Pyramid of Menkaure Review

The pyramids of Moncala were built by the Egyptian fourth dynasty Pharaoh Moncala, the son of Hafra, the grandson of Houf. The Montcala Pyramid was originally65.5 meters high, now 61 meters high, and the base is108.5 meters long on each side. It is the smallest of the three pyramids in the Giza Pyramid Group. British explorer Richard • William Howard • Weiss. When the pyramid was first opened, A granite coffin and pharaoh's mummified body were found in the tomb, and unfortunately the sarcophagus is now lying in the bottom of the Mediterranean. On October 13, 1838, the Beatrice ship carrying the sarcophagus and other artifacts was accidentally on its way back to England. Both the sarcophagus and the mummified body sank into the Mediterranean. Tickets: Passes for 200 Egyptian pounds (about 84 yuan per hour) Time: 6:00-22:00 Address: Al Haram, Giza Governorate, Egyptian Transportation: M7 Bus can be reached, uber can also take a taxi

The Monkalla Pyramid is a very typical large pyramid. The whole pyramid looks very characteristic. It is also a representative of many pyramids in Cairo. There are quite a lot of tourists. The parking tour buses of each pyramid are very lively.

The smallest of the Giza pyramids, and the latest to be built, Mengkala did not want his pyramid to be bigger than his ancestors, but built a dotted tower, ramp and other details in front of his tower.

The Pyramid of Mengkala is also quite shocking!

The Monkalal Pyramid, Egypt's third largest, is not half the height of the other two pyramids, but it is also spectacular. The Pyramid of Mengkala, next to three small pyramids, is said to be the place where his concubines are buried, but over time, many have been broken. The pyramid tour guide did not arrange a close visit, just went to a place where you can see the three pyramids, and you can still enjoy the appearance of the Mengkala pyramid on the bus.

The Pyramid of Moncala is the tomb of Pharaoh Moncala of Egypt's Fourth Dynasty. It was built during the 26th century BC, and the height was only 10[%] of the actual volume of the Pyramid of Houf.

The Pyramid of Mengkala is the tomb of Pharaoh Mengkala of Egypt's Fourth Dynasty. It was built in the 26th century BC, with a height of 108 meters and a bottom edge. It is the smallest of the three pyramids of Giza. There are three small pyramids next to the pyramid, which is the tomb of his three queens. Monkara was only in power for 18 years, and the mausoleum was not built when he died, and it was completed by posterity. The entrance to the tomb in the tower was built in the middle of the height of the pyramid and imported by the ramp below. Tourists must bend over 60 meters down the ramp to reach the tomb.