Khufu's Descending Passage

Inside the pyramid, there are many passages and three different private rooms (chambers like bedrooms). Once through the tunnel at the end of the forced entrance, you will go through the descending passage. If you continue down the descending passage, it will experience you in to the lowest chamber called the subterranean chamber. It is located 79 feet below ground level. Many people who study about Egypt believe that this was the chamber where Khufu decided him to bury after he died. Some people think that this chamber isn't going to stop anywhere easily as the King Khufu wants to bury himself higher up inside of the pyramid.
The descending passage connects to the ascending passage. These passages are very small as it is about 1m wide and is 1.2m high. The ascending passage leads you up into the Queen's chamber. This name was given to this chamber a few centuries ago and was confusing because the queen's chamber should be in her own pyramid and is supposed to be right next to Pharaoh, Khufu's pyramid. It is believed that there would be a large statue of Khufu in
The tunnels have small rectangular things to open them. The King's Chamber's tunnel leads to the treasure of the pyramid up to the outside surface of the pyramid. The tunnel in the Queen's Chamber follows the same thing to open, but isn't reaching outside of the pyramid because no outside peepholes have been discovered by Egyptologists till now. In the 1990s, a tiny robot having a small camera explored the southern secret tunnel of the Queen's Chamber. After traveling about 200 feet (62m), the robot hit with a strange stone door which blocked the passage. One guess of people is that these curious tunnels may have been created so the king's soul would be allowed to travel out and in the pyramid easily and on to the afterlife. No real and solid reason why these tunnels were built. It has been just a mystery that nobody solved until