Cairo Half-Day Tour to Meidum Archaeological Site
Most people do not know that there are many more pyramids in Egypt than there are in the Giza pyramids. Other than Cairo Top Tours services, experience the most exciting trip with our highly outstanding Egypt Day Tours. They give you an out-and-out experience that you cannot get anywhere else. A new exposition is available for visiting; it is the Meidum archaeological site built for King Snefru, who at the beginning of the fourth dynasty belonged to the Old Kingdom of Egypt’s history.
However, the pyramid is one of the total of 4 pyramids of Snefru who was the father of King Cheops. Due to assumptions of owning the Great Pyramid at Giza Necropolis, the credit goes to Cheops.
Pyramid of Meidum is situated in the town of Meidum, Al Wasta, Beni Suef Governorate about ninety kilometers in the south-west of Cairo. It is a rather curious monument, which construction was finalized by Senefru, the founder of the fourth dynasty (who started construction during the end of the last kings of the third dynasty), its form is rather close to the step-pyramid, however, it has an outer layer.
You will be met by our tour guide to start one of our exclusive Egypt Day Tours to enjoy Cairo Half-Day Tour to Meidum, very close to the Giza Necropolis, Tombs of the Nobles at Saqqara, and Dahshur Necropolis.
Your certified Egyptologist will accompany you with an exclusive deluxe vehicle to the area of Meidum where you will see one of the four pyramids built for King Snefru of the fourth dynasty as an attempt to achieve the perfect-shaped pyramid standing in Dahshur and known as the Red Pyramid, but today, you will see a great example of the mastaba pyramids (stepped pyramids) as the one for King Djoser at Saqqara, this pyramid (Meidum) is the first of the Egyptian pyramids to have a funerary at the level of the foundations, with splendid and innovative arched walls. Today, we can only admire the three upper steps, which emerge from the sand and the heaps of ruined stones.
The pyramid of Meidum, built by Pharaoh Snefru, Father of King Cheops, stands alone in a desert corner, near a large number of small mastabas. The pyramid of Meidum, built by Pharaoh Snefru, King Cheops's father, stands alone in a desert corner, near a large number of small mastabas. The pyramid was originally built in the form of a staircase, but during the reign of King Senefru, they tried to change the shape of the pyramid, to become from a step pyramid to an entire pyramid, by filling the distances between the steps with a limestone cover After finishing your Cairo Day Tours you will stop at one of our government-authorized papyrus institutes to have a quick tour about how early examples of papers were discovered by ancient Egyptians at the dawn of history, the thing that helped this ancient civilization to rise and develop soo fast during the time when other civilizations were striving to find the basics for living like food, house, and security.
Transfer back to any preferred location after finishing the tour piramide Meidum.
Number of Persons | Prices |
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1 Person | $94.99 Per Person |
2 - 3 Persons | $55 Per Person |
4 - 6 Persons | $45 Per Person |
7 - 10 Persons | $34.99 Per Person |
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It is an area with the pyramid of Medom, the most important archaeological monument from the Pharaonic era, which was built by Pharaoh Sneferu (of the Fourth Dynasty) about 4630 years ago and is visited by large crowds of tourists every year.
Yes, it is very near to Giza and it takes just an hour to get it.
Hotels and cruise ships always have safes, so you can store your valuables there without worrying about losing them. Ask the staff at the front desk for instructions on how to use the safe, and you'll get all the information you need to put your belongings inside.
In Giza, there are big pyramids called Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus. Cheops is the biggest one and belonged to a pharaoh. It's the only one of the seven wonders of the world that is still around today.
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