Begin your day with a delightful breakfast at your Cairo hotel. Afterwards, meet your knowledgeable guide to embark on a tour of the Giza pyramids, where you'll visit these iconic historical sites:
The Great Pyramid of Cheops
Built 4,500 years ago during the Old Kingdom, this pyramid is the largest and most famous. You'll have some free time to explore inside or capture photos while your guide shares fascinating stories.
The Pyramid of Chephren
Chephren, the son of Cheops, constructed this pyramid, slightly smaller than his father's, in respect. You'll also see the famed Sphinx, the largest in Egypt.
The Pyramid of Mycerinus
Discover the smallest of the Giza pyramids, built for King Mycerinus of the 4th dynasty. From the high plateau, enjoy an optional camel ride for stunning photo opportunities.
The Great Sphinx
Standing as a guardian of the necropolis, this statue is carved from a single stone, featuring a lion's body and a human's head, symbolizing strength and intelligence.
The Valley Temple
Located in front of the Sphinx, this ancient temple was used for the ritual known as the "opening of the mouth," ensuring the king's ability to eat, drink, and speak in the afterlife.
Memphis City
After a 35-minute drive, explore the open-air museum of Memphis, the oldest capital of Egypt, established 5,000 years ago by King Menes after unifying the two lands.
Saqqara
Visit the Saqqara necropolis, home to 11 royal pyramids and numerous Mastaba tombs. See the Step Pyramid, the world's first stone building, constructed by the architect Imhotep for King Djoser.
The Pyramid of Teti
Enter the pyramid adorned with hieroglyphs and cartouches, which are oval symbols representing the names and titles of kings. Explore one of the nobles' tombs, decorated with colourful scenes of daily life in ancient Egypt.
Enjoy a restful lunch at a local restaurant in Saqqara village before heading back to your hotel in Giza for the night.
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