Explorers descend into Abu Rawash pyramid's open stone core. The pyramid interior is accessible through a ramp descending into the center The main core is constructed of limestone with sporadic granite blocks, possibly from a collapsed roof or casing Holes and caves are visible in the limestone interior walls
A ramp leads visitors down into the heart of Abu Rawash pyramid, where limestone walls pockmarked with holes and small caves are fully exposed — no safety rails or netting in sight. Sporadic granite blocks embedded in the core may have tumbled from a collapsed roof or casing. Genuinely perilous but incredible to witness!
Key Facts
- The pyramid interior is accessible through a ramp descending into the center
- The main core is constructed of limestone with sporadic granite blocks, possibly from a collapsed roof or casing
- Holes and caves are visible in the limestone interior walls
- The site is dangerous with no safety rails or nets, and parts of the interior risk collapse
Source: Inside Abu Rawash: Guarded by the Military, Left Alone in Egypt’s Most Forbidden Pyramid by Earth Explorer