The pyramids in Egypt are also challenging, but why hasn't anyone climbed them?

The pyramids are the tombs of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs, and they are known as one of the eight architectural wonders in the world. They are all over the lower reaches of the Nile River in Egypt, and there are 8 pyramids, large and small. Among these large and medium-sized economies, the tallest one is pyramid of khufu, which is about 146.5 meters high and 23 meters long at the bottom. * * * is made of 2.3 million stones with an average of 2.5 tons each. There is no adhesive between the stones, which is formed by the mutual superposition and occlusion of the stones. Such a height is no different from a small mountain peak. Humans always like to challenge all kinds of limits, but few people climb these pyramids. Why? In fact, the pyramids have been climbed before, but now no one climbs them for three reasons. First, the need for cultural relics protection

The pyramid was built thousands of years ago. It is of great significance in history, culture, politics, architecture, mathematics and astronomy. It is an important symbol of ancient Egyptian culture, the crystallization of human wisdom, and the material and cultural heritage of mankind. Its connotation of scientific research value, aesthetic value, ornamental value and recreational value will not cause any accidents for mankind.

After thousands of years of washing, weathering and man-made destruction, the pyramids as a whole are already fragile, and some pyramids are in danger of collapse, even the edge of the tall pyramid of khufu has been damaged.

If humans climb the pyramid, they will drop some protective measures on it, such as rock nails (that is, expansion bolts, stainless steel materials), hammers, ropes, etc. These protective measures will definitely leave traces on the pyramid and even cause irreparable damage to the pyramid.

Therefore, Egyptian cultural relics protection departments set up suggestive slogans near the pyramids, prohibiting climbing, and relevant security personnel conducted inspections. Once found, they will be fined and detained. Second, security considerations

Before the twenties and thirties of last century, the top of the pyramid was always a scenic spot for westerners to watch the sunrise. If we look for some old photos, we can see some photos taken on the top of the pyramid. They had tables, loungers and umbrellas at the top of the pyramid, which even became a fashion at that time.

The Egyptian government didn't discourage or even encourage it for various reasons. However, due to the fact that the pyramids are in disrepair for a long time and are in the desert, once there is dusty weather, it will lead to safety accidents. Later, many safety accidents occurred, which caused the Egyptian government to face many pressures. Under this pressure, the Egyptian government banned climbing for safety reasons. Third, it is rumored that there is a Pharaoh's curse

Many people should know about the curse of Pharaoh. Many people who participated in the excavation of Pharaoh's tomb died in the end. There is a similar curse in the rumor of the pyramid. It is said that a stone inside the pyramid is engraved with similar words. People will not climb the pyramid on the principle of believing in it rather than believing in it.