As some of you guys probably know I have spent the past 2 weeks travelling in Sudan and Egypt. Two countries that are very famous for their ancient pyramids and Pharaos. Egypt of course more than Sudan, but how many pyramids are in Egypt? It will surprise you to know, that Sudan has the highest amount of Pyramids in the world.
Of course my trips did not stop with the famous Pyramids of Giza. The countries contain so many interesting pyramids very few have ever heard about. I started hunting.
I had such a great pleasure hunting pyramids that I wanted to know where to hunt next. I was surprised to see that there is no complete list of all pyramids in the world anywhere on the internet. Even Wikipedia does not list them all.
One of the reasons might be that it is hard to distinguish between an actual pyramid and an ancient temple. What is the definition of a Pyramid? Another reason is, that many natural rock and mountain formations that looks like pyramids are either included or excluded, and if excluded there might be (conspiracy) theories out there saying it is a man made pyramid. Basically there are many conspiracy theories about pyramids everywhere, which I find fascinating!
Long story short my research gene took over and I started to make a list of my own. I was so surprised to find so many interesting pyramids many of them just recently discovered. In my list below, I included both ancient pyramids, destroyed pyramids and modern pyramids.
So what is the definition of a pyramid?
Basically, my definition of a pyramid is that it vaguely has to resemble the appearance of the geometric pyramid shape consisting of a base connected to an apex. Now this can be done the regular way with 4 triangular walls leaning on each other, but it can also be other amount of triangles. It can also be that the apex is not centered and I have also included pyramids with the top cut off, called frustum. Of course most non Egyptian pyramids do not have an apex and you will be surprised with how creative, the shape of a pyramid can be manipulated.
Enjoy the list, it is one of a kind on the internet! Maybe your own country has a pyramid you did not know about!
The list of all pyramid sites of the world:
Pyramids of Albania
- Pyramid of Tirana
Pyramids of Belize
- Altun Ha
- Caracol
- Lubaantun
- Lamanai
- Nim Li Punit
- Xunantunich
Pyramids of Bolivia
- Tiwanaku – Akapana
Pyramids of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Visoko
Pyramids of Cambodia
- Angkor Wat
Pyramids of China
- Pyramids of Xian
- The great white pyramid (lost)
- Zangkunchong
Pyramids of Cuba
- Cuban Underwater City (under water)
Pyramids of Egypt
- Giza
- Saqqara
- Dahshur
- Abu Sir
- Meidum
- El-lahun
- Hawara
- Deir el-Medina
- Abydos
- Zawyet Elaryan
- Abu Rawash
- Dara
- Lisht
- Mazghuna
- Abydos
- Edfu
- The Seila Pyramid
- The Zawiyet el-Meiyitin Pyramid
- The Sinki Pyramid
- The Naqada Pyramid
- The Kula Pyramid
- The Elephantine Pyramid
Pyramids of El Salvador
- San Andres
- Tazumal
Pyramids of Eritrea
- Asmara
Pyramids of France
- Loyasse Cemetary
- Louvre
Pyramids of Greece
- Hellenikon
- Lygourio
Pyramids of Guatemala
- Tikal
- Aguateca
- Mixco Viejo
- Kaminaljuyu
- Yaxha
- El Mirador
Pyramids of Honduras
- Copan
Pyramids of India
- Konark
- Brihadisvara Temple
Pyramids of Indonesia
- Gunung Padang Pyramid
- Purbakala Pugung Raharjo
- Candi Sukuh
Pyramids of Italy
- Cestius
Pyramids of Iran
- Tchogha Zanbil
- Tepe Sialk
- Iranian Parliament building
Pyramids of Iraq
- Ziggurat of Ur
- Dur-Kurigalzu
Pyramids of Japan
- Nima Sand Museum
- Yonaguni monyment (under water)
Pyramids of Kazakhstan
- Shet
- Pyramid of Peace, Astana
Pyramids of Libya
- Fezzan
Pyramids of Mexico
- Uxmal
- Palenque
- Teotihuacan
- Chichen Itza
- Tulum
- Bonampak
- Calakmul
- Comalcalco
- El Tajin
- La venta
- Mayapan
- Moral Reforma
- Coba
- Yaxchilan
- Monte Alban
- Tenochtitlan
- Tenayuca
- Cholula
- Tenayuca
- Santa Cecilia Acatitlan
- Tula Hidalgo
- Xochicalco
Pyramids of North Korea
- Ryugyong Hotel
Pyramids of Peru
- Huaca de la Luna
- Huallamarca
- Tucume
- Pachacamac
- Chavin de Huantar
Pyramids of Russia
- Moscow Pyramid
Pyramids of Spain
- Guimar
Pyramids of Sudan
- Jabal Barkal
- Nuri
- Bejrawiya
- El-Kurru
Pyramids of USA
- Memphis Pyramid
- Luxor Hotel
- Hollywood cemetery
Pyramids of Uzbekistan
- Kashkadarya (Newly found)
Pyramids of Antarctica
- Pyramid of Antarctica
Basically, this list is for myself feeding into places I want to visit in this world. That is why I have only included sites that actually is interesting for me. This includes all man made pyramids and few natural formations which have some kind of claim or conspiracy theory out there attached to it saying it is a man made pyramid.
Green ones are those I have already visited.
Red ones are heavily damaged pyramids, so that it is hard to recognize it as a pyramid anymore. If you go to a red one you have to be very interested in archaeology, I think!
Do you think I missed any? Let me know in the comments! Thank you 🙂
I have been to Teotihuacan in Mexico and I have to tell you that it is an amazing experience, there is lots to see there since it is a city and in a way you can feel (or at least I did) the energy of the civilization that populated it. Climbing to both the Sun and Moon Pyramid is energizing, they tell you that once you are on top of the Sun Pyramid to raise your hands towards the sun to gain its energy, you should definitely visit. It saddens me that I did not get a chance to see more of my Country but I am planning on visiting Tulum and the other ones in your list sometime in the future. As always it is a pleasure reading your blogs and learning so much about the word (this from a person that did not like geography class).
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I would love to visit Teotihuacan. Will go do get the sun energy at some point 😊
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Hi there! Such a nice short article, thanks!
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Another informative and very interesting information you have provided for us. I honestly didn’t even know that for example, Sudan had so many Pyramids! I assumed places like Egypt or some South American countries but that would be the extent of my knowledge. I also enjoyed the pictures and videos that you posted on your Instagram account. Insha’Allah always be traveling to these wonderful places and share them with us! 🌹😊👏🏻📸🙏🏻✈️🚖🛶🚁🛳🚀
Afsaneh
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I am really happy you enjoyed. Hopefully you get to visit some of them. The pyramids in Sudan were amazing to see 🙂
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Very helpful and great. Thanks 🙏
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Thank you 😀
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Wow your comments are always the best thank you so much I’m so happy to read this. I hope you get to visit some of the pyramids on this list one day and yes the research is just as interesting. Learning is an amazing joy more people should try 😊
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I was wondering about the greens and reds, then my questions were answered.
Your genes are dominant 🙂 the reason why going to places is second to none to you. Researching and hunting for pyramids simply shows that they are not just for archaeologists nor for film director’s imaginations, e.g. Indiana Jones. They are for anyone who have interests in and have the guts to travel into what is almost “unknown”.
Your article has enumerated many pyramids I have not even heard about. There was a time I thought of turning my back on Instagram. By “staying” I have discovered and read many things from various individuals, one of them is you.
Keep your fire for adventure burning.
Kind regards.
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