Unlocking The Great Pyramid of Giza

If we go to the area of ​​the pyramids, and stand in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza , we will feel the greatness of the ancestors who left us this great civilization. The pyramid of King Khufu is considered the largest pyramid in Egypt, this great Egyptian king who lived about 4,500 years ago and chose the Giza plateau to build his great pyramid on.

 

And the pyramid of King Khufu still excites the imagination of children and youth of the world everywhere, as they believe that there are many secrets that have not yet been discovered from secret chambers that are still buried inside the pyramid, and some still wonder how the ancestors thousands of years ago managed to build this pyramid, which is considered along with the other pyramids of Giza one of the seven wonders of the world that still remain until now, and this pyramid is adjacent to the southern side of it the pyramid of his son, King Khafra, and the pyramid of his grandson, King Menkaure.  

There are many secrets in the ancient Egyptian civilization. Including what we were able to reveal, and among them what we appreciate. 

 But the days are the ones who are able to solve all these puzzles. And when archaeological explorations began in Egypt about 200 years ago, archaeologists, amateurs, academics, and thieves from all over the world turned to Egypt. After they heard about the country whose lands contain treasures and wonders. 

 

 

Everyone believed that in light of the large and continuous explorations, we would find papyri, designs, or information about the pyramids.

But the big shock was that the information that reached us on this matter was very little, almost non-existent.

But Arab travelers and historians thought that the pyramids could have been built before the flood of our master Noah, believing that if they were built after the flood, people would have had some knowledge about them.

Djoser, Khufu, Khafre, Menkaure, and Sneferu are names preserved by the world as the kings of the owners of the pyramids that were built for their immortality in the other world. 

The Great Pyramid of Giza is the only surviving building of the seven ancient wonders of the world, and this certainly indicates that it is the greatest of them all.  Because he is left with a mole that defies time and mocks the advanced science of our time

The Great Pyramid of Giza has been studied throughout the different ages by archaeologists and architects who have not yet figured out how to build it.  The Great Pyramid of Giza remained a puzzle for physicists, geologists, astronomers, and even biologists, with all its secrets

The wonders of the Great Pyramid of Giza 

 

The Great Pyramid of Giza or the Pyramid of Khufu is the only surviving monument of the Seven Wonders of the World.  It is located in the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  The construction of the pyramid dates back to about 2500 BC.  The construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza  is a major cultural shift in the history of ancient Egypt.

The first to open the pyramid was Caliph al-Ma’mun in the year 820 AD.  When Caliph Al-Ma’mun reached the news of the existence of great treasures and invaluable contents buried inside the great  pyramid of Giza . 

The caliph organized a campaign that included engineers, architects, and stone carvers.  The campaign failed. They found an entrance to the pyramid.

They decided to dig directly into the rocky stones that make up the body of the pyramid. But the hammers did not succeed in scratching the impenetrable pyramid.

They did not accept failure and found a solution. They heat one side of the pyramid stones very hot, then pour cold vinegar on them.  And they succeeded in making a crack in the stones.

When the campaign entered the pyramid after the extraordinary effort they made inside the passages that man had not entered for thousands of years, until they finally reached the main burial chamber. 

Al-Ma’mun’s men found themselves inside a large room whose walls and floor were made of weighted red granite.  The chamber is 34 feet long, 17 feet wide, and 19 feet high.  It is the room now known as the King’s Chamber.

Let’s see the size of the great  pyramid of Giza  that baffles scientists with all this confusion.  Some people believe that the height of the pyramid was 147 meters as it exists now, and this is not true, and that its height was 149 meters at the time of its construction, like a skyscraper of 48 floors.

And this difference was a golden top that was located at the top of the pyramid and was made of pure gold to reflect the sun’s rays and guide people with it.  Egyptologists discovered that there are 108 pyramids in Egypt, not a single mummy is found in them.

This makes you doubt that the pyramids were used as tombs for kings.  Especially since the ancient Egyptians were keen to hide the places of their tombs.  The length of the base of the square pyramid is 228 meters, meaning that it is built on an area of ​​13 acres.

Its total volume is estimated at 2.5 million cubic metres.  The total number of stones is 23 million stones.  The average weight of each stone is from 2.5 to 8 tons.  Some stones weigh up to 70 tons.  Its total weight is estimated at 6.3 million tons.

The scientist John Taylor said that if we weigh the Great Pyramid  of Giza and multiply its weight by 100 million, it will equal the weight of the Earth.  Is this just a coincidence or is it calculated?  Nobody knows the answer.

The  Great pyramid of Giza was covered with white limestone, but its cladding is now completely removed.  Its current height is 137 meters.  As for the burial chamber or the king’s chamber, it is 10.4 meters long.  Its width is 5.2 meters and its height is 5.2 meters.  As for the ceiling of the room, it is a single piece of pure granite, weighing 70 tons.  In other words, it is the weight of a railway locomotive.

There are many questions about how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built, its secrets, and the secret passages inside it. The questions were a direct reason that some Zionists stirred up confusion in the world.

Some of them indicate that the builders of the pyramids are the Jews, but of course this is not true. 

Scientists discovered the tombs of the workers who built the pyramids, which proved to everyone that the Great Pyramid of Giza  is an integral part of the Egyptian civilization built by the ancient Egyptians. 

But the matter did not reach this extent, and some scholars said that the pyramid was adopted through forced labour.  But some archaeologists replied that the work is extremely accurate, durable, and wonderful, and it is never done through forced labor.

After we saw the size of the  Great pyramid of Giza and the size of the stones with which it was built.  How did these stones rise this height and move?  And how did the ancient Egyptians build the pyramid when they didn’t have tractors or an electric winch?  How did this issue happen?  There are many theories on the topic of building the Great pyramid of Giza . 

Back when we were young, they used to teach us in books the theory of building the Great pyramid of Giza .  And this is the way that the ancient Egyptians built like a dirt berm around the pyramid of raw bricks. 

And then they dragged stones over planks of wood, and of course this is something to laugh about.  How to hang one piece of granite and one stone weighing 70 tons on a plank of wood.  And also on an earthen embankment made of soft bricks.  How many workers will you need to pull this stone? Of course, they will not be less than 100,000 workers.  And if you think a little, you will say where they will stand on the earthen berm, and the plank of wood will sink into the mud, and of course this is something that cannot happen.

 In order to do this, we must build a separate building that is 10 times the height of the pyramid.  Then we will make concrete around the pyramid and get tractors with steel wheels and winches to remove the 70 tons.  Of course, this happened to the ancient Egyptians.

The second theory says that by means of kites, and this theory came about, but one of the scientists noticed hieroglyphic writings showing a row of men standing in a strange position and holding a rope and driving a giant plane in the sky made with a specific system of mechanical system and it turned out that it was a giant kite that was used  To lift heavy blocks. 

Her curiosity aroused, and she tried to lift a piece of wood 25 meters long and a block of cement weighing 150 kilograms.

 All this through a regular kite that I bought from a store.  Indeed, she succeeded in the experiment and continued to do experiments, and she was able to raise an obelisk weighing 35 tons using a giant kite and a group of string.

The idea was based on the driving force of the wind to facilitate the carrying and transportation of rocks.

As for the third theory, the Pharaohs had very advanced sciences that we do not know anything about.  They also had heavy equipment and other tools that enabled them to do this.  In view of one of Hero Lot’s accounts, the priests used to remove minerals from the ground by simply pointing to them.

The fourth theory says that the Pharaohs are not the builders of the pyramids, but those who built them are aliens.  Or another civilization like the civilization of Atlantis, they are the ones who built it.  This is because they noticed a group of evidence such as pharaonic inscriptions in different places of the world.

And other inscriptions representing the Egyptian pyramids are found in an ancient Indian landmark.

They found a relationship between the ancient Egyptian civilization and the civilization of Mexico, and this connection would be the continent of Atlantis.  But this talk is not reliable and is not found in books that talk about it in an illustrative way or even a clear address of the places of the evidence they said.

As for the theory that is closest to health, it is that scientists in this era had a secret method and a special science with which to inform gravity, as it is now known as anti-gravity.  Or they made an anti-gravity area, and this is what they are doing now in America and Russia.

It is possible that this science was present in their time.  And it reached perfection.  And there were scientists who somehow appreciated that they overcome gravity.  Of course, if they overcome gravity, the stone that weighs 70 tons will be the weight of the feather.

The issue did not stand with them to this extent, because the geometry of the corridors inside the pyramid, the chambers, the voids, and the weight of the granite is weighted exactly like a mirror.  How Thakloh stand and did not find an answer.

One of the strange calculations is that when we measure the pyramid, we find that the ratio of the perimeter divided by the height is equal to 3.14, which is equal to pi, which is the approximate constant ratio.

It is the constant relationship between the circumference of a circle and its diameter.  Not only that, but if you enter the king’s chamber and measure its circumference with its height, we will find 3.14 . 

Also, the coffin, we measure its circumference with its height, we will find 3.14 . All pyramid rooms are the same. 

The height of the pyramid itself, which is 149 meters, if we multiply it by 100 million, will be the distance between the Earth and the Sun.  Thus, it is not a coincidence.  This remains in the engineering design itself, and that they were people who understood mathematics and engineering. 

Why did they do that? Cool, this is a secret too.

One of the wonders is the exact location of the pyramid in the text for the five continents. The faces of the pyramid heading towards the cardinal directions are east, west, south and north. No, not any north, this is the magnetic north in particular.

There is a difference between the geographical north and the magnetic north of four degrees, and of course, this is not simple or a coincidence.  The entrance corridor of the pyramid points to the polar star, and the inner vestibule points to the star of the Yemeni sign. Of course, if this pyramid was like an observatory.

In the year 1883, an English Egyptologist appeared on the roof of the Great pyramid of Giza, and he was in a hole above which he threw an apple, and it went down in the king’s room.  Dubbed the name of the hole de air canal.  When he went back and entered the king’s room to see the air channel, it was 53 meters long, and when he looked through it, he found himself seeing a group of stars that the ancient Egyptians called Osiris.

So far, the Great Pyramid of Giza has not been discovered in all its aspects.

And the temples attached to it, which were attached to all the other pyramids, are still covered under the sand.  There is still an important question that I have not answered yet.

Did King Khufu really build the Great Pyramid of Giza?  In fact, in many matters, it did not make us assert that King Khufu was the one who built it.  Unlike many of the pyramids in Egypt, the Great Pyramid  of Giza does not contain any inscriptions or hieroglyphic writings.

The traveler Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi, who visited Egypt in the 13th century, said that the sides of the pyramid were covered with smooth stones with inscriptions and talismans that no one in Egypt could read.  He said that Bahaa al-Din Karakush, the guardian of Sultan Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi over Egypt.

the one who removed the cladding stones to build Salah al-Din Castle and some ancient buildings in Old Cairo.  There is no doubt that the disappearance of the cladding with its symbols and inscriptions was the first reason for the transformation of the Great Pyramid into a puzzle.  This is the story of the Great Pyramid of Giza miracle.

Adventure inside the pyramid

 

 

The first chamber

It is a small chamber carved into the rock at the bottom of the Great  pyramid of Giza .  It is clear to us that the chamber was not completed.  The Egyptian builders carved the eastern side of the chamber and left the western side without carving.  The room is 5.3 x 8.20 meters long.  There is something very strange about this room: it is the narrow corridor that passes south of the lower southeast corner of the room, and the length of this corridor is 16.14 meters.

 And we went out from the bottom room to the top, and then to another corridor that leads us to the second room inside the Great  pyramid of Giza.

The second room

 This room was mistakenly called by some “a room for the burial of the queen.”  This room is located on the east-west central axis of the pyramid, and the queen was not buried in this room;  Because the queens were buried outside the pyramid on the eastern side inside small pyramids, and this is for the chamber built of limestone, and resting on a gabled roof.

I took a debt;  In order to see the niche located in the southern part of the western wall in B, which is hollow with a depth of 1.0 meters and a width of 1.57 meters.  At the floor of the cabin there is a square hole, about 4.70 meters high.

Scientists believed that it was allocated To place a statue of King Khufu.

This room was never used for burial, and on the north and south sides of the room there are small openings that scientists called “ventilations”.

I don’t think it was intended for ventilation; Because one of the English adventurers called Dixon entered the pyramid and came to this place where we are standing now, which is the second room, and by chance he tapped on the north wall and felt that there was a void;  So he opened this hole that was hidden and has nothing to do with ventilation.. I will explain after that these holes.

The Great Lobby

After leaving the second room, we then reach the most creative thing in the  Great pyramid of Giza: the great foyer, and I think if every child or young person stood in front of this strange lobby and looked up, he would feel a strange and strange fascination that he would not feel like anywhere in the world.

I personally come a lot to this place and enter the Great pyramid of Giza alone to contemplate this great lobby that has no analogue in any architectural building in the whole world. The walls of this foyer were built.

White limestone.

Technically, I think that the great foyer is considered a sign in its implementation, and I do not think that there is an engineer in the whole world now who can build a foyer of this greatness, and the great foyer is provided on both sides with two ascending roads wider than the ascending corridor, and we also find on both sides gaps carved into the rock on a regular basis, and it is believed that they were allocated to receive and install the pillars on which the stones that are transported inside the Great pyramid of Giza are based

We were able to reach the end of the foyer to see a low door leading to the third burial chamber, inside which archaeologists believe King Khufu was buried, and it opens to a foyer that we will find that it was prepared to place a huge stone that was a granite device to close the chamber.

The Third room

 The third burial chamber is built of pink granite that the ancient Egyptians brought from Aswan, and the granite stones were transported on boats to the Great pyramid of Giza area via the Nile River.  And we saw the ceiling of the room consisting of huge blocks of granite, each block weighing 40.788 tons.  And inside the room there is a sarcophagus of black granite that is not engraved and without a cover, and it is believed that inside this sarcophagus there was another sarcophagus of pure gold and inside it was the mummy of King Khufu.

The mummy of the king was not found inside this room, and some believe that the Great  pyramid of Giza was stolen throughout the ages.  And the information that we have indicates that the men of Al-Ma’mun, when they entered the Great pyramid of Giza , found many mummies lying inside the corridors and inside the great hall, but all of them are mummies dating back to ages after the era of King Khufu.

There is a very strange inscription from the late era, in which the judge asks the thief and says to him: Why were the treasures of the pyramid stolen?  And the thief replies to him and says: You say that the king is God, why didn’t he stop to prevent me from stealing the Great pyramid of Giza?  Where it is believed that the Great pyramid of Giza was stolen during the eras of turmoil that occurred in Egypt after the era of King Khufu

 It is known that there are many adventurers who entered the pyramid and tried to learn its secrets and find the secret rooms, but they all failed. 

Despite this, I made a strange attempt to uncover the secrets of the Great pyramid of Giza, and we found new secrets that I will tell you, but come with me now so that we know some information about this king who built this great pyramid of Giza, which has become the talk of the whole world.

Who is King Khufu? 

 

 When Khufu was born, he lived inside the palace of his father, King Snefru, in Dahshur, to the south of the pyramids of Giza. This area was built by King Snefru, one of which is located in the north of Dahshur, and is called the Northern Pyramid or the Red Pyramid. The reason for this name is that the workers who built the pyramid left many writings in red on the pyramid, so the people called it this name. 

And if the pyramid of Khufu was not present with us, then the pyramid of King Senefru would have become the greatest pyramids in Egypt. 

And he built another pyramid next to it known as the Bent Pyramid or the Southern Pyramid. 

 It is believed that the engineer who built this pyramid built it at an angle of 13 31 54 and then modified it to 21 43; Therefore The pyramid bent down and became known as the Bent Pyramid. Khufu always walked with his cousin, Prince Ham Iono, who was fond of building, and learned from his father, the architect Nefer Maat. 

Khufu used to go every day to see the construction work in his father’s pyramid, and he knew that he would become. 

He settled in Egypt immediately after his father’s death, and he dreams of building a great pyramid that generations will talk about.  And Ham Iuno began to prepare himself to become the second man after Khufu, and to bear the title of chief of all the king’s affairs.  And Khufu started playing with his cousin and they dreamed of this day. 

Khufu told his cousin that he wanted to build his pyramid away from his father’s pyramid in a new place that Pharaoh had not reached before.

Two-sided king

it was announced in the country that King Snefru had died, and the news spread with lightning speed to the length and breadth of the country, and the burial ceremonies began that were supervised by the young prince Khufu, and the king was buried inside the curved pyramid

 And the engineer, Prince Nefer Maat, began to prepare a small pyramid, which he coated with gold and placed on top of the pyramid.

 And Khufu began to prepare after he buried his father in order to become king of Upper and Lower Egypt, that is, a king of both sides – Upper and Lower Egypt – and his name became Khnum Khufuy, and this name means affiliated with the god Khnum, and this god was the creator god, meaning the one who creates human beings, and King Khufu was very close to his mother, Queen Hetepheres, who did not want to be buried next to her husband Sneferu like all queens, but she preferred to be buried next to the pyramid of her son Khufu

  And when Khufu began to prepare for the burial of his father, he was at the same time choosing a new place to build his pyramid, and the body of King Snefru was transferred to the embalming workshop, which they called in hieroglyphs the name “Waabt”. 

 This name means the pure place, and the process of drying the corpse was done with natron salt, removing the entrails and stomach, and placing them inside vessels known as the canopic vessels.  Because it was found in a country called Canopus, next to the city of Alexandria. All of this used to take 40 days.  

After that, the embalming tools and materials that are placed and wrapped the mummy are prepared, all of this used to take 30 days. 

The ancient Egyptian used to take everything out of paradise before mummification, except for the heart, because it is the center of information and also the center of knowledge.

After the king was buried, he officially announced that Khufu had become the actual king of the country, and he chose the Giza plateau:

to be the seat of building his new pyramid and also the seat of the royal palace, and he obtained new titles that only kings get, including that he became the victorious Horus, and his body of gold and his hair of lapis lazuli will appear before the people, and he will become the link between the people and the god Ra, the official god of the country represented by the sun disk.

And he began to think about the rituals that took place until he became king of Egypt, wearing the white crown that indicates that he belongs to the south or the red crown that indicates that he belongs to the north, and also the two-sided crown that All of this indicates that he is the king of Upper and Lower Egypt and will make Egypt under one banner. 

The seat of government and the ancient capital was Memphis.

Secrets of the secret chambers inside the Great pyramid of Giza

 

During our attempts to uncover the secrets of the Great  pyramid of Giza , we were able to reveal small doors inside the openings of the Great pyramid of Giza.. These doors have copper handles, but the question here is: Do these doors lead to rooms inside the Great pyramid Of Giza?

 As for the story of revealing these doors, it goes back to 1997, when it was found that the percentage of humidity inside the pyramid of Khufu reached about 80%, because every tourist or visitor who enters the pyramid exhales about 20% of the moisture, then it turns into water and sticks to the walls of the pyramid and becomes salts.

I closed the pyramid for a year and we have already begun to remove the salts attached to the Great Hall, in addition to repairing the cracks in it that occurred as a result of moisture.  After that, I contacted the German Institute of Archeology and agreed with Dr.  Rainer Stadelmann, the director of the institute at the time – who contacted a German expert specializing in operating robots (robots) so that the openings inside the Great pyramid of Giza located to the north and south sides of the first upper burial chamber could be cleaned, and some of these openings were mistakenly called ventilation holes.

1- The first robot adventure:

 The German robot was about 9 cm tall and connected to a camera in his hands that we saw on a television screen in front of us.

 The robot entered into a strange adventure inside these openings, and we saw stones inside the pyramid for the first  Once in front of us and I saw the stones of the pyramid tied to each other in the manner of the lover and the lover.  And when I saw – that I was sure of what the Arabs said when they came to Egypt in.

  The ninth century AD, which is that man is afraid of time  and that time is afraid of the pyramids.

 The robot was able to enter these openings that lead to the outside of the Great pyramid of Giza, and after that the German expert installed devices to create a ventilation system inside the Great pyramid Of Giza. These devices suck air from outside, then push it inside the pyramid to make ventilation. After that, I asked the German expert to try to find out what is inside the holes dug in the walls of the second room, and these openings do not exceed their sizes about 20 x 20 cm, and these openings were not open to the second room;

as it was revealed by an English adventurer called Dixon, when he was knocking on the walls of the second room, he felt the presence of voids;

 Therefore, he opened these openings in 1837, and after that many adventurers came to try to find out what was inside these openings, and they transported to England a hook and a small ball from inside the northern opening.  Some adventurers also came who believed that these openings contained secrets that might show the origins of the Christian religion.

 Next, a German named Rudolf Gentbring inserted the (robot) into the south hatch.  The robot walked inside this hole with great difficulty, until it reached about 199 feet inside the hole, and found a piece of copper lying on the ground in front of it, and after reaching a distance of 203 feet, it stood in front of a door with a copper handle.  After that, the robot entered the north hole and found that the hole was not straight, but zigzag to the north, and the robot could not turn north.

After these discoveries, the whole world shook everywhere to try to find out what secrets are behind these doors. Rather, they launched many rumors indicating that we are hiding secrets of the lost continent inside the Great pyramid of Giza , and there are many stories and tales on these topics.

2- The second adventure of the robot

In 2002, these doors remained inside the pyramid, and the whole world wanted to know what secrets were behind them. I had decided to do this experiment with an Egyptian team, completely away from foreigners. When I chose from the great discoverers through the Geographical Society, the year of selection includes about 8 discoverers, including 6 from America and two foreigners, an Egyptian – he is me – and an Englishwoman named Jean Judo who raises chimpanzees. These are the doors that were discovered inside the pyramid, and I want you to create a robot that will be able to reveal the secrets hidden inside the Great  pyramid Of Giza . 

 Indeed, the officials of the Geographical Society were able to contact an American university and they were able to make another robot, and I told them: I want to film this experiment live;  So that the whole world knows that we do not hide anything inside the Great pyramid of Giza and that this pyramid is an Egyptian industry and not a foreign one.  Indeed, I agreed with the Geographical Society to send it on the air everywhere, and the children watched it before the adults.

And we started doing scientific studies to know the secrets of this door located in the southern side, and I found that the copper handles are completely similar to the copper handles on the chest of the canopic pots of King Tutankhamun, and the reason for the existence of these handles is to tighten the box with ropes, and this indicates that the handles are there for the purpose of tightening them.

After that, we used scientific devices to find out the thickness of the door in the southern opening, and we found that its thickness is approximately 6 cm, and this indicates that there is something behind this door, and after that we made a small opening of about 1.1 cm;  In order to enter the camera that depicts what is behind the door.

Indeed, we sent the camera at about 4.50 minutes in the morning, which filmed the detection of a second door, about 21 cm away from the first, and this door has no copper handles.

Revealing the third secret door

 After completing the first experiment, we sent the robot into the northern opening, which the German robot found was bending to the north, and the robot could not enter it, but the robot this time was able to enter from the first curve, and after that we found that it was heading to the north, the distance is about 24 feet.

It was a surprise to me that this opening is not rectangular like the first opening. After many studies, I found that the reason for this opening’s zigzagging is that the ancient Egyptians found that if this opening continued to descend like the first opening, it would collide with the Great Hall. Therefore, it was necessary to zig-zag in order to avoid colliding with the great hall.. This indicates the greatness of the ancestors of the Pharaohs.

After that, the robot continued on its way until it was able to reach a distance of 203 feet: it stood in front of a third door with a copper handle, similar to the door in the southern opening, and we found marks on the door as a result of sending iron skewers inside the opening, and they collided with this door, but they did not know the cause of the collision at that time;  Since there were no televisions like there are now.

Secrets of doors discovered

And I began to think about the reason for the existence of these doors. Are they real doors that the ancient Egyptians placed to hide something, or are they symbolic doors that have a religious reason?

 I first climbed the Great pyramid of Khufu in order to find out whether these openings open to the outside like the openings in the upper chamber or not, and I actually found that these openings are not open from the outside, so we started the search.

 Some believed that these doors were symbolic doors like those represented by a huge serpent guarding them;  So that the deceased can cross these doors in peace.  These doors may be the gates that the deceased must pass through to the other world in which the god Osiris lives, and that the openings, catacombs and dark rooms inside the pyramid are the ancient Egyptian’s perception of the other world.  This explanation may be sound, but the absence of these doors inside the other pyramids makes us wonder:

Why are these doors located inside the pyramid of King Khufu and not inside the other pyramids, so that the openings from the first room and the second room inside the pyramid of King Khufu have no equivalent in other pyramids, even the other pyramids of Giza, such as the pyramid of Khafre and his son Menkaure?

  So, there must be another reason for the existence of these chambers, and this is what makes us look at the writings that were left from the reign of King Khufu or after that to know the secret of the existence of these openings and the secret of the existence of these doors that were revealed inside the pyramid of King Khufu.

Secret burial chamber

 

This makes me believe that King Khufu hid his burial chamber away from the eyes of the thieves, and that the chambers inside the Great pyramid of Giza , especially the third chamber containing the sarcophagus, are nothing but a fake chamber to deceive the thieves.

And we know that the ancient Egyptians were trying in various ways to hide the burial chamber from the eyes of thieves, either by closing these chambers with barricades of huge stones, or by leaving texts of a curse pouring out on those who enter these chambers to steal them.

As for King Khufu himself, we have referred to the existence of the story of Khufu and the magician “my grandfather”, who was searching for the secret of the god Thoth, the god of wisdom, in order to be able to build his own burial chamber, and this may indicate that these doors hide secrets behind them that have not yet been known, and King Khufu’s burial chamber may be hidden inside the Great Pyramid of Giza.

I met some experts from Stanford University and Manchester in England, where they made a human being to another who can enter through the first and second gates to find out what secrets are behind them, and we will soon hear that we have discovered the secrets inside the pyramid of King Khufu, which contains many secrets, and we will reveal this secret for the first time with an Egyptian hand instead of the secrets of the pharaohs that foreigners always discover.

This is the secret of this great king, King Khufu, the greatest king of ancient Egypt, who built the greatest tomb in history, and the world is still waiting to reveal many secrets to us.

FAQs About the Great Pyramid of Giza

 

What makes the Great Pyramid of Giza special?

It’s the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in Giza and the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World still largely intact. Built for Pharaoh Khufu, it showcases ancient engineering feats.

How old is the Great Pyramid of Giza?

The pyramid was completed around 2560 BC, making it over 4,500 years old.

How was the Great Pyramid built?

Workers used large blocks of stone, transporting them via the Nile and possibly with sleds, ramps, and levers. The exact methods are still debated among experts.

How big is the Great Pyramid?

Originally, it stood at about 481 feet (146.6 meters) tall, though today it’s slightly shorter due to the loss of the outer casing. The base spans approximately 756 feet (230 meters) on each side.

What’s inside the Great Pyramid?

Inside, you’ll find a complex network of passages and chambers, including the King’s Chamber, Queen’s Chamber, and the Grand Gallery.

Who built the Great Pyramid?

It was built during the Fourth Dynasty by Pharaoh Khufu. Skilled laborers, not slaves, did most of the work, as supported by evidence of worker villages nearby.

Has the Great Pyramid ever been looted?

Yes, it was looted in antiquity, and many of its treasures and artifacts are believed to have been taken.

Can you visit the Great Pyramid today?

Yes, it’s open to tourists. Visitors can explore the surrounding area and, for a fee, enter the pyramid itself.

Are there any mysteries surrounding the Great Pyramid?

Many mysteries exist, including how it was built with such precision and the purpose of various internal chambers and passageways.

What efforts are being made to preserve the Great Pyramid?

Egypt’s government, along with international organizations, works to preserve and maintain the pyramid, addressing issues like pollution and tourism impact.