Uncovering Africans hidden treasures 5 historical sites you cant miss

welcome to the video folks in today's video we are going to take you on journey back in time as we explore Africa's most amazing historical sites from ancient pyramids to medieval castle Africa has it all so sit back relax and join us on this epic adventure number one the Great Pyramid of Giza our first stop is Egypt's Great Pyramids of Giza built over for 1500 years ago these pyramids were one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World the Great Pyramid of Giza instead largest and the famous pyramid attracting millions of tourists every year as you step inside this engineering Marvel you'll be transported back in time to the Land of Pharaohs from hieroglyphs to mummies every piece of History here is fascinating you can wander around the vast complex learn about the construction methods and imagine what life was like during the time of the ancient Egyptians number to the raccoon churches of Lolly Bella our next destination is in Ethiopia where lies one of the most magical architectural Creations the raccoon churches of lalibela dilt in the 12th century these churches are not just built of rock but they were entirely carved from it the site is home to 11 medieval churches and visit here is journey to spiritual era one of the churches petjurgis is shaped like cross end is entirely unique in its design to dark Interiors with candles it corridors leading to Hidden Chambers and tunnels are mesmerizing exploring the church's underground passages and seeing the incredible churches is an experience of lifetime number three the Great Zimbabwe ruins nestled in southern Africa these ruins date back to the 11th century the Great Zimbabwe ruins were once the center of bustling Empire and the site of ancient political and religious ceremonies as you explore the ruins you will discover the intricate architecture that is feat of engineering and artistic skill to Granite blocks that make up the walls are precisely cut and fit together like puzzle to General's enclosure with its towering walls is testament to the Empire's power and wealth number for the island of Mozambique our next destination is the island of Mozambique the country's former capital this island has been an important trading Hub of over millennium and has witnessed rich history the island has been occupied by the Portuguese Arabs and swahilis and their influence has left unique blend of cultures you can visit the palisan Museum of the governor explore the fort of South Sebastian and see the chapel of NASA Center Bulverde the island is perfect blend of African European and Arab culture and architecture number five the castle of Good Hope our final destination is the Cape Town castle of Good Hope dealt by The Duchess India Company in 1666 the castle is South Africa's oldest surviving Colonial building the castle was built to protect it Dutch settlers from British and Portuguese Invaders today the castle is museum showcasing the history of the Dutch East India Company and the early days of Cape Town you can learn about life as soldier stage and Dare See the Castle's many art exhibitions and explore the well-maintained fortifications