Experience the Tomb of Christ Like Never Before | National Geographic

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·Nov 11, 2024

[Music] You are about to embark on a virtual journey to one of the most sacred places on earth. Nestled in the heart of Jerusalem's Old City, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher is, for the faithful, a place of pilgrimage and worship. For other visitors, it provides a remarkable look back at human history, and for scientists and scholars, it offers an opportunity to explore some of the most enduring questions of the past.

Transcend history with us in an immersive 3D experience unlike anything you've encountered before. Step into one of the most holy sites in Christianity. [Music]

Team up with conservation experts as they race the clock to restore the tomb of Christ, preserving this revered place for future generations. [Music] Here, at the intersection of history, technology, science, and faith, travel with National Geographic into the field as we unearth answers to age-old questions and uncover some unexpected surprises. [Music]

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