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I've traveling to Peru starting in the mid 1990's. The entire country is filled with mystery and unexpected buildings from centuries back. There are many civilizations that exist under the canopy of the jungle, overgrown or eroded for the most part. The people of Peru's jungles are amazing and as you get to know them you can find hints of their connections to their ancestors. It is a country well worth visiting. Leave your reality at home and experience theirs. Close your laptop, get into the real world, then you will understand the sadness of rainforest destruction.

The location and difficulty of building Kropfenstein Castle shows how dangerous the world must have been in the 13th century to go so far as to be impenetrable.

If you ever visit Cholula Puebla, make sure you visit the tunnels of the pyramid... Yep, they are open for the public.

As a Girl Scout back in the late 60’s our troupe were taken in the room a top Mt Rushmore. We saw where the records were supposed to go. We also were taken to the top of The monument. Today they both are off limits 😮

I expected to be disappointed in this video after many KZfaq's put clickbait titles but I'm glad to say that I wasn't. Keep doing what you do Mr.BeAmazed guy!

I am truly fascinated by this kind of stuff. I lived in the Kansai Japan for 14 years. The area is dotted with ancient tombs called kofun. They are all over Japan but because of it's historical importance, Kansai has a lot of them. There's one in Sakai, Osaka (the Daisen Kofun) that's also one of the largest structures in the world. They are made of stone, many in the shape of a giant keyhole with a moat. Because people haven't been allowed on them for 1500+ years they accumulated dirt and now look like hills covered in trees. You can still see the ancient stonework if you look at the base near the water-line of the moats. I've even seen the actual tomb of Queen Himiko (of Tomb Raider fame) in Sakurai, Nara. It's not as big as some, but impressive all the same. Legend has it that 1000 of her retainers were buried with her. I had a friend who worked for the Nara National Museum that helped with restoration work on the Takamatsuzuka Kofun in Asuka, Nara (note 3 names of major periods of Japanese history in that sentence). That whole area is full of history and ancient folklore. The remains of ancient capitols, temples and shrines are really concentrated in the area. I hiked up to the ruins of a mountain castle (Takatori-jo) that looks like stepping into an Indiana Jones movie, hiked on old roads through the forests and countryside, and even saw some old ninja enclaves in Iga and Yagyu. In Xi'an China is the tomb of the first Qin emperor (who commissioned the Great Wall). It's where the famous terracotta army comes from. The mountain-like tomb itself is massive, unexcavated, and is said to contain a massive relief map of his empire complete with bodies of water made of mercury. Ironic considering mercury probably played a big roll in his demise (he drank it as a tonic). Europe is dotted with neolithic sites, many of those being burial mounds. I've been to Newgrange and nearby Knowth and Dowth. They were ancient when the pyramids of Egypt were brand new. There's one in Britain that's so old that archaeologists found a skull inside with a stalagmite growing around it. I can't remember the name or exact location of that one. Maybe someone else who reads this will know. Videos like this remind me that there are sooo many more places I want to go to, see, and experience for myself and provides me with more motivation to do so. Trouble is, I'd have to live as long as some of these places are old to see enough.

25:37 Simple answer: They were “hauled up” BEFORE the sand was added! Likely it was lifted and mounted then the same ropes used to get the coffin up were used to raise buckets of sand to whomever was in charge of making sure it was mounted properly. They dumped the sand in and sent the empty bucket back down for more until they were satisfied with the amount.

He paid off student loans with 2 million dollars. NOTHING else about the REST of the treasure. Humm, sounds like the TRUTH! 🥴🤣

In behind the Predjama castle, in the same mountain is one of the most spectacular caves you will ever experience.

The Rocky church that is on the thumbnail is Lalibela, An ancient church carved from one stone, such an incredible historic figure

I visited Mount Rushmore 5 years ago. It's a pretty cool place, although, you can't get close to it because of the falling pebbles and rocks. You're only able to view from a distance, but it's still a cool view.

The second one is pretty cool and, the fact that it’s ‘haunted’ makes it even cooler!

In Scotland we have a belief that king Henry and his mates are in the eldions that’s in Melrose uk and when something like a war they will come out from a door or a hole and help us

Anyone else think this man's voice is so damn calming?

13:00 Surprised you never mentioned the Stargate Series (SG1), which used Cheyenne Mountain Complex as their base of operations (even mention it by name and use footage of the entrance in the series) especially right after doing the whole doorway to another world thing with the Gate of the Gods... oh well...

This channel is pure gem mad respect to the whole team working to entertain us.

In Colorado there are still a few places where the mine equipment placed on the sheer walls of the mountain cliffs a 130 years ago, is still in place. They would build out wooden terraces inorder to mine the gold and silver veins directly. Most of the mines don't show any sign they exist from the outside and nobody has been inside them for over 100 years. Literally a goldmine of history waiting to be found.

That Military base complex is just insanely crazy!

Cheyenne Mountain has an interesting side aspect while I was stationed below it at Ft. Carson, Colo. On an adjacent peak there used to be a high class resort hotel. A few army buddies and myself climbed that mountain [sometimes used the road]. and finding ourselves at the top with nightfall coming on ... we were accommodated by the staff for the evening. Lesson learned: Never climb mountains without proper equipment and certainly NOT wearing combat boots of the period. I got stuck on a rock outcrop and just about fell. Prayer is a wonderful thing. It always gets listened to.

I found the Churches build out of one solid rock to be really fascinating. How they could do that without one mistake is mind boggling.

You know damn well as soon as they found out about that hidden cave entrance near Machu pichu they denied its excavation just so they could secretly be the ones to do so!

Maybe the coffins were put in place empty, then, the sand, bodies and doodads were then put inside the coffins.

Please make another part of this including the mountains of Himalayas

Thank you! This stuff is truly AMAZING! Thanks for "digging"it up!

Wow, this was so interesting. Thanks for putting it together.

I am so happy. Finaaly some big chanel actually knows that slovenia exists. wooooooo!!!! Like this coment if you jow know that we exist

What I love abt this channel other then the excitement and knowledge is that no one ever drops a 👎 on the videos. Thanxz so much for both ur time and adventures.

I am just here for the Stargate comments!!! 🤠👍

That Slovenian castle was so cool when I visited it😍

Wow, there were so many incredible things I saw and learned of, I can’t possibly comment on any single one. However I will say the man who dreamt of the beings in golden robes and the location, that really got my attention! I do hope it’s true, and the issue of the skull going missing, at least to me, makes it far more believable. Excellent video! Well done guys and gals!! 👍👍

Being stuck underground with a bunch of sweaty Military dudes sounds great to this COUGAR 😹

1:51 not in center of lake but in sea bay, its mount st michel ( i guess, the fog make it hard to ensure at 100% )

I wonder how those cliff coffins withstood the elements for so long. Seems they would have deteriorated by now.

My shower doesn't make fun of my body My pillow hold my tears My mirror never laughs when I'm crying My mind keeps secrets My bed holds me scared to die, but tired of breathing Honestly at this point I listen to things like this while laying in bed and thinking about things like the fact that all the people who claim to be my friends are never there for me and how my own family doesn’t seem to care about me and how I can’t even find love no matter what I do and I can’t even cry when I listen to this it’s like if I’m just an empty shell with nothing left inside “Life isn’t fun without a struggle in it, but some struggles lead to tragic endings.” Whats funny is that I act all happy around my friends and at night I just break down.. I miss the old days, I didn't fake smiles.. How come parent knows when their kid is lying but not know about their own child’s anxiety and depression “Dont cry because they are gone, smile because they were here.” It's funny how strangers online that we meet understands us than our parents... "It takes one minute to have a crush on someone, one hour to like someone and it takes a day to love someone but....it takes a lifetime to forget someone..." "The saddest things is when the person who gives you the best memories becomes a memory" "Don't cry because it end, Smile because it happens" "Lonely is not being alone, its the feeling that no one cares" "The people with the biggest smiles are hiding the most pain behind them" "You don't want to end your life. You just want to get rid of the pain inside you." "Why are you always so quiet?" "Because no one is ever listening to me anyway." When someone who makes you feel better good and happy passes away far from you and all you have good memories that the only thing you have "You're fading away, and it's all their fault." "There are moment when I wish I could roll back the clock and take away all the sadness away ,But I have the feeling that if I did , The joy would be gone as well " . "Now I don't cry out loud , I just suffer in silence . " You had only seen my smile , you never know how much pain I'm carrying inside the smile :) "When you love them you need to let them GO" Smile is a mask Laugh is a cover Sleep is an escape Life is hell❤️

2:48 BE AMAZED: "Man, talk about an explosive POOP!" LMAO that's so funny))) I love this channel. So much good information, and silly funny puns to go with it)) GREAT JOB @BE AMAZED

You should try Elephanta caves in Aurangabad city of Maharashtra india. It’s one of its kind. Carved entirely in one mountain but upside down. Intricate details and Nancy caves carved

HOW DID HORSE RIDING CONQUISTADORS BUILD THIS HUGE STRUCTURE ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN IN THE 16TH CENTURY???? THINK ABOUT IT.

Dude had $2M in student loans?

FINALLY!! IM actual early like in not late it was made 2 mins ago i feel like a million dollars

Regarding the 1st one (in Turkey), a quick Google search shows that "Izekio" in Turkish means "no entry". It makes sense, since the door cannot be opened.

I have worked inside NORAD. It has two LAKES underground. One filled with fresh spring water, and another filled with diesel fuel. The one with the diesel fuel has a giant door on it to keep in the fumes. The fresh water lake has a dock with a little rowboat. (shown at 14:30) I installed a bunch of those springs shown at 13:56 as part of an upgrade to the facility in about 1983-84 They claimed the main doors (similar to the one shown at 14:23) were strong enough to cut a tractor trailer in half if it blocks the door. I don't think that the one shown is one of the two "Main doors" that are big enough to drive full size truck through.

A few people from the Philippines and Azerbaijan agree and believe the name/word Izekio means "No entry". Could it possibly be a variation of the name Ezekiel? There is an opening at the top center of the "firmly sealed" entrance at Machu Pichu that looks large enough for someone of slender and maybe even average build could get through. I'd venture to guess someone has been inside. Aramu Muru aka The Gate Of The God's perhaps is a Stargate. How coolwould that be??? It's also a great movie! Regarding the Rhodope Mountain skull, which has conveniently "vanished into thin air". If it was believed to be an animal skull of some kind, that was most likely "damaged" over time, how would that explain the skull having an identical jaw line to Predator from the movies??? Add to that the mythical sanctuary that is alleged to be a library of knowledge found down a large rabbit hole in the same mountains...Interesting. Very interesting. ~ APRIL LIPKE

Thanks guys! That was top shelf. Saw a couple of things I'd never heard of or seen before. Good narrative and I love the dry humour here and there too. Keep it up 👍👍👍 this is a channel I'd gladly subscribe to

We can all agree we’ll never get bored of this content

6:19 OMG STEVE I CANT STOP LAUGHING IM DYING 😂😂😂💀

I get so happy everytime i see you have uploaded a new video

We need to start making these big hidden out of the way places where a mountain can open up aircraft flying inside

Always love the stuff y'all come up with!!! Thx

you forgot about the Stargate in Cheyenne. It's a TV show.😀

Truly amazing I learnt so much from your presentation Ifind it so hard to comprehend such places exist in some cases for 1000s of years and some relatively new mankind is incredible for what they can achieve with or without the help of aliens Thank You

I 100% laughed , then laughed even harder when you told us "Don't laugh." Then I showed my husband and he did the exact same thing

Just a thought about the hanging coffin's! The sand was probably added after.

I just realized that everything BE AMAZED says flawlessly I can’t say it.

Awesome episode!!!! Thanks for sharing it with us all. 👍😊❤️

When I saw the part about Cheyenne Mountain being an entire complex, it reminded me of Stargate SG1 which, in the show, was also located in the same mountain with the same features as its real life twin. I wonder if they filmed that show inside the same facility. Go ahead and look it up if you don't believe me about the Stargate SG1 location in the show being the same as the mountain shown in this video. xD

In the Buddhist religion, they learn to levitate themselves. I once witness a Buddhist follower levitate a stone that was about 160 Lbs., from the ground where he stood to the top of a cliff about 50 feet above the ground, and he did it with little effort. So now you know how most likely they got those statues up the mountain. "Thank You"

Rock carved buildings are fantastic. Some might outlast the pyramids!

I know you said not to laugh when you mentioned Titicaca but...I did laugh! 😉😜

It's a crying shame that students have to sell significant treasures they find to pay off student debt.

I can't believe it took 100 years to find a closed up room a Machu Picchu

When hiking WAY off trail in the Black Hills, SD, we came across giant hatch doors (like on the top of submarines). We've sense been told that they are missle silos!

Imagine going down in history as the guy " shot by a cannon while on the toilet"

This is so interesting I would have never thought

tomorrow i will tell my friend about this video and make no sense. '' there is a mountain kinda like a tombstone, not excacly like a temple with treasures under offff emmmm forget about it''

All of them were very interesting. The magnificent temple complex in Italy though still being used was my favourite. I'd love to know more about the ' cult ' that you speak of. I think I will review this again and do further research if I can.

Why do people say, FIRST, SECOND, THIRD when a video uploads?? My life is pretty mundane, but I'm not that much of blah person that has to have bragging rights. It's pathetic. Anywho, I loved this episode!! Thank you!!

That skull thing is strange, I had a dream just like that.

Im from Slovenia 🇸🇮, and i've been in the predjama castle and I still don't believe its haunted

I was amazed! And, anything is possible-we are only limited by our minds.

Nice video and content as always. 👍🏻

Wow, the second grey castle up a cliff in a mountain is so cool.

The castle in the mountain side is awesome, when we 1st arrived in the UK we began to explore and we was in a boat just going nowhere really having a nosey and then we got to Cork and when we got to a hole in the mountain you can pass through (bare in mind we had been here 2 weeks if that ) and I could hear people talking I looked up and there it was a castle in the mountain face , people there eating and drinking lol never seen anything like it before beautiful place.

Always love the content ❤:)

Disappointed not to find the Golden Cave of Smaug the dragon. 😃 . Brilliant post.

Spicy Italian 😂, that’s my favourite sub!!!

They told the mountains and rocks, "Fall on us and hide us from the face of the one who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the lamb. Literal Standard Version and they say to the mountains and to the rocks, "Fall on us, and hide us from the face of Him who is sitting on the throne, and from the anger of the Lamb,"

I was hoping to find the Kailasha Temple among this list. If I have to quote wikipedia then it is described as follows "The Kailasha (IAST: Kailāśa) or Kailashanatha (IAST: Kailāśanātha) temple is the largest of the rock-cut Hindu temples at the Ellora Caves, Aurangabad District, Maharashtra, India. A megalith carved from a rock cliff face, it is considered one of the most remarkable cave temples in the world because of its size, architecture and sculptural treatment,[1] and "the climax of the rock-cut phase of Indian architecture".[2] The top of the superstructure over the sanctuary is 32.6 metres (107 ft) above the level of the court below,[3] although the rock face slopes downwards from the rear of the temple to the front. Archaeologists believe it is made from a single rock."

9:04 This particular story has been covered in other videos, some as late as two years ago, that said the treasure still hadn’t been found.

I'm stoned atm when you said don't laugh ended up laughing twice lmao thanks

Yes, the authorities were FORCED to ban mining to save the villagers...from.....getting rich.

I think that the skull was that of a lesser spotted flat headed fox 🦊

I laughed... 🤣 wicked video, fascinating as always 👌

My grandpa once told me a story of an guy who buried a box of gold a few hundred something years ago. It was buried in the Rockies of mid to northern Colorado containing enough gold to value around 22,000 dollars at the time it was buried. I don't know how much it is now or who and why they buried it. The gold box just reminded me of it. A lot of people looked for it but no one found it and is still there to this day

Kailasa Temple in Ellora, Maharashtra, INDIA, is the world's largest monolithic piece of art. Master craftspeople carved the gigantic structure from a single piece of solid rock in a cave on a mountainside.

the name of the city is actually pronounced "Chorum", the more you know

These are crazy secrets found!

Hi BE AMAZED , your channel has been more than just entertaining to me, it's been an experience i just can't get enough of, every night before i go to bed it's BE AMAZED when i wake up on mornings it's BE AMAZED , so thank you for all your content , keep up the good work and all the best to the team.

It’s a mountain carved by man. Not a man-made mountain

The sad reality when you find a treasure to just turnaround and auction it off to pay off your student loans. SMH

Hard to believe that at Machu Picchu since its discovery in 1911 that no one noticed a sealed up door until 2010 or if so did not think that "just perhaps" there might not be something behind it. If we are to go by the picture provided of the so called "sealed" wall (the one with the "opening" at the top) then any treasure that might have been there is LONG gone. Not sure what may have gotten left behind to be detected by the scanner but I would doubt it is much if anything.

In Georgia, the country there is a small church perched in the caves to hide from the Ottoman who were attacking in those era. Near Vadzdia about 20 minutes Vanis Kvabebi. VARDZIA itself was a massive cavetown to thousands of people. I have been there maybe a hundred times or more. Originally, you cannot find the entrance into it. It was just exposed because of a massive earthquake that only 1/3 of it remains to this day.

I hate when people take other people stuff that they found, ( I'm talking about the gold part, which they had to ban mining). I feel bad for the people that found it.

I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on KZfaq 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos ❤ .

This is amazing! 👀

I get sad everytime a video ends and you don’t whisper “go buy a guitar” that’s my favorite part haha

There's only one GOD and he our savior

I have a chest I'm filling with gold and silver.. some other things too.. planning on burying it one day.. got another identical chest that only has copper in it I'm also burying.. along with an old sword I found in the ground as a kid.. I'ma return it to where I found it one day

11:43 Him:don't laugh Me:silently wheezing😂

Interesting tidbit about the Cheyenne Mountain Complex. During its construction, the engineers actually cracked the mountain. Rather than throw in the towel on all the work already done, the engineers used some 20,000 gallons of epoxy to keep it together. This was told to me by a former CIA Berlin Station Chief.