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@celmavilasboasdesouza6183

2 ай бұрын

Como traduzir para o português? Não sei como se faz

@felixrosario1362

Ай бұрын

Frame 2:45 what's up with that horse is beautiful

@alanlowe9716

Ай бұрын

Indiana Jones was never this good 😃

I knew about the city of Petra and their local water channels but had never heard of the preceding sites or the horticulture around the city. I love the depth that NG, Albert Lin, and the whole team go to in making these episodes.

Albert Lin has the best job in the world, and he does a remarkable job doing it.

@philipp_mn

3 ай бұрын

with the scarf, the hat and the prothesis he looks like a true adventurer. dream job indeed

@elainekay8325

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@elainekay8325

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely no doubt about that

I've been to Petra. It's totally overwhelming. And awesome in the true sense of the word. Everyone should experience this beautiful place.

@atlasfeynman1039

3 ай бұрын

I saw Indiana Jones, so I feel like I've been there.

@naikrovek

3 ай бұрын

I'd love to go, but I imagine the crowds would ruin everything about it. Even just a few dozen people scattered around will destroy any chance of a "moment" for me. Dammit, I hate crowds, lol.

@tjs114

3 ай бұрын

When I was an undergrad in the 1980s, my archaeology professor had a research project there in 1989 and I got to go. We had high quality Hasselblad cameras and took something around 25 thousand photographs of a couple of the mausoleums that were then slowly stitched together in the Photoshop version of the day. Now, a single person with a laser scanner could do the job we did for three months in about two days, working slowly.

@mkhanman12345

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for posting about the subject.

@Dan16673

3 ай бұрын

100,%%%

That must feel surreal to stand and gaze upon that amazing structure. I would die from overwhelm. Breath taken away. Gorgeous.

Once again, Albert Lin knocks it out of the park! That fresco was stunning! Humanity is awesome!

Pls nat geo put more episodes of albert so we can binge watch 😅

Such a fascinating video of Petra. Thx for sharing.

WHAT A DOCUMENTARY DESERVES A 5 STAR👑👑👑👑👑👑✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

This was AMAZING! Petra is on my bucket list, but now I also want to see where their water systems and gardens were. WOW. It must have been incredible, before the earthquake. How heartbreaking for them.

NG, you have brought knowledge and adventure all my life! Thank you! I look forward to each of Albert Lin's episodes! Albert, you are awesome!

Simply amazing! Thank you, Albert Lin, for exploring and sharing your finds!! Namaste

Wow, you have documented it all, Petra is fascinating

always worth a lengthened visit. I have spend weeks there by now and still can't get enough of Petra and Jordan in general. A Jordan pass will save tons of entry fees.

@Jupp071981

3 ай бұрын

let peace flow upon us.. amen@@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist.

@Jupp071981

3 ай бұрын

@@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist. Mount Aaron is definitively a spot to worship, especially the old scripture……. Locally’s easy way to connect is, when one asks for tea and exchange stories about Issah, Aaron and Moses…..traditionally they will connect local folklore with established facts 🤷🏻‍♂️

I'm so glad you are back on this channel. I really enjoy your programming.

Im addicted to Lin's adventure. He is always the most fantastic explorer ever

Good vibes to watch in the morning

@user-zo9gp9sw6b

3 ай бұрын

But, here Is Night bro

@blakepetersen9984

3 ай бұрын

Wonderful watch 😊

Thank you for sharing this🌞,I enjoy!!

Albert Lin is an awesome historical explorer. I really enjoy his style and enthusiasm.

I like Albert's presentation and knowledge of ancient history

I was waiting for your new lost city episode....... awesome

breath taking my brother,,, thanks and god bless you my brother,, beautiful thing you are doing.. and shering it with us..

@35:08 - So that's the Petra/Nabataen predecessor to the Sistine Chapel ceiling. And frankly, is incredibly advanced artwork.

Thanks for meaningful and valuable video as always ❤❤❤

Again, the coolest job ever.

44:13 Absolutely amazing!

Just amazing! Thank you!

2:47 the horse got bored.. it bump its head to albert lol

A dream come true Albert, English without a British accent so many of these are plagued with. A breath of fresh air, great presentation.

Love this series - Petra has always held a fascination for me....

Always fascinating, mysterious and interesting learning history

Gorgeous Wadi-Rum and Petra.

Was there last year it is amazing something you will never forget!!

wonderful! very informative, love albert

Thank you for this wonderful documentary I really enjoy everything on it😊

(slow clapping) amazing Nat Geo! hats off to sir Albert Lin and his team. bravo!

@chriscarrol9373

3 ай бұрын

Americans can be knighted but only honorary and he Hadn't but since he is not a royal subject he cannot have the title SIR.

Albert Lin is doing great job here

thanks for posting

Been there its very beautiful. One should visit, its a peaceful place.

Very impressive. Now we know why that area was lush and green in its hayday……human ingenuity. 👍

The mind is a wonderful thing to come up with this way of keeping water at their fingertips. Water is a god in itself

This was breathtaking to watch ❤

The remains of an ancient civilization

Watching these places and hearing the stories makes me realize that I too am a passing milestone in the celestial journey of time!

Breathtakingly beautiful.

Outstanding!

Nice presentations! Petra rocks! Really Rox 👍💐🙏

Would you Mr. Lin be able to do a documentary for a lost continent in the Pacific starting from Fiji- that would be epic

Please make an expedition to find the lost city of "Pakuan" a capital city of one of the greatest kingdom in Indonesia, Pajajaran or Sunda Kingdom

Wonderful, thank you!

This is unbelievably beautiful and fascinating land. I wish that the people of this part of the world would stop fighting over who owns the "magic rocks" and allow their neighbours to live in peace. It would become a massive tourist destination, if visitors could feel secure and welcomed. Egypt is discovering the prosperity that comes with this.

@LifeOfBaha

3 ай бұрын

you’ve clearly never been to jordan. one of the most hospitable places on earth. safer than the US.

@gregedmand9939

3 ай бұрын

@LifeOfBaha I'm referring to the Levant as a whole, rather than just Jordan.

@monahassanien4154

3 ай бұрын

Maybe if the US and friends would stop mercilessly extracting resources and popping up puppet regimes, endless warmongering the region would stand a chance.

@___beyondhorizon4664

3 ай бұрын

I arrived at Aqaba Jordan from Neweiba Egypt via ferry Oct September 30, 2021. Everyone had to take a COVID test in the ferry despite we all took a COVID test in Neweiba Egypt before departure. I accidentally took a ferry with 98% economic migrants 😅 but I got help from a young Egyptian with my luggage. There were about only 8 female passengers, I was the only American 😅. Once landed in Aqaba, the ferry crew treated me like a VIP 😅 maybe because of the long COVID lockdown, and to see actual tourist? Their English is very British 😊 after some research, only to learn that Jordanian king was educated in UK and the queen is Palestinians. The previous queen Noor is half American

@kn478

3 ай бұрын

its the way it is because of european colonizers and how they divided the land; the fact that you think certain people fight "over magic rock" reveals your underlying ignorance and a pretense of moral superiority.

that incredible 😍 all countries has its own story and uniqueness

Love this dude!

Amazing episode!

The dwellings carved out of the sandstone are similar to the american southwest cliff dwellings.

I spent a New Year's eve in Wadi Rum. An incredible place. I love Bedouins and their fashion. It's incredible for the Nabateans to do all this in this location but there are ancient rock cut cities and temples in many countries. I love ancient ruins but civilizations repeat the same style design in many places. Like after you've seen a few ancient Egyptian or Greco-Roman or Angkor Wat -style ruins they all start to look the same because civilizations just repeat everything everywhere during their existence. I find the ancient Egyptian heretic pharaoh Akhenaten interesting because he was the only one to suddenly change the religion and style of art and decoration and beliefs that had been in existence for a few thousand years in Egypt. Jordan is an incredible country. I loved also Machaerus a bit outside Madaba in Jordan which was a desert mountain surrounded by multitudes of other desert mountains not far from the Dead Sea and was where John the Baptist was supposedly held prisoner for two years in a dungeon at the base of the mountain. When you climb to the top of the mountain you can look down to the dungeon inside the hollowed-out mountain. Apparently Salome did the famous Biblical dance with the head of John the Baptist on top of this mountain where his dungeon was. There is just a bit of rubble on top of the mountain and a few columns but it's so haunting and untouristy and you can really imagine it. So much amazing history in Jordan.

The land and rock there are so so beautiful!

what a great story about petra and the great video being inside little petra lol so cool to see art of fertile lands that use to be

Amazing! Mesmerizing 😮

this is my favorite one!

Been there 2018... unbelievably beautiful😍

I wish there can be more of the things and terrain the host and his team see, less of the host and team in these shows. Great efforts bridging theSe lost cities to us. Thanks

Great video!

Back in Architecture University, we would study different Architectural History in the world. I just hope we had this documentaries at that time (2010) It is really helpful. Whoever invented the Ladar technology is such a genius. Also Albert Lin's narration, personally I think it will catch student's attention if ever you use this for educational

Love these docs

Uma linda história descoberta do passado 😮

Beautiful country, i loved my trip there. Petra is amazing.

Best history of Petra

Beautiful Petra, and Wadi-Rum.

Beautiful heritage site

An exciting adventure

Amazing!

I am proud to be Jordanian because I see with my own eyes that my Nabataean ancestors carved the rock with their hands and made a masterpiece

Pretty heavy on drama and thin on actual knowledge. Fewer drone shots and music swells, more info next time.

por favor coloquem mais idiomas em suas legendas, o mundo é pequeno e gostam de assistir e entender tudo !!!! minha preferencia portugues Brasil e pode tambem em Espanhol!!!! 🤔.... será que vão me entender ????🤔

@DavCov88

3 ай бұрын

Turn on Close Captions with the icon on the bottom, then on the options, select language Portuguese or Spanish :) both are avaliable my friend, I just turned it on with Spanish, have a good weekend!

@demawc

3 ай бұрын

@@DavCov88 sim... tentei fazer isso e tentei olhar a configuração do YT... não tenho essas opçoes... acredito que, quem coloca as opções é o site... e aqui para o Brasil não tem, somente legendas em ingles... estou falando com referencia ao video da National.... aqui nos comentarios otimos o Google nos dá opções do mundo inteiro !!! 😉

Thanks

It's a very interesting and marvelous place😊😊

Thanks for Dr. Albert YU Min Lin and his tim. This is Such a wonderful documentary on ancient Petra!!! 👍 Thanks for doing this.💝🇧🇩

Some other documentaries went into the diverse culture at Petra, how it was a melting pot of different people from around the mediterranian. It also went into the carved buildings into the walls, that some if not all were tombs and they used architecture from the cultures of those who had died. So if it was a roman or greek that died, the architecture of the tomb would reflect that. Some of the tombs were also made for travelers that died in Petra. I'm surprised this documentary didn't cover that. It changes the perspective a bit. It's possible that the painted ceiling wasn't actually proof that Petra was lush with plants and animals, but that traders from greece or rome, which the painting was styled from, actually moved to and lived in Petra and they added the art.

Awesome😊

Nice n wonderful 👍👌

Could you please do a documentary on the Mammoth Ancient Hindu Temple, Brihadeshwara in Tanjore, Tamil Nadu, South India! The Temple is really really huge with 216 feet high Gopurams and completely made out of Granite one of the hardest stones to carve and till date it's a Mystery how and where they retrieved Granite as there's no sign of any granite quary in and around the radius of 300kms around the temple! And the Temple never casts a Shadow❤! It's a True wonder and a UNESCO monument ❤

Jeremiah ,49 -16 , talks about petra

Watching from Philippines👍

I spent 6hrs walking arnd, there's a wifi cafe down the track, a mini Ampitheatre like the Roman colosseum, and lotsa caves u can walk into and see colorful pictures on the walls. Dont be tempted to take the horse up or down, they look very unstable when stopping on the rocks, especially with lotsa people walking up and down, NJOY the walk. There's a staircase if ur fit enuf to the left of the front of the main Petra building. As with lotsa Egyptian tombs, these rooms are all bare, the entrances are the main attraction. I'd recommend 2 days if you stay locally, time enuf to really take ur time and walk arnd into all caves and the distant surrounding caves on all the different Petra hills. On the way down the initial hill on a tourist trip you're told it was carved from water/flooding, and there are lotsa little caves on the way down...really worthwhile, and not too many over selling vendors like other places........there is a cafe rest stop as previously mentioned with wifi....go bak there for lunch, rest and reset, go exploring again. NJOY

Very Very Interesting

I like how the driver start the engine. Alright!

I wish we would learn from it and re-populate some of the dry areas of the desserts in the world.

lol.. i would have started to cyed after seeing that art on the selling.. my gosh... take me there.. in time.. 🙏

Very impressive. NowIknow why that area wassogreen in itsheyday✌️✌️

Please make a video about Harappa Indus valley civilization

Could the ancient city Petra be the inspiration for the hanging gardens of Babylon?

Anybody else notice the little horse love tap at the beginning that almost made him crack up.

18:10 - IT WAS NOT WITHOUT WATER; THERE HAD BEEN A RUNNING VALLEY/RIVER. Quran 89:9 And Thamud-those who carved the rocks in the valley.

Worth exploring- Nabatiens = Navadim in Hebrew (as those who exited egypt in the bible)? It's all about language eventually...

Please upload tut's toxic tomb and new episodes of lost treasures of Egypt

Does abundance because of natural changes is only reason it ruined or something in additional

Lots of respect for those mules making that climb

NEW DISCOVERIES MUST BE EXPLORED THIS IS THE EXLORATION OF THE BIBLE ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Magnificent