How old are the pyramids of Egypt?

The construction of the pyramids began during the Old Kingdom of Egypt (c. 2686 BC – c. 2181 BC), and the pyramid of Pharaoh Zozer in Sakkara, south of Cairo, was built in 2650 BC and was the first pyramid in Egypt, more than 4,600 years ago.

The earliest visitors to the pyramids have a group of old ** who vividly recorded the scene at that time, and now only the pyramid of Khufu can be visited by tourists, and it is only allowed to enter from the large corridor to the king's tomb. Among the pyramids of Egypt, only the three major pyramids of Giza (the pyramid of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkola) are tourist attractions, and only the pyramid of Khufu is allowed to be visited. Visitors are allowed to walk all the way through the large corridor of the Pyramid of Khufu to the tombs of the kings.

Other pyramids are not open to visitors due to safety concerns, but you can walk in and take pictures.

The pyramid is the tomb of the king (pharaoh) that has been preserved for 5,000 years. The secrets of the pyramids have attracted the fascination of many curious warriors and explorers. Many of them broke into the tombs despite the incantations engraved on the tombstones of Pharaoh Kufu, but none of them died well.

Legend has it that in August 1796, during Napoleon's expedition to Egypt, he ambitiously entered the pyramid tombs alone.

An ancient pyramid of Egypt believed to have been cursed with death, and anyone who dares to climb it will not die well. People who climbed the pyramid to see the scenery in 1925.

The mysterious spell of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs prevailed in the 20s of the 20th century, when British archaeologist Howard Carter and his companions entered the tomb of King Tutan in 1922, and shortly thereafter, Carter mysteriously died due to a mosquito bite infection.

From then until 1935, 21 people directly or indirectly involved in the excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb died, including the assistants, secretaries and family members of the main excavator Carter.

In 1989, a British tour group, including a young man named Peter, was so heroic that he quietly climbed a 500-foot-high pyramid from the west wall along the stone gap before anyone else knew it. When he had climbed about a third of the way to the top of the tower, Peter turned to the tourists and guides below, and exclaimed, "Look!

I'm almost at the top of the tower! At this time, Owen, the guide in charge of leading the team, immediately warned Peter who was still crawling on the tower: "The pyramid cannot be climbed!"

Hurry down! But he continued to climb towards the tower.

The tragic outcome of this young man may have been guessed by everyone, and he was there for about 10 minutes, but he fell straight from the top of the tower and died on the spot. The crowd gathered at the foot of the tower shouted, it was simply terrifying.

As an important historical site, the pyramid is very likely to damage this material culture by climbing.

Pyramids are generally tall, and climbing may cause climbers to fall and injure themselves.

The mystery of the Egyptian pyramids is the greatest mystery in human history, and its magic is far beyond human imagination.

More than 4,700 years ago. In ancient Egyptian, the pyramid was trapezoidal and layered, hence the name "hierarchical pyramid". It is a tall pyramidal building with a square base and a triangle on each side, which looks like the Chinese character "gold", so we call it a "pyramid".

The tower mausoleum designed by Imhotep was the first stone mausoleum in Egyptian history. The Pyramid of Zosel in Saqqara is a typical example of this type of pyramid. Built in 2750 BC, it was the first gigantic structure in Egyptian history to be built entirely of stone.

It has a history of more than 4,700 years.

The pyramids were found in Egypt and the Americas, including Upper Egypt, Middle Egypt and Lower Egypt in ancient Egypt, and in present-day Sudan and Egypt.

In the lower reaches of the Nile, there are about 80 pyramid remains.

The largest of them is the Pyramid of Khufu, which is 230 meters high and has a base length of 2.3 million stones, covering an area of 52,000 square meters.

There is no adhesion between the stones, and it is formed by the overlapping and occlusion of the stones. In front of the pyramid of King Havera, there is also a sphinx, a symbol of the king's power and dignity.

The Egyptian pyramids are the tombs of the emperors (pharaohs) of ancient Egypt. One of the Seven Wonders of the World. There are many of them and they are widely distributed. The pyramids around the ancient city of Memphis on the west side of the Nile southwest of Cairo are part of the Occupancy Concentration.

A total of 96 pyramids have been found in Egypt, the largest being the three pyramids at Khufu, a suburb of Cairo.