it was bult by the ancient citizens of Egypt and they were too many with equipments and a smart way of bulding you know like many other ancient status in this world Egypt had made The pyramids and other with a skilled hand in a fantastic way you can know this from many ancient books or paper or words on the museums on each wall of Egypts temples♡🦋💓
As an Egyptian I apologise for the inconvenience you found along your trip hopefully we will fix them in the future, And Thank you for your beautiful Mindset & Videos ❤❤❤
Cairo was crazy but one of my favourite cities I have visited. I would agree that you will get people giving tourists a bit of hassle around the Giza Pyramids but I simply ignored them and not responded even when one guy followed me for 5 minutes. I did the city night cruise as well which was nice. Also been to Islamic Cairo and visited Mohamed Ali Pasha Mosque, Al Azhar Mosque, Sultan Hassan Mosque, Al-Hakim Mosque, Ar-Rifaii Mosque, Khan El-Khalili Bazaar, Midan Hussain Mosque and Al-Azhar Park. Also went south to Coptic Cairo to see the churches/cathedral there. Went top of Cairo Tower to see the view at night. I did trips to Saqqara Step Pyramid, Memphis to see Ramses II statue and Dahshur to see the Red and Bent Pyramids
hi there, i would like to know how you went to Saqqara, Memphis and Dhashur, because i wanted to visit these place s too, do you have a sample itinerary and mode of transfers, thank you so much
@@ralen4475 It was done as a day trip as the hotel I was staying did day trips to these places. They took us to Dahshur first to see the Bent and Red Pyramids, then went to Memphis and then to Saqqara to see the step pyramid. I know various companies in Cairo will do these as day trips like Egypt United Tours who had connections with the hotel I was staying at in Cairo
@@brothersman524 okay, thanks for the info. i was also wondering if it would be cheaper to book online like tourradar or i can arrange it with the hotel that im going to to stay with.
I’ve been watching you since the beginning and I really appreciate how candid and honest all your videos are. Your videos are filmed so well and you give so much information that it really helps me decide on whether I’d ever consider going to these places. I find it especially helpful when you film yourselves entering and exiting places as my daughter is disabled and it helps me figure out whether it’s feasible for her to go places. Thank you again for making such great vids.
Finally, a cheerful and positive vlog on Egypt as a tourist destination. Seriously, this is so far one of the more comforting review out there. Now I feel much much better about travelling there. Thanks for your travel tips and wisdom on how to enjoy Egypt. Cheers!✌️
Beautiful video! This is a major upgrade from your CR videos. Egypt seems like a magical place where ancient history meets present day. I'd love to visit one day even with all the hagglers. Thanks for this wonderful video! Cheers!
Cairo is known as being a very densely populated city as well as being the center of Egypt's culture and politics. It is also located near some of the most famous remnants of Ancient Egypt like the Pyramids of Giza.
OK... I finally subscribed. This video was fantastic with high quality filming and the presentation of material I visited Egypt in April 2016 after a 10 day/9 night tour in Israel. In Egypt, I stayed 2 nights in Cairo (the fantastic Four Season hotel Giza) and 3 nights on the Nile Rive (Sonesta Star Goddess). Thanks for your great videos.
I honestly enjoy your vlogs so much!💯 They're not only well done and educational but they expose the kind side of both of you when you give credit to the local people who helped you✨️😍💌
Well the story about the guy who broke the nose isn't true tho, The nose fell due to wind and weather factors, because it is the weakest part of the statue, and the chin too. You can notice this in many ancient Egyptian statues, and this is also what we as archeology students study. Lots of tour guides like to tell these stories to add some action
Things to remember folks: 1 - the pyramids are mostly limestone which is not that hard. The quarries at Giza show where they cut channels in the bedrock and spaces along lines for wooden levers to be inserted. Limestone forms in layers like a cake. So via driving lines of chisels a short distance into the stone the stone will continue to split along the line like breaking off a saltine cracker. Then via wooden levers they could break free the chunks - they were not individually chiseling out each block - onto wooden sleds. 2 - wooden sleds were not only pulled by men. Ancient Egyptians the same as you see today in parts of the world also used draft animal power = oxen. The tomb of Hunefer shows a large sarcophagus being pulled on a wooden sled by a team of yoked oxen. The worker village at Giza contained in its midden heaps tens of thousands of cattle bones - which places oxen at Giza during the period of the pyramids. If they were consuming cattle they would have also used them for labor. 3 - the largest/heaviest blocks in the pyramids are found in the bottom half closest to the ground. Above that point the blocks become smaller in size. Those at the top are small enough to have been levered into place by several men. So ramps used to construct the pyramids really only needed to go as high as the heaviest blocks to be raised - King's Chamber below the halfway point. Above that level the smaller blocks could be lifted level to level via a device which used a fulcrum and counterweight akin to the Egyptian shaduf. It could have sat upon the "steps" to raise the smaller blocks to the levels above. Finally ramps. The western cemetery adjacent the Great Pyramid contains partially completed tombs. They have attached to them small earthen ramps made from a mixture of sand/stone chips/tafla - a clay they mined. Near the worker village at Giza is the remains of a huge tafla mining operation. When the limestone quarries were excavated they were found to have had massive amounts of what they made ramps out of dumped into them. So as they encased the pyramids in white Tura limestone working from the top down as Herodotus wrote they could systematically dig away the ramps and dump the residue into the limestone quarry pits. p.s. - as to the other stones. Next to Khafre's valley temple adjacent the Sphinx are 3 white lines running eastwards towards Cairo. That are actually stone jetties which slope beneath the surface of the ground. Nile mud was found ~7 meters down. So that area was actually = a harbor complex. So granite and other basalts along with the white Tura limestone used as casing stones was transported via barges to a harbor which sat about 500 meters from the pyramids at Giza.
@@Lorcinaji Not too adept on reading I see....... Perhaps an ESL course might assist you with this problem. p.s. - you can start with reading the title of the video which specifically and in capital letters claims = "Truth"........ - thus I related archeological/historical evidence.
😂😂😂😂 ننتظر أن تبنوا ربع هرم في بلادكم رغم التكنولوجيا الحالية ، كلامك لا يعجبني لأن به استهانه بالموضوع و تقليل من حجم العمل و براعته و اسراره و الهندسة العبقرية و كيف لك أن تتصور عدد من كانوا يقومون برفع الاحجار تقول عشرة آلاف مثلا 😂 من اين سنجد لهم مكان و كيف الاهرامات عظيمة شامخة و سر جمالها الغموض الذي يحيط بها و ايضا سر كيفية إتمام هذا العمل الذي استغرق ثلاثون عام الهرم الاكبر ، ثلاثون عام و انت تراها سهله و بسيطة و عادية ، إذا لما يهتم العلماء من كل الدنيا بهذا العمل العظيم أن العبقرية ولدت في مصر و عند المسلمين من اول الزمان قبل أن تعرف أوروبا و الغرب نور العلم اين كانت اميريكا و اوروبا حين أقيمت هذة الحضارة في الشرق الأوسط تحديدا مصر .
Many stories have been created and spread regarding the broken nose of sphinx. The most common of them is it was broken during one of the french battles near Giza during the french campaign in Egypt in 1798.
Great video and to be fair to the Egyptians Anna is unusually attractive. My father was in the US 🇺🇸 military during the 6 day War. We were in route to Ethiopia. We had to refuel in Cairo. The Egyptian military took us off the plane and kept us prisoners for 3 days. The first muslim I had ever met struck me in the head with a rifle because I could not understand what he was yelling at me in Arabic. I was only 9 years old, that is my memory of Egypt and the Egyptians. Living in Ethiopia and Eritrea are fond memories but not so much Egypt. Always a thumbs up 👍
Wtf were they terrorist would u say it’s dangerous for any foreign female to go that’s fucked up there were some nasty terrorist scammers I met in Aqaba Jordan and Petra Jordan who loved scammed me and scammed me for money. I never been to Egypt but I want to go maybe..
@@princessnina3310 so you condone abusing children, it shows what kind of person you are. I'm sure Putin is saying the same thing to the Ukrainian people.
Thanks to everyone say a good words about my lovely Egypt.. Great video too And if anyone wants to visit Egypt want any help... I'll be there to help 😊
Went last December and everything you both shared is spot on. It’s a beautiful experience but it is sad to see how poverty impacts the country. You will get heckled to no end but as long as you keep an open mind you’ll be alright. The archeological sites are worth it. Can’t wait to see Jordan next!
@@BaileyBlurbs No one in Egypt sleeps without dinner, even the poor, unlike the world, because Egypt has the world's good Ask the Israelis, and they will tell you
No one sleeps in the street in egypt , and egypt has a very low poverty rate , because 75% of Egyptian people are rich or in the middle class and not poor , do not generalize because generalisation is the language of ignorance
The pyramids were made of a mixture of finely crushed stone and some kind of cement to hold them together. They they were mixed together and poured into wooden boxes, just like today! That's why they didn't have to move them - too big and heavy. We been doing it for a very long time. It's simple!
Very enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing true experiences regarding being a women, the difficulties of filming, and the constant solicitation. This wears on you when you stay longer.
Great video, quick question, how did you get the tripod through security ? Did they ask you for money under the table, or was it an airport fee? Thank you
Hi goin to Egypt this summer for Mt bday what was the name of Nile boat ride you went on would love to go on that one. Thnx luv what you guyz are doin/where you all are goin Thnx !!!
Oh and whatapp number for the tour guide. Were you able to use WhatsApp or your Wi-Fi out there? Some places saying that you can use WhatsApp in Egypt.
Going to Egypt in October on a private tour. I need a good point and shoot camera to take as a backup. At present I have an iPhone 13 pro which is damaged. Suggestions?
Awesome Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing with us! Cairo and Giza are two of my dream destinations! Thank you for all of the travel tips and that airbnb you guys stayed at was over the top fabulous with that view! Be well, be safe and Cheers!
Hello! I'm traveling soon there! and would like to know any feedback you guys have on iberia & egypair airlines? Also, how to get tours and places to stay at? what is a reliable page?
Some people say they cut off/exploded the pharaoh statue’s (Sphinx) nose because the pharaoh was really a black man (with a “black people” shaped- nose) so they try to hide that from history that black people were once kings, queens, and pharaoh’s long time ago… ( I’m not saying that’s true or not but that’s from what I heard allegedly)
The Sphinx is at least 12,500 years old, proven by water erosion, and the original lion's head was recarved at some point into a disproportionately smaller Pharaoh's head
Good tips but I’m afraid nothing prepares you enough for the shock of actually experiencing it. Egypt, though stunningly beautiful left me sad after the exhausting parade of scammers at the airport, hotels, taxi drivers, people persistently following you trying to market something leaving you forlorn and untrusting. Would I go back? Yes but only with a guided tour with some free time to fully absorb the architectural beauty of the past.
I want to go, but I wanted To ask, what are the toilets or restrooms there like? I saw a video of “how to use the toilets in Asia” so that made me curious and alert!: how are the toilets over there? Cause that video I saw, the toilets were on the floor and the guy making the video said there’s no toilet paper. So that just made me really scared lol. I just want to go with an idea of what we will need to prepare for. Please let me know. Thank you!
Toilets are "normal" lol idk if that the right word . Maybe bring your own Toilet paper with you in restaurant and cafés because some of them may not use it
Good coverage from Giza. But remember giving some money to the guys around there is not a big thing, We spend some thousand dollars to pay for airline tickets and other luxuries...
When you see this! It means you are good luck! Read this when you go home! Then bad luck will leave! (In Jesus’ name, all things which have been stolen by the devil will be returned to me, all things which have been cheated by the demons, will be returned to me, all things that have been imposed on me will be all taken away, and I command you to get out of me!) You have to say it out loud! No need to be very loud, but have to say it out! Remember it the devil, they are very cunning! Remember this when you are in trouble!
👇🏽 How do you think the pyramids were built?? Anyone heading to Egypt soon?
One day Ana. Ahaha
I just cant grasp how people without technology could have built that with so much precision to the location... ALIENS
Possibly grew from a seed.
it was bult by the ancient citizens of Egypt and they were too many with equipments and a smart way of bulding you know like many other ancient status in this world Egypt had made The pyramids and other with a skilled hand in a fantastic way you can know this from many ancient books or paper or words on the museums on each wall of Egypts temples♡🦋💓
I agree with Graham Handcock, they, those 3 anyways were built long before the pharaohs, before the great flood.
As an Egyptian I apologise for the inconvenience you found along your trip hopefully we will fix them in the future, And Thank you for your beautiful Mindset & Videos ❤❤❤
Cairo was crazy but one of my favourite cities I have visited. I would agree that you will get people giving tourists a bit of hassle around the Giza Pyramids but I simply ignored them and not responded even when one guy followed me for 5 minutes. I did the city night cruise as well which was nice. Also been to Islamic Cairo and visited Mohamed Ali Pasha Mosque, Al Azhar Mosque, Sultan Hassan Mosque, Al-Hakim Mosque, Ar-Rifaii Mosque, Khan El-Khalili Bazaar, Midan Hussain Mosque and Al-Azhar Park. Also went south to Coptic Cairo to see the churches/cathedral there. Went top of Cairo Tower to see the view at night. I did trips to Saqqara Step Pyramid, Memphis to see Ramses II statue and Dahshur to see the Red and Bent Pyramids
hi there, i would like to know how you went to Saqqara, Memphis and Dhashur, because i wanted to visit these place s too, do you have a sample itinerary and mode of transfers, thank you so much
@@ralen4475 It was done as a day trip as the hotel I was staying did day trips to these places. They took us to Dahshur first to see the Bent and Red Pyramids, then went to Memphis and then to Saqqara to see the step pyramid. I know various companies in Cairo will do these as day trips like Egypt United Tours who had connections with the hotel I was staying at in Cairo
@@brothersman524 okay, thanks for the info. i was also wondering if it would be cheaper to book online like tourradar or i can arrange it with the hotel that im going to to stay with.
@@ralen4475 Book online as it is cheaper but make sure they are reliable
@@brothersman524 BNya
I’ve been watching you since the beginning and I really appreciate how candid and honest all your videos are. Your videos are filmed so well and you give so much information that it really helps me decide on whether I’d ever consider going to these places.
I find it especially helpful when you film yourselves entering and exiting places as my daughter is disabled and it helps me figure out whether it’s feasible for her to go places. Thank you again for making such great vids.
Finally, a cheerful and positive vlog on Egypt as a tourist destination. Seriously, this is so far one of the more comforting review out there. Now I feel much much better about travelling there. Thanks for your travel tips and wisdom on how to enjoy Egypt. Cheers!✌️
Her dress at the Pyramids was great, but a bit much for the local customs maybe.
Her boobs were hanging 😂
Your video is so cool!!👏 I learned a lot and I want to go to Egypt right now 😆 Keep up the good work!👍❤
We were there in April 2022, our best vacation of all time!
Love itt 😍👏😍
It was lovely hangin out with you guys 🤗
All the best in ur coming trips 😊
Beautiful video! This is a major upgrade from your CR videos. Egypt seems like a magical place where ancient history meets present day. I'd love to visit one day even with all the hagglers. Thanks for this wonderful video! Cheers!
Beggars are gypsies who have no identity
All beggars?
Egypt looks amazing, but and WITH ALL DUE RESPECT, it just looks too overwhelming.. specifically the hassling.
this is so nice and your comments on everything is so humble and fine ♡we love you always come to Egypt Egypt loves U both 🥺🇪🇬💓🌱🤝🏾
Cairo is known as being a very densely populated city as well as being the center of Egypt's culture and politics. It is also located near some of the most famous remnants of Ancient Egypt like the Pyramids of Giza.
It was great meeting you guys
Wow I’m headed to egypt this summer! Great timing guys
Heck yes!! Hope this video helps a ton. Also have the best time ever it’s wild but amazing
@@ian.and.ana. Thank you!! Will do!
What’s good guys! The transition work is leveling up !!! Great stuff guys .. take me w you ..
A city build for 5 million and plus 18 million lives there. That’s one amazing accomplishment.
OK... I finally subscribed. This video was fantastic with high quality filming and the presentation of material I visited Egypt in April 2016 after a 10 day/9 night tour in Israel. In Egypt, I stayed 2 nights in Cairo (the fantastic Four Season hotel Giza) and 3 nights on the Nile Rive (Sonesta Star Goddess). Thanks for your great videos.
Great stuff guys. Egypt is NOT in my future which is why I thank you so very much for taking me with you. Woot woot.
من لم يزور الاهرامات لم يري الدنيا أو لم يأتي هذا العالم .
I honestly enjoy your vlogs so much!💯 They're not only well done and educational but they expose the kind side of both of you when you give credit to the local people who helped you✨️😍💌
Love the video n I can’t believe you wore that dress in Egypt lol 😮❤
Amazing content... Visiting next month and can't wait!!
Good vid, you guys.
This was super helpful. Thank you
So glad you liked it!
Well the story about the guy who broke the nose isn't true tho, The nose fell due to wind and weather factors, because it is the weakest part of the statue, and the chin too. You can notice this in many ancient Egyptian statues, and this is also what we as archeology students study. Lots of tour guides like to tell these stories to add some action
Welcome to Egypt, I hope you had fun
Great video! Would be so cool to visit the pyramids!
Meeting the man permitted to film with a drone added so much to you vlog. (I wonder who he's related to. Lol)
كل ما استطيع ان اقولة اننا اعظم بلد في العالم من كل شئ و في كل شئ ، نحن اهم بلد في التاريخ و في العالم اجمع او العالم كله .
Great job, now I have some tips for my tomorrow trip to Cairo and Luxor !!
Great, an informative RUclips Video. 😍
So glad you liked it!!!
I love Egypt
and Egyptions love you
was very helpful! Thank you!
Oh dear Cairo
I love youuuu
From childhood and still
Wanna be there one day soon
Insha Allah ❤
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
Great video!
Things to remember folks:
1 - the pyramids are mostly limestone which is not that hard. The quarries at Giza show where they cut channels in the bedrock and spaces along lines for wooden levers to be inserted. Limestone forms in layers like a cake. So via driving lines of chisels a short distance into the stone the stone will continue to split along the line like breaking off a saltine cracker. Then via wooden levers they could break free the chunks - they were not individually chiseling out each block - onto wooden sleds.
2 - wooden sleds were not only pulled by men. Ancient Egyptians the same as you see today in parts of the world also used draft animal power = oxen. The tomb of Hunefer shows a large sarcophagus being pulled on a wooden sled by a team of yoked oxen. The worker village at Giza contained in its midden heaps tens of thousands of cattle bones - which places oxen at Giza during the period of the pyramids. If they were consuming cattle they would have also used them for labor.
3 - the largest/heaviest blocks in the pyramids are found in the bottom half closest to the ground. Above that point the blocks become smaller in size. Those at the top are small enough to have been levered into place by several men. So ramps used to construct the pyramids really only needed to go as high as the heaviest blocks to be raised - King's Chamber below the halfway point. Above that level the smaller blocks could be lifted level to level via a device which used a fulcrum and counterweight akin to the Egyptian shaduf. It could have sat upon the "steps" to raise the smaller blocks to the levels above.
Finally ramps. The western cemetery adjacent the Great Pyramid contains partially completed tombs. They have attached to them small earthen ramps made from a mixture of sand/stone chips/tafla - a clay they mined. Near the worker village at Giza is the remains of a huge tafla mining operation. When the limestone quarries were excavated they were found to have had massive amounts of what they made ramps out of dumped into them. So as they encased the pyramids in white Tura limestone working from the top down as Herodotus wrote they could systematically dig away the ramps and dump the residue into the limestone quarry pits.
p.s. - as to the other stones. Next to Khafre's valley temple adjacent the Sphinx are 3 white lines running eastwards towards Cairo. That are actually stone jetties which slope beneath the surface of the ground. Nile mud was found ~7 meters down. So that area was actually = a harbor complex. So granite and other basalts along with the white Tura limestone used as casing stones was transported via barges to a harbor which sat about 500 meters from the pyramids at Giza.
Tks useful info
Jesus Christ dude, calm down. It’s just a travel vlog, you don’t need to have a conniption.
@@Lorcinaji Not too adept on reading I see....... Perhaps an ESL course might assist you with this problem.
p.s. - you can start with reading the title of the video which specifically and in capital letters claims = "Truth"........ - thus I related archeological/historical evidence.
😂😂😂😂 ننتظر أن تبنوا ربع هرم في بلادكم رغم التكنولوجيا الحالية ، كلامك لا يعجبني لأن به استهانه بالموضوع و تقليل من حجم العمل و براعته و اسراره و الهندسة العبقرية و كيف لك أن تتصور عدد من كانوا يقومون برفع الاحجار تقول عشرة آلاف مثلا 😂 من اين سنجد لهم مكان و كيف الاهرامات عظيمة شامخة و سر جمالها الغموض الذي يحيط بها و ايضا سر كيفية إتمام هذا العمل الذي استغرق ثلاثون عام الهرم الاكبر ، ثلاثون عام و انت تراها سهله و بسيطة و عادية ، إذا لما يهتم العلماء من كل الدنيا بهذا العمل العظيم أن العبقرية ولدت في مصر و عند المسلمين من اول الزمان قبل أن تعرف أوروبا و الغرب نور العلم اين كانت اميريكا و اوروبا حين أقيمت هذة الحضارة في الشرق الأوسط تحديدا مصر .
Thank you for your beautiful video, hopefully, you enjoyed in Egypt 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
You guys are so cool!
Many stories have been created and spread regarding the broken nose of sphinx.
The most common of them is it was broken during one of the french battles near Giza during the french campaign in Egypt in 1798.
Great video and to be fair to the Egyptians Anna is unusually attractive.
My father was in the US 🇺🇸 military during the 6 day War.
We were in route to Ethiopia. We had to refuel in Cairo. The Egyptian military took us off the plane and kept us prisoners for 3 days. The first muslim I had ever met struck me in the head with a rifle because I could not understand what he was yelling at me in Arabic. I was only 9 years old, that is my memory of Egypt and the Egyptians. Living in Ethiopia and Eritrea are fond memories but not so much Egypt.
Always a thumbs up 👍
Wtf were they terrorist would u say it’s dangerous for any foreign female to go that’s fucked up there were some nasty terrorist scammers I met in Aqaba Jordan and Petra Jordan who loved scammed me and scammed me for money. I never been to Egypt but I want to go maybe..
Because Americans help isreal
It was time of war
That doesn't count
@@princessnina3310 so you condone abusing children, it shows what kind of person you are.
I'm sure Putin is saying the same thing to the Ukrainian people.
stop the bullshit If it was an Egyptian who was in America on the border, you would have done more than this
Thanks to everyone say a good words about my lovely Egypt..
Great video too
And if anyone wants to visit Egypt want any help... I'll be there to help 😊
I would take some advise if you willing to give any 😊
For a tip? Lol jk
صاحب التعليق في الاسفل شكلة نصاب @@sandragonzalez4685
Yup i definitely going to Cairo, Egypt.
Wow that’s cool u meat the two Egyptian RUclipsrs. Pretty cool to make friends in new places.
Amazing ❤
So happy you enjoyed ♥️♥️
welcome To Cairo
Thank you for promoting to our country egypt 🇪🇬❤
Went last December and everything you both shared is spot on. It’s a beautiful experience but it is sad to see how poverty impacts the country. You will get heckled to no end but as long as you keep an open mind you’ll be alright. The archeological sites are worth it. Can’t wait to see Jordan next!
There is poverty all over the world
@@HAIDYJUNIOR including Egypt so what’s your point? You upset?
@@BaileyBlurbs No one in Egypt sleeps without dinner, even the poor, unlike the world, because Egypt has the world's good Ask the Israelis, and they will tell you
Hello Theresa, tbh we are crushed between the beauty of the past and the dreadfulness of the present? .................future? NO CLUE !
Good Day
No one sleeps in the street in egypt , and egypt has a very low poverty rate , because 75% of Egyptian people are rich or in the middle class and not poor , do not generalize because generalisation is the language of ignorance
Excellent video. I hope U cover places/food etc in more detail.
Thank you for all the precious information! Do you recommend a specific guide for the pyramids?
ننصح بالاموال الكثيرة 😂😂😂😂😂😂 تحياتي مصري من مدينة ميلانو
Hey guyz just started to follow u recently. Love ur wovovo mobile. I love watching ur videos. This is great. Keep it up. 👍🏻😊😌🤣😂
please start sharing link of your outfit Ana lol, my wife is dying to find them. amazing video guys lol
تخطيط الشوارع للسيارات والمشاة من فضلكم في منتهي الاهمية لتنشيط السياحة والاقتصاد
Outstanding vlog dear 👏
Awesome video and a big thank you for your honesty now I never have to go
😂😂 انتظر حتي نأتي لك بالاهرامات أمام منزلك 😂😂😂😂 ، لماذا لا تحب الزيارة هل تخاف من الطائرة ام لا تحب إنفاق الأموال 😂😂😂
The pyramids were made of a mixture of finely crushed stone and some kind of cement to hold them together. They they were mixed together and poured into wooden boxes, just like today! That's why they didn't have to move them - too big and heavy. We been doing it for a very long time. It's simple!
"ur gonna be traded for camels." im dead ahahah
Very enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing true experiences regarding being a women, the difficulties of filming, and the constant solicitation. This wears on you when you stay longer.
Great video,
quick question, how did you get the tripod through security ? Did they ask you for money under the table, or was it an airport fee?
Thank you
Hi goin to Egypt this summer for Mt bday what was the name of Nile boat ride you went on would love to go on that one. Thnx luv what you guyz are doin/where you all are goin
Thnx !!!
Oh and whatapp number for the tour guide. Were you able to use WhatsApp or your Wi-Fi out there? Some places saying that you can use WhatsApp in Egypt.
So we did the Nile boat tour from Luxor. The hotel we did it through is linked below the video. They will take you if you stay there!
How you brought into egypt? Its normally forbidden.. thanks for your feedback.
Thanks 🙏
gj .. i loved the video :))
Going to Egypt in October on a private tour. I need a good point and shoot camera to take as a backup. At present I have an iPhone 13 pro which is damaged. Suggestions?
G7x Mark 2 or Mark 3 are AMAZING!!
I am Egyptian!!!!
Also which one is the name of the hotel you guys stay??
Awesome Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing with us! Cairo and Giza are two of my dream destinations! Thank you for all of the travel tips and that airbnb you guys stayed at was over the top fabulous with that view! Be well, be safe and Cheers!
Welcom to cairo❤🔥
Can you share or post which night Nile cruise you went on? Or are they all awesome?
Very nice
Can you please share your tour guide contact ?
Great presentation!!!! How about go pro camera and stick? They have an issue with that as well?
perhaps, holding one can be misinterpreted by some locals, as an offer of a gift being made !? :/
Great videos. Did they let you fly a drone there?
hey bro i want to konwn can i use DJI in cario？？？
Obviously it is allowed to fly a drone around the pyramids….or no? And is there even anyone that works there as a security or entrance person?
What type of washrooms do they have in Cairo and is the water drinkable?
Just normal ones
Yes we drink from it
Hi😆 im wondering if ana could show where she gets all her clothes and swimwear from?😀 i love her style🤩
have u dealt with any local guide? if so, how did u find them?
Hello! I'm traveling soon there! and would like to know any feedback you guys have on iberia & egypair airlines? Also, how to get tours and places to stay at? what is a reliable page?
Are yall from Atlanta, if so hello from Fulton County 😊
We moved to Charlotte North Carolina last November so almost 1 year here and love it! We are both originally from Cleveland, Ohio ♥️♥️
Hello, Im going to Eygpt in 5 weeks, can you take your camera and take pics in the museum?
Wait, did you just say the GEM will be opened 3 months from now?
They are now saying November!!
Спасибо👍
Whats d hotel name pls?Nice video im planning a solo trip this oct in sha Allah
name of place u stayd in
Egypt 🇪🇬🦅♥️🖤🤍
how many days do you recommend in Egypt? Was it easy getting from one city to the other?
Yes it is
I have read that the noise was shot off by the German soldiers in WW2 so who is right?
Do you recommend going to Egypt in the summer?
As an Egyptian the answer is no 😀
Some people say they cut off/exploded the pharaoh statue’s (Sphinx) nose because the pharaoh was really a black man (with a “black people” shaped- nose) so they try to hide that from history that black people were once kings, queens, and pharaoh’s long time ago… ( I’m not saying that’s true or not but that’s from what I heard allegedly)
The Sphinx is at least 12,500 years old, proven by water erosion, and the original lion's head was recarved at some point into a disproportionately smaller Pharaoh's head
The worst hotel in Cairo is Steigenberger Hotels , Egypt? you will be sad if you go there.
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Good tips but I’m afraid nothing prepares you enough for the shock of actually experiencing it. Egypt, though stunningly beautiful left me sad after the exhausting parade of scammers at the airport, hotels, taxi drivers, people persistently following you trying to market something leaving you forlorn and untrusting. Would I go back? Yes but only with a guided tour with some free time to fully absorb the architectural beauty of the past.
I want to go, but I wanted To ask, what are the toilets or restrooms there like? I saw a video of “how to use the toilets in Asia” so that made me curious and alert!: how are the toilets over there? Cause that video I saw, the toilets were on the floor and the guy making the video said there’s no toilet paper. So that just made me really scared lol. I just want to go with an idea of what we will need to prepare for. Please let me know. Thank you!
Toilets are "normal" lol idk if that the right word .
Maybe bring your own Toilet paper with you in restaurant and cafés because some of them may not use it
They use water and wash. They dont use the filthy way using toilet paper.
Understanding its an inconvenience to be hassled but the people are trying to earn a honest living. The people there are very nice.
Good coverage from Giza. But remember giving some money to the guys around there is not a big thing, We spend some thousand dollars to pay for airline tickets and other luxuries...
Stupid question...bathroom situation on these sites? Porta potty? Actual bathrooms is just that no one ever mentions these things on utube. Thanks
Normal bathrooms, usually without toilet paper. Sometimes somebody sits in front of the bathroom and requests money for you to receive toilet paper.
Wow cool so Anna u are half Serbian and half Lebanese? As u said ur lol is from Lebanon. That’s cool w
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