Private Day tour from Port Said to Dahshour Pyramids and The NMEC

Our journey starts with Dahshour City: a five-mile-distance archaeological site close to Sakkara. you will be  picked up from port said port by our representatives in a modern and air-conditioned car. you are going to see the distinctive pyramids: The Red, North, and Bent pyramids are among the three that exist in this area.

Pharaoh Snefru, the founder of the fourth dynasty, is the owner of two pyramids, while Queen Hotep Heres, his wife, is the owner of the third.

This place is where you can view the Bent Pyramid, which was an early effort to develop the Step Pyramids. The two-level construction of this pyramid and its gorgeous soft casing layer gives it a captivating appearance. View the queen's little pyramid while exploring this one.

Furthermore, make a stop at the Red or North pyramid. This is the first authentic and complete pyramid from ancient Egypt. You will learn about the architectural development of the Old Kingdom's royal tombs. You can enter the pyramid's chamber through a small tunnel, which is an interesting experience.

Besides, You will see one of the Egyptian recent achievements that contained transporting several royal mummies and artifacts to the museum. we'll eat lunch at a nearby restaurant before taking you to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. Have a great day! During your fascinating tour of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), you will witness one of the most significant and biggest antiquities museums in the world. It is the first museum to be totally devoted to Egyptian civilization. Over 50,000 items will be displayed, with each one representing a different stage in the evolution of civilization from prehistory to the present. A lengthy, substantial show that emphasizes the pinnacles of Egyptian civilization will include the museum's collection.

The museum includes structures used for services, businesses, and recreation, as well as spaces for temporary exhibits and an exhibition on the development of modern Cairo.

Finally, we'll take you back to port said port.