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Cairo Half Day Tour to Dahshur Pyramids

Price Starting From : $50

Cairo Half-Day Tour to Dahshur Pyramids

When visiting Egypt, some of the most renowned and historically significant sites in the world should be on your itinerary.

Discover Dahshur, located in the southernmost part of the Memphis Necropolis, known for its monumental pyramids and royal tombs. King Snefru, a prominent ruler of the Fourth Dynasty, constructed two of his three pyramids here: the Red Pyramid, Egypt’s first fully completed pyramid, and the Bent Pyramid, named for its unique shape caused by a construction miscalculation.

Egypt offers a wealth of incredible sights to explore, from ancient structures like the Saqqara Necropolis, home to Egypt's oldest pyramid, to the stunning landscapes of the Nile River and the desert. Visitors from around the globe travel to Egypt to delve into its rich history and witness its remarkable landmarks.

Enhance your understanding of Egypt’s ancient history with this Cairo Half-Day Tour to Dahshur Pyramids, tracing back to the pre-dynastic period and the early Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom. This Dahshur Day Tour from Cairo is the perfect opportunity to experience Egypt’s fascinating past 

Inclusion
  • Being met and assisted by our representatives.
  • Transports from/ to your hotel in Cairo or Giza.
  • English-speaking Egyptologist guide.
  • Entry tickets for all the sites mentioned in our Egypt Day tours itinerary.
  • Bottled water or a soft drink during Cairo Day Tours.
  • All service charges and taxes are included in Egypt Tours prices.
Exclusion
  • Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Personal spending.
  • Tipping is excluded from the Cairo Half Day Tours price.
  • Prices do not apply during Christmas and New Year tours in Egypt or Egypt Easter tours.

Begin your incredible Cairo Day Tours with Cairo Top Tours, where our tour leader will meet you at your chosen location in Cairo or Giza. You'll be comfortably transported in a private deluxe vehicle to Dahshur Necropolis, about ten kilometres south of Saqqara. As you journey along the agricultural road parallel to the plateau, enjoy the sight of lush palm plantations, fertile lands, and the serene atmosphere. In the distance, the impressive stone pyramids of King Snefru rise above the desert, situated around 35 km from central Cairo. These early Egyptian pyramids, built by King Snefru—father of Cheops, who reigned from 2561 to 2538 BC—demonstrate the grandeur of ancient architecture.

It is said that Snefru dispatched a fleet of forty ships to Lebanon to bring back cedarwood, much of which remains preserved within his pyramids. The Bent Pyramid, one of his most famous constructions, reflects the transitional phase from stepped pyramids (mastabas) to the smooth-sided pyramids we know today. Snefru is also credited with a southern campaign to restore stability along Egypt's borders. His legacy includes the Red Pyramid, the third largest in Egypt after those of Cheops and Chephren, and the Meidum Step Pyramid, his first attempt at creating a grand tomb.

After completing your Cairo Half-Day Tour of Dahshur Pyramids, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Price

1 Person

$100 Per Person

2 - 3 Persons

$70 Per Person

4 - 6 Persons

$60 Per Person

7 - 10 Persons

$50 Per Person

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You can take a trip to Dahshor. you can visit the sites of Sakkara and Memphis, which are considered the closest places to Dhshor. on the other hand, you should not miss the opportunity to visit the pyramids of Giza, which are considered among the 7 wonders of the world.

Yes, you can go inside the pyramid and our tour guide will help you to get the ticket.

Depending on the tour package, there might be additional attractions included. Some tours may also include a visit to the nearby Memphis, the ancient capital of Egypt, or the Step Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara.

It is better to book a 5-star luxury cruise rather than a 5-star cruise alone because the latter will be less interesting and more comfortable owing to the lack of more opulent amenities. Selecting a five-star luxury cruise will allow you to take advantage of extra-luxurious rooms, a wide selection of delicious and interesting meals, a relaxing massage, a Jacuzzi, and other facilities.

In Dahshur, people found the remains of seven big triangle buildings called pyramids. They also found special places where queens and important people were buried. These buildings and tombs were made a long time ago, during a time called the Middle Kingdom.

King Sneferu was the first king to have a pyramid built for his burial. Many people in the Middle Kingdom liked him so much that they named their children after him. There is a story called the Prophecy of Neferty that takes place during his reign.

Long ago in Egypt, there was a time when the country was ruled by one leader, which started around 3100 B.C.E. Before that, from about 5000 B.C.E. until the country was united, it was called the Predynastic period.
 

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