksos (Greeks called it invaders) were people of probable Levantine origin, who established the Fifteenth Dynasty of Egypt based at the city of Avaris in the Nile delta, from where they ruled the northern part of the country (1650-1630 BC.)
The Muslim conquest of Egypt by the Arabs took place between 639 and 646 AD and was overseen by the Rashidun Caliphate. It ended the centuries long period of Roman/Byzantine reign (beginning in 30 BC) over Egypt.
African Kings, called Pharoahs Greeks, (had been built thousands of years before (Kemet, Kush, Ethiopia) from dynasty 1st to 22th dynasties. From 23th dynasties, Africans pharaohs and later the Arabs, Greeks complete the ruling of Egypt.
Rosan Hassany culture (not cultural)
No it's not
Beautiful ... stunning ... impressive ... precious ... and timeless. But ... some treasure explorers have put these historic treasures into their own treasures. Please bring it back. Because it is the property of the Egyptians and all the people on earth ...
I agree with you, all old cultural treasures are properties of the human kind .. greetings from Egypt !
Thanks for the tour! Looks like an mpressive museum to walk around.
Wanderlust Travel Videos Antique museum at dubai ruclips.net/video/mMqyUhtkt_8/видео.html
What a beautiful museum architecture. This is the most beautiful interior architecture of any building i have ever seen in my life. The ancient egyptians were good looking and happy people.
I can definitely appreciate your effort in showing us the Cairo Museum. It is massive. There is so much to see, it would take days, if not weeks to explore it all.
As others have mentioned, it would have made a better video if you had viewed the artifacts while walking, instead of facing the camera straight ahead in a forward fashion. Other than that, well done.
Wow thank you so much! I was overwhelmed just seeing so many artifacts.
You did a GREAT job recording those exhibits in poor to no lighting conditions. Too bad these can't be displayed in a proper museum with a generous budget.
35:28 these are early Egyptian Oscar (c) statuettes.
This museum is one of the oldest museums in the world 1902.. It wasn't built to be contained hundreds of thousands of pieces... Theres no space for air-conditioning .. It become like big garage because of new discoveries without building new museums.. Thats why Egypt is building the grand Egyptian musuem cost more than 1 billion dollar. ....and after the opening of the Grand musuem This musuem will be renewed but now Egypt afriad to close it because of the revenue they waiting for the new museum
This is a proper museum. They NEVER use strong lighting because that fades the original colorization of the articles. They use low light in Western museums too and NO cameras. Especially no flash. You pay for postcards that they took. All museums need to make an income in some way. Door entrance fee or postcards.
I've been to the Louvre and the royal museum in London and the Cairo Museum is by far a more beautifully architectured building interior, watching this video i was often admiring the architecture of the building more than the artifacts, something i never did in the above two modern museums in person.
It looks better organised since the last time I was there. You did a great job, thank you.
Hi, you're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Incredible...this video is a *_gem_* 👍
Thank you so much for this video. I'm a Egipt especialist and it's was a gift for me.
Thank you very much for the tour!!!
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching!
Hii
A very interesting and exciting video !!! I haven't seen such fascinating things till now(only a part of them on TV screen ) !!! Thank You !!!
I've been here a few years ago, and it's good to see things in more detail that I didn't see back then. And for free! LOL
Considering there was so much tomb robbing it is incredible the number items that were salvaged. Well done to the conservators
no details, no close ups, just nothing to be seen. A mad person running through the museum for what reason? I do not know.
It's a shame most of the cases were ignored, just a few in Tut's room, the cases had reflection issues but the items inside were still visible from certain angles and that's where all the interesting stuff is kept; the big statues and stone boxes are interesting but not as much as the minutia of daily life.
Sadly he was only able to film late at night (as he explained in the other video), so he had to be quick because they were closing the museum. :/
lol everything looks fake lol artificial repainted over made to look light and white-skinned it doesn't match lol funny as hell, cheekbones shaved down, nose shave down and lips are thin out lol wigs everywhere lol wow these Turkish descendants are a hot mess lol
He knows most viewers wont stay around for close ups at random things...
Everything looks artificial like it no longer holds any value to it anymore, everything has been tamper with changed in some kind of way until it no longer has it's a rich form to it, it's not as appealing as it used to be.
I enjoy ALL of your walks. Just wonderful. My mom loves them as she can’t do much traveling and all of your tours are wonderful.
Greatest civilization ever
Amazing, I was there in 2010 and back then we could not even make a picture!
Since I was there they put everything in cases, very interesting, can't wait til the new museum opens in Giza
It is opened already in 4.april. Welcome too egypt any time 🌹🌹🌹
@@NontyNonty
No it’s not !!
She meant the new museum in giza (grand Egyptian museum GEM) this is under construction will be open when the pandemic end
The one which opened in april is different one its in Fustat city in old cairo not giza
I am a 7 year old child who ❤️ King Tut, so this is so cool to me!!!
Cool! I always liked King Tut as a kid too!
Amazing. Thank you so much.
Hey, you're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Very grateful for this tour and taking the time to do this, thanks!
What amazed me when I was there, and may not come across to people watching this, is just how small all of the items like furniture actually are. These people were tiny. They looked like they were made for children.
Wow 😮
I’m so excited, we are going to this Museum tomorrow with our family. I did go to the old Museum but not the new one!!!!
thanks for sharing this. I doubt i will ever see any of this in person, and i am subscribing because I love the idea and the effort you made to produce it. That said, I am fascinated by ancient artifacts, and this (and future videos) would be so much more satisfying if you gave any thought to the cases you walked past. I would like to see more pausing -like you did at around 9:00, or after 17:00 in the skeleton room, and more plaques on items of interest, like you did at 23:40. Keep at it, though. You are appreciated.
Hey, thanks for subscribing and leaving constructive feedback. yes, I understand about this video. I was very short on time and many artifacts were behind glass which caused a lot of glare. This was my first time to the museum so I didn't know my way around too well and there are no brochures of descriptions of anything..especially in English. So yes, I was just wandering a bit. I will do better next time.
@@ProWalks❤
Perfect! I love your videos, your style, and your pace suits me 100%! 😊👍
Holy moly! What a great walk thru. They sure did get alot of stuff. Great job, as usual.
The art is so beautiful and yet most of it was never meant to be seen again, well not by the living. We're so lucky that these artifacts survived in such pristine condition.
Sir it is awesome video. I felt that I am walking in the museum.
I like that walking dude is silent. Just walking and showing. Perfect.
Wow! What a cool video! I recently found your channel and loving your content! I just wish I could make a 360 video there.
Thank you so much for sharing these visual treasures for us. It was wonderful and I subscribed.
This is amazing, I hope one day I’ll be there in person!
Really you will enjoy its amazing plus good heart people you are welcome any time
...like the louve in paris...too much to see in one day!!...
Appreciate the walk through as I have always wanted to go there and see it for my self. And feel I’ll never get there. Great to see such amazing pieces. And history.
Bro you gotta go in depth with stuff like this . This is beautiful ancient history with so much behind it. I couldn't even get a clear picture whose who you just walking by like it doesnt phase you .I love your other tour videos but this is different you got to look all around you not just in front cause every shelf in that museum has something amazing in it .
Surely I would like to visit this museum oneday in the future. It is magnificent !❤👍
This is really cool!! Watched all of it! Interesting stuff..
Every video' s very very Excellent, and amazing. Thank you so much for all of person's.
Knew I should have gone when it was in NY Fascinating exibit
Amaaaaazing...it's feeling like just me walking in the museum..again thanks a lot for uploading this desired video.
You're welcome!
Welcome to Egypt
Thanks again for a great and informative video! Keep on traveling and bring us along!
Will do! Thanks for watching!
That was wonderful, thank you.
Thank you very much , wonderful tour 😍
From Miami. 2020 .🇨🇴🌴🌺
Well I must commend the government of Egypt for such a beautiful job, also the massive building,.
It was completely not allowed to take cameras when I visited Egyptian museum in 2012. I have no pictures or videos of these amazing stuffs. Thanks for sharing this video!
Hm...I wonder why they changed their policy? Maybe then needed a more tourist friendly atmosphere.
it is, and was always one of my greatest wishes in life, to go to this museum - unfortunately i am 36 now, and so far, life has not came out in a way, which would enable me to do so.........
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Don't give up, it is still possible for you to make it real.
Thank you, it is good to have a look over all. Good to have this impression. Thanks
Awesome video!
WOW! What a Wonderful and educational video. The videographer is a true master and produced a film that was almost like being at the Museum.
Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I went back and filmed it again. Here is the new video: ruclips.net/video/A-EbGwXTMlE/видео.html
ProWalks, what part of the world do ya live in? We're guessin you live in Italy, bec you appear to post a large number of beautiful Italy uploads.
Thankyou so much for the video. It was a great learn and very entertaining to see each room.
Thank you , those egyptians really knew the pure essence of beauty, those shapes, my goodness
It’s got so many ,very nicely preserved,all ways fascinating me Egyptian history’s.
Hi, I am here already for the 2nd floor, let's go...
Great! I was going to wait until Saturday but i think i can get the next walk posted by then so I figured I might as well post this up now.
ProWalks You got it, I am so excited taking this tour with you, bless your soul ProWalks!
Yes, Dave Nix. Bless his soul. He's amazin & the amount of walkin he does, to bring all this content to us...................................wow!! Respect. I love walkin too, but i don't know if i'd be happy to walk around Paris or the Amalfi coast for 3 hours! haha
Super video sir. You showed all rooms. I am very very happy seeing this video. Thanks sir.👌👌👌👏👏👏🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
You're welcome, but watch my new one. Even better.
Thank you very much for your great photography work
I am from Egypt and love history and ancient civilization
I went to Giza, Luxor and Aswan but I did not go to the beautiful museum I photographed
So if you're interested in ancient places, you can look for Siwa Oasis like the oases in Egypt that Katy Perry and actor Will Smith have visited.
ruclips.net/video/ViPwFpQkZuk/видео.html
I think this is a wonderful walking tour of the museum.... it is not a demostration of each piece of art... there are other videos for that experience... this is a walking tour and is perfect.
Wow this is Egypt the best country all over the world. I am really proud
You should be VERY proud. Your country, your people and your kings taught the rest of the world what is to be civilized. We owe you a debt of gratitude. The grandeur of Egypt was not only majestic for its own inhabitants but spilled over on all of us. We are all Egyptians in a greater of smaller degree, but Egypt is big enough and great enough to include all of us.
@@visconti24 thank you my dear friend for your sweet comment, I totally agree with you that all of us deep down to our core we are Egyptians...Viva l'Egypt
Diego Visconti Unfortunately, present day Egyptians (Arabs) are not the same people as the Ancient Egyptians who lived at that time...
Max Fury unfortunately for you my black friend u are wrong, modern day Egyptians are the descendants of the ancients and it’s been proven time and time again by DNA studies. You guys can try all you want by denying the Egyptians of their heritage, but it won’t work because science disagrees with you and the Egyptians know who they are. If you want to seek historical validation, then start with sub Saharan Africa
ChromeMan04 Look up information on the Nubian people, who are direct descendants of the ancient Egyptians. They aren’t an Arabic race...so, stop the disinformation bs. Thank you!
Early civilization started in Egypt..to see is to believe...thank you brother for the workwell done...can't please everyone..your video is much much betterthan my video too many tourist during our visit.. I know the museum is huge,,2017 we visited d museum but I've only seen part of it were told to go back to the tour bus.....
I saw only some of the antiques in your video,I missed most of them during our visit...again thank you so much..
On, say a 7 day trip. I would probably devote 3-4 hrs a day for each floor. That way its easier to digest the full scope of the place. There's just so much there. To try and see it all in one visit is crazy.
Im lonely
the museum is huge! i would spend for days in here lol