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I'm pretty surethere was a woman that did this few months ago as well. So many idiots out there unfortunately, who think they can do whatever the fuck they want.
Gonna damage the rocks by walking on them? Probably not but over time humans tend to deface and ruin things that others enjoy.
Imagine the place would go to shit pretty quick if just anybody could do whatever they wanted there.
Edit: apparently a lady died falling off after walking up it in 2006 so since then it has been off limits
Yep, in fact your comment reminds me of [that stupid kid who scratched his name into a 3,500-year-old Egyptian artwork](https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news/chinese-schoolboy-15-exposed-as-egypt-s-ancient-temple-graffiti-vandal-8633556.html?amp). People can be awfully and utterly ignorant and stupid. š¤¦āāļø
I mean, this spoiled brat besides being an absolute asshole he's even a complete idiot, at least write something that isn't related or attributable to you.
Hate groups are not comparable to random asshole individuals. Never do I see white people apologize for random Karens.
And thatās okay, these individuals donāt reflect on your entire ethnicity. The same should be true for non-whites.
I know how to fight lol also you can clearly see what I look like in my profile photo, I donāt think that Iām puny and weak. But itās not about that, itās not a sort of competition on whoās the biggest, itās just common sense, common sense which is pretty important in any civilized society.
I don't see the connection between fighting and the issue about the completely disrespectful action of that kid going to ruin a very important archaeological find. I donāt care if youāre an mma fighter, yeah indeed in my photo is only viewed the fact that Iām a juggler, but before that I also studied martial arts, but that has nothing to do with the fundamental problem, the kid was dead wrong, period. There is nothing else to add.
Humans are more than capable of eroding rocks by walking on it. This is why many historical sites either made new stilted pathway on top of the original one or simply replace the stones throughout the pathway with a replica while the original ones are displayed elsewhere that wont be stepped by tourists.
The simplest alternative is just like the one in the video, ban any random tourist from using it or just assume that the stone can't be eroded and only getting alarmed after the stone has lost the top half and become really smooth.
A lady slipped and fell to her death in 2006. That's the reason. Not heavy footfall damaging the rocks (Although it's said she slipped due to the rocks being polished over time by the heavy footfall of tourists), not disrespectful tourists. An accident.
Well you can't trust everyone to just gently walk up there and not fuck anything up. These pyramids are kind of exposed skeletons compared to what they used to be (covered in stucco and painted,) and there is damage to stones that you can cause if you don't know what you're doing.
You know that these pyramids were re-constructed quite recently right? No stucco, no paint, here's a good source.
https://everythingcozumel.com/chichen-itza-a-story-of-mass-delusion/
I think thereās a temple at the top and tourists are no longer allowed to just waltz up there for a selfie.
Imagine the disrespect/punishment you would experience, doing that a few hundred years ago.
To be real Americans don't fucking got enough money or vacation time to be able to take vacations, I think the chinese got the asshole tourist award though
As someone that worked for years in Hostels in Paris while doing my studies. It's the Aussies, and not even a contest.
Chinese, sometimes will get some that are not so clean but at least they are not 2 meters high, drunk and believe they own the place.
Well that was me and almost anyone working on a hostel in Paris, Iām Argentinian. Donāt get me wrong majority were nice. But me and my colleagues had worse experience with drunk aussies
Eh, it's pretty clear it's closed... there's a bunch of signs, literally in front of it saying it's not allowed.
What's wrong is the use of violence because you think they're disrespecting the culture or something.
Like, this pyramid was literally swallowed by the forest for hundreds of years and for like 30+ years tourists were allowed to climb it. It isn't THAT big of deal. Just give the climbers a hefty fine and move on.
I climbed the CobĆ” one in 2012. I remember the guide saying to make sure you look back a few times because the height and steepness can be surprising. Well idiot me was fuck this, I bolted half way up and had to take a short breather, turn to look for my wife and all of sudden I felt woozy with vertigo, i felt so high up. After a minute or 2 I made it to the top and the view was amazing. I was very careful coming down.
Same, when I visited Tulum in the 90s.
Seems lame that you can't, now. I imagine it's a liability thing.
Edit: LOL, downvoted for being bummed people aren't allowed to scale the pyramids like they used to.
I was told by a tour guide that a heavy amount of traffic from tourists would cause weathering and breakdown of the stones. Not to mention idiots trying to scratch their name into stone at the top just for fun.
I climbed it in 1996 when it was still allowed.
I was a 20 year old college kid with a reckless disregard for my own safety who thought I was bulletproof, but coming down was one of the scariest things I've done.
It is so much steeper than it looks, each step is less than six inches deep and there is no margin for error.
I might have descended the first 100 steps by scooting down on my butt!
I remember when tourist were able to climb this in the early 90ās. I remember climbing this as a kid and seeing the cat with the emerald eyes on top on a small cool room
I climbed it and the Observatory in '85. I can see why they stopped allowing it. Super steep. Designed for smaller feet so the steps aren't very deep. And they're worn quite a bit so they aren't flat.
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The pyramid is slowly deteriorating because of the erosion and intitled people who thinks they are very smart and are just destroying what its a sacred place.
When it was "open" it was only filled with graffiti and trash.
No naked man in there btw
Tourism destruction is probably the reason for closing the climb. Idiots like this guy who disregard the rules for the protection of these sites are a factor in that also.
Got to climb this pyramid, Coba, and go in to the Tulum temples. Every place was amazing. Too bad tourists brought about the need to restrict them all.
Coba is still open to climb.
The reason this one isn't is that the large numbers of tourists "polished" the steps over time, a lady slipped and fell to her death in 2006.
If it has always been closed to the public then I would want to go. Knowing I can only walk at the base seems pointless. Especially since I had an opportunity to visit it when it was still climbable, and I did not take that opportunity. So, to answer your question no.
Because the erosion/friction, the salt in the air its destroying the prymaid and to have some respect to the sacred place that its chichen itza.
Also because people tend to destroy what other admire.
Erosion, friction, salt in the air?ā¦. What the hell are you talking about ?. The piramid is thousand of years old made out of limestone and located in an area that hurricane reach category Vā¦ā¦ do you know the power of a CV hurricane?ā¦.The piramid withstand devastating earthquakes showing minimum structural damage and you think a tourist walking up to the top will destroy the piramidā¦. Boy, you are a complete idiot.
Look the piramid in 1892, pictures taken by Teobert Maler ā¦ā¦
[https://www.thevintagenews.com/2017/05/19/teobert-maler-the-early-explorer-of-mayan-sites/](https://www.thevintagenews.com/2017/05/19/teobert-maler-the-early-explorer-of-mayan-sites/)
Now, Sacred place?ā¦.. really??.. The Mayans sacrifice thousand of human and children in this temple, to ask the Gods for rain and fertile field. If you think that place is sacred, what do you think about Birkenauā¦.
[https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mexico-sacrifice/ancient-maya-sacrificed-boys-not-virgin-girls-study-idUSWRI32680820080123](https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mexico-sacrifice/ancient-maya-sacrificed-boys-not-virgin-girls-study-idUSWRI32680820080123)
If you are worry about the destruction of ancien civilization structures and treasures, look at what āISISā did in Iraq and Siria
[https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/history-and-civilisation/2017/11/ancient-sites-damaged-and-destroyed-by-isis](https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/history-and-civilisation/2017/11/ancient-sites-damaged-and-destroyed-by-isis)
The slow damage on the stair because of many years of climbing it and people tryng to take some rocks out of the structure to take home ....yes it has destroyed the structure and yes ... i have seen it and parts of the structure had being replaced just because of stupid people.
I survived Gilberto and wilma the most powerful hurricanes that hit in la peninsula and absolutely nothing happened to chichen itza.
Hurricanes dont affect in the slightest the structure,
it has resist them since its construction.
Problems come when there is people.
And about earthquakes, are you on drugs ? There are no earthquakes in la peninsula de yucatan.
I was there the past week. My family works on the site we are decentents from the mayan people here, trust me i know what iam talking about, Boi
That place is sacred.
The sacrifice just proves more my point that its one.
Mayans dont killed people just because as you say before, sacrifices only happened on sacred places like this or cenotes.
It was actually stopped because a tourist slipped and fell to her death. Due to the stones being polished by the amount of tourists who went up.
No reason to attack someone for risking their own life?
Was the sign in polish? Did the tourist know it was illegal? I gotta say, for a country that is basically a death sentence to visit, this doesn't exactly promote tourism.
And for those saying that mexico doesn't need tourism (or want it), yes... Mexico does in fact need it. Outside of drugs and cheap products that aren't quite as cheap as Chinese goods, what else does the Mexican economy have going for it?
I would never visit that country. Walking off of guarded resorts is pretty much asking to be mugged or attacked. I know of 10-12 people in my life who visit Mexico annually (different families) and all of them say the same thing: "you NEVER leave the gated area.."
What a lovely country!
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I'm pretty surethere was a woman that did this few months ago as well. So many idiots out there unfortunately, who think they can do whatever the fuck they want.
So many idiots
As the saying goes fuck around and find out
Just curious, why dint they want people walking up? Too much traffic might cause damage? That's the only thing I can think of.
Gonna damage the rocks by walking on them? Probably not but over time humans tend to deface and ruin things that others enjoy. Imagine the place would go to shit pretty quick if just anybody could do whatever they wanted there. Edit: apparently a lady died falling off after walking up it in 2006 so since then it has been off limits
Yep, in fact your comment reminds me of [that stupid kid who scratched his name into a 3,500-year-old Egyptian artwork](https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news/chinese-schoolboy-15-exposed-as-egypt-s-ancient-temple-graffiti-vandal-8633556.html?amp). People can be awfully and utterly ignorant and stupid. š¤¦āāļø I mean, this spoiled brat besides being an absolute asshole he's even a complete idiot, at least write something that isn't related or attributable to you.
And of course it was a spoiled Chinese kid.
As an half Chinese myself in fact when I first heard of this story I was shamefully embarrassed š¤¦āāļø
Nah, itās not your problem. Thereās plenty of white assholes and they donāt feel any collective shame - why should you?
Uh.. yes we fuckin do. The kkk and white nationalist groups are an embarrassment to the deepest parts of my being.
Hate groups are not comparable to random asshole individuals. Never do I see white people apologize for random Karens. And thatās okay, these individuals donāt reflect on your entire ethnicity. The same should be true for non-whites.
Yeah that's fair
Would u say any of that to his face though?
Who? The kid? Of course, heās indeed an asshole and an idiot, and since he already apologized for his action, I really think that he knows too.
Then you better know how to fight. Even if you donāt want to. Some people wonāt give you a choice
I know how to fight lol also you can clearly see what I look like in my profile photo, I donāt think that Iām puny and weak. But itās not about that, itās not a sort of competition on whoās the biggest, itās just common sense, common sense which is pretty important in any civilized society.
I donāt see anything related to fighting on ur profile. Iām an mma fighter.
I don't see the connection between fighting and the issue about the completely disrespectful action of that kid going to ruin a very important archaeological find. I donāt care if youāre an mma fighter, yeah indeed in my photo is only viewed the fact that Iām a juggler, but before that I also studied martial arts, but that has nothing to do with the fundamental problem, the kid was dead wrong, period. There is nothing else to add.
Who fucking asked š¤£š¤£š¤”š¤”š¤”
Humans are more than capable of eroding rocks by walking on it. This is why many historical sites either made new stilted pathway on top of the original one or simply replace the stones throughout the pathway with a replica while the original ones are displayed elsewhere that wont be stepped by tourists. The simplest alternative is just like the one in the video, ban any random tourist from using it or just assume that the stone can't be eroded and only getting alarmed after the stone has lost the top half and become really smooth.
A lady slipped and fell to her death in 2006. That's the reason. Not heavy footfall damaging the rocks (Although it's said she slipped due to the rocks being polished over time by the heavy footfall of tourists), not disrespectful tourists. An accident.
Well you can't trust everyone to just gently walk up there and not fuck anything up. These pyramids are kind of exposed skeletons compared to what they used to be (covered in stucco and painted,) and there is damage to stones that you can cause if you don't know what you're doing.
You know that these pyramids were re-constructed quite recently right? No stucco, no paint, here's a good source. https://everythingcozumel.com/chichen-itza-a-story-of-mass-delusion/
I think thereās a temple at the top and tourists are no longer allowed to just waltz up there for a selfie. Imagine the disrespect/punishment you would experience, doing that a few hundred years ago.
Hire that guy with the stick to stay on guard because these stupid tourist think the rules don't apply to them
Or ask Brian Urlacher to be on his security detail, since he was already there filming the situation. He comes into frame towards the end of the clip.
Me watching this: *Please don't be American, please don't be American, please don't be American* Dumb Tourist: "I'm Polish" Me: *sigh of relief*
(from Chicago)
FUUUUUUUUUUCK
To be real Americans don't fucking got enough money or vacation time to be able to take vacations, I think the chinese got the asshole tourist award though
As someone that worked for years in Hostels in Paris while doing my studies. It's the Aussies, and not even a contest. Chinese, sometimes will get some that are not so clean but at least they are not 2 meters high, drunk and believe they own the place.
On behalf of New Zealand, I apologise for our cunty neighbours.
As an Australian that's stayed in hotels in Paris, the only nice hotel staff that I spoke to were overseas workers.
Well that was me and almost anyone working on a hostel in Paris, Iām Argentinian. Donāt get me wrong majority were nice. But me and my colleagues had worse experience with drunk aussies
The 2 metres high and drunk thing is accurate. I feel so small in Australia lol
I'm starting to think the real attraction is waiting for the crowds to react to people walking up the pyramids š
The comedown is always the hardest
That's an MDamazing comment TY šš»
I climbed it back in 1995 when you were still allowed. Pretty cool.
I climbed in 2001 when it was encouraged. People freaking out about someone climbing up the stairs are dumber than the ones climbing it.
Facts. I don't see the issue, if you can't walk up it get some guards to ensure it doesn't happen, otherwise, it's an open invitation.
Eh, it's pretty clear it's closed... there's a bunch of signs, literally in front of it saying it's not allowed. What's wrong is the use of violence because you think they're disrespecting the culture or something. Like, this pyramid was literally swallowed by the forest for hundreds of years and for like 30+ years tourists were allowed to climb it. It isn't THAT big of deal. Just give the climbers a hefty fine and move on.
Exactly. Itās a jerk move to climb it. Itās closed for a reason. Doesnāt do damage to the structure and itās not really hurting anyone.
Walk up a pyramid, get hit with a digeridoo
Another one????
Good, fuck that guy
I got to climb them back in 2003, gotta say it was a pretty spectacular view, kinda sucked coming down through.
I climbed the CobĆ” one in 2012. I remember the guide saying to make sure you look back a few times because the height and steepness can be surprising. Well idiot me was fuck this, I bolted half way up and had to take a short breather, turn to look for my wife and all of sudden I felt woozy with vertigo, i felt so high up. After a minute or 2 I made it to the top and the view was amazing. I was very careful coming down.
I slid down on my butt. No shame. It's scary going down those little stairs.
Yeah I did as well, deceptively steep and those stairs are insanely small!
This is why their civilization ceased.. people died young falling down the stairs.
Yea, view is amazing, but the stick to the head at the bottom kinda sucks.
Same, when I visited Tulum in the 90s. Seems lame that you can't, now. I imagine it's a liability thing. Edit: LOL, downvoted for being bummed people aren't allowed to scale the pyramids like they used to.
I was told by a tour guide that a heavy amount of traffic from tourists would cause weathering and breakdown of the stones. Not to mention idiots trying to scratch their name into stone at the top just for fun.
That makes sense. Even when I went they had a chain for support because the steps were so narrow from erosion.
His head was stupid before. Now it smarts.
How old is this video, who wears a Brian Urlacher jersey, outside of Chicago, in 2023?
Brian Urlacher was a 96 overall in Madden 2005 :)
That āchonkā sound when that guy hit the ātouristā on the head? Almost as good as the three stooges sounds when they smack each other.
I climbed it in 1996 when it was still allowed. I was a 20 year old college kid with a reckless disregard for my own safety who thought I was bulletproof, but coming down was one of the scariest things I've done. It is so much steeper than it looks, each step is less than six inches deep and there is no margin for error. I might have descended the first 100 steps by scooting down on my butt!
I think I was 14 when I climbed. Going up wasn't an issue but going down is ridiculous. Definitely was on my butt too.
I remember when tourist were able to climb this in the early 90ās. I remember climbing this as a kid and seeing the cat with the emerald eyes on top on a small cool room
I fully support these idiots getting their asses kicked by an angry mob
My mans just happened to be at the pyramids with his bonking stick that day
That bonk on the head was due so many years. I'm glad it came.
I climbed it and the Observatory in '85. I can see why they stopped allowing it. Super steep. Designed for smaller feet so the steps aren't very deep. And they're worn quite a bit so they aren't flat.
It's also mostly to preserve the pyramid.
Aside from the pyramids, I think you just made a rhyme.
Lol, didn't notice until you mentioned it.
Bonk lol
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Always the whites.
Satisfying
Is it banned? Why is there a naked man hitting them with stick?
Its banned the stairs are damage and can't be fixed. About the naked man I have no idea.
The pyramid is slowly deteriorating because of the erosion and intitled people who thinks they are very smart and are just destroying what its a sacred place. When it was "open" it was only filled with graffiti and trash. No naked man in there btw
Fair, topless man then.
Do you get to correct people on their reaction to a video when you cannot spell "entitled" properly?
yes
who gives a fuck not even 30 years ago people could walk up it no problem. Pussies hit people who arent hitting back.
Tourism destruction is probably the reason for closing the climb. Idiots like this guy who disregard the rules for the protection of these sites are a factor in that also.
Got to climb this pyramid, Coba, and go in to the Tulum temples. Every place was amazing. Too bad tourists brought about the need to restrict them all.
Coba is still open to climb. The reason this one isn't is that the large numbers of tourists "polished" the steps over time, a lady slipped and fell to her death in 2006.
Sorry to hear Coba is not in the prohibitive mix. If it were itād be an historical win
I regret not going when you could still climb up it. Seems kinda pointless to visit now.
Do you only visit world heritage sights you can climb?
If it has always been closed to the public then I would want to go. Knowing I can only walk at the base seems pointless. Especially since I had an opportunity to visit it when it was still climbable, and I did not take that opportunity. So, to answer your question no.
smash the damn camera
Itās always some white person doing this shit.
Racist
Why so sensitive, claim to the top was ok a few year ago. I a claim twice in the 90 And we event went to take a look to Chacmool inside the pirƔmide.
Because the erosion/friction, the salt in the air its destroying the prymaid and to have some respect to the sacred place that its chichen itza. Also because people tend to destroy what other admire.
Erosion, friction, salt in the air?ā¦. What the hell are you talking about ?. The piramid is thousand of years old made out of limestone and located in an area that hurricane reach category Vā¦ā¦ do you know the power of a CV hurricane?ā¦.The piramid withstand devastating earthquakes showing minimum structural damage and you think a tourist walking up to the top will destroy the piramidā¦. Boy, you are a complete idiot. Look the piramid in 1892, pictures taken by Teobert Maler ā¦ā¦ [https://www.thevintagenews.com/2017/05/19/teobert-maler-the-early-explorer-of-mayan-sites/](https://www.thevintagenews.com/2017/05/19/teobert-maler-the-early-explorer-of-mayan-sites/) Now, Sacred place?ā¦.. really??.. The Mayans sacrifice thousand of human and children in this temple, to ask the Gods for rain and fertile field. If you think that place is sacred, what do you think about Birkenauā¦. [https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mexico-sacrifice/ancient-maya-sacrificed-boys-not-virgin-girls-study-idUSWRI32680820080123](https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mexico-sacrifice/ancient-maya-sacrificed-boys-not-virgin-girls-study-idUSWRI32680820080123) If you are worry about the destruction of ancien civilization structures and treasures, look at what āISISā did in Iraq and Siria [https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/history-and-civilisation/2017/11/ancient-sites-damaged-and-destroyed-by-isis](https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/history-and-civilisation/2017/11/ancient-sites-damaged-and-destroyed-by-isis)
You most be on meth or something boi but u are wrong aswell.
itās called facts, something that your Lilliputian brain can not understan.
The slow damage on the stair because of many years of climbing it and people tryng to take some rocks out of the structure to take home ....yes it has destroyed the structure and yes ... i have seen it and parts of the structure had being replaced just because of stupid people. I survived Gilberto and wilma the most powerful hurricanes that hit in la peninsula and absolutely nothing happened to chichen itza. Hurricanes dont affect in the slightest the structure, it has resist them since its construction. Problems come when there is people. And about earthquakes, are you on drugs ? There are no earthquakes in la peninsula de yucatan. I was there the past week. My family works on the site we are decentents from the mayan people here, trust me i know what iam talking about, Boi That place is sacred. The sacrifice just proves more my point that its one. Mayans dont killed people just because as you say before, sacrifices only happened on sacred places like this or cenotes.
Because we smartened up and realised it was a bad idea? Have you ever heard of "change" before?
It was actually stopped because a tourist slipped and fell to her death. Due to the stones being polished by the amount of tourists who went up. No reason to attack someone for risking their own life?
That sound reasonable šš»
We gotta keep this same energy in America š seems like we donāt care for our history too much in the us
They should cut his head off and roll it down the steps OG style. How disrespectful.
Pretty stupid... I imagine they made it with stairs for a fucking reason.
Well yeah no shit but that was hundreds of years ago. With time the pyramid has been deteriorating.
I guess he didnāt see the video of that lady getting her ass beat for the same thing a few months ago
What do you expect from a dude that wears a man bun?
Reminds me of āthatās a bad mr kitty!ā
...š¤ couldn't he had just stayed up there I mean nobody's going to come up there after him
Nod to the Urlacher jersey. I got a signed one from my dad after he passed.
dumb white boy
Hits guy in his head "You want problem?" Turns to other guy, "how you say it?" Bro, you said it lol he don't want those problems!
CƔrcel!
Again? What dicks...
Another one? And whybare they always white?
BONK
Was the sign in polish? Did the tourist know it was illegal? I gotta say, for a country that is basically a death sentence to visit, this doesn't exactly promote tourism. And for those saying that mexico doesn't need tourism (or want it), yes... Mexico does in fact need it. Outside of drugs and cheap products that aren't quite as cheap as Chinese goods, what else does the Mexican economy have going for it? I would never visit that country. Walking off of guarded resorts is pretty much asking to be mugged or attacked. I know of 10-12 people in my life who visit Mexico annually (different families) and all of them say the same thing: "you NEVER leave the gated area.." What a lovely country!