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Adventure at the PYRAMIDS of GIZA!
With 1 full day in Cairo, of course the pyramids are my first stop. Oh & picture or it didn’t happen!
The pyramids are located 15km from the city center of Cairo. If you think they look impressive in photographs, wait till you’re standing at the foot of one of the pyramids!
Business Hours: 7:00 - 18:00
Arrive early to purchase your ticket (starting at $10)
Be prepared to spend at least 3 hours inside.
Recommended visiting time: October to March (Winter)
Once inside you can see the Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre, The Great Sphinx, Pyramid of Menkaure, Cemeteries, Tombs and Temples. There is A LOT to see, learn and photograph.
Activities available inside are quad biking, horse riding, Camel rides, guided tours etc.. carry some $1 notes for tipping if that’s your thing.
There are many souvenir stores all around the place but you will need to know how to bargain because the prices are hiked up as it is a tourist spot.
Recommendation: go inside (walk) see all you need to see then save the activities for the end. Wear sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses for your own health and safety.
Once done, we went over to a local family restaurant and tried some local cuisine namely: Koshary. It’s a must try!
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Cairo city gems !
Cairo is filled with so much in one city ! Of course you need to see the great #Pyramids of Giza ! Book a small hotel across from them for the best view. I stayed at the Egypt pyramids Inn and enjoyed my stay. Make sure you have a local guide. They can customize much more for you and give you a more authentic experience. The new museum was really cool ! Be aware that as a tourist many of locals will invite you to shop, be clear about what you interested in buying so you don’t waste time being haggled into shopping. I went to the local perfume and oil shop and it was very nice but very expensive FYI. Overall there no place like Cairo ! #pyramidsofgiza #Cairo #egypt #Kingtut #historicallandmarks #solotravel
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Are you one of those „kids“ that had the chance to see the pyramids only in the books or on TV? Or a desert only by watching „Aladdin“?
Well, in Cairo you can see it all!
Camel ride around the pyramids!
Mummies and antiquities in the Museums!
Something you didn’t know existed: White and Black desert… and you can also camp there !
Architecture as never seen before!
Belly dancers while on a dinner cruise on Nile!
My #1 trip just got dethroned by this trip to Cairo!!
P.S. No effects were used on the pictures
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🇪🇬 The Great Pyramid of Giza 🇪🇬
Attraction: The great Pyramids of Giza
Address: Al Haram, Al Giza Desert, Giza, Cairo
Directions: Take take taxi/Uber, it is very affordable
Tickets: 240 L.E
Opening hours: 8am - 5pm
The Giza Pyramid is located near Cairo, one of the original and the only standing 7 wonders of the world. It was built over 4500 years ago. There are three bigger pyramids and other smaller ones. The pyramid of Khufu is over 140m tall and estimated to be built with over 2 million blocks! This is definitely an attraction not to be missed be anyone. Do not miss the sunset view from the Pyramids, you will not be disappointed!
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Giza Pyramids - Ancient wonder, Egypt 🇪🇬
Visiting the Giza Pyramids in Egypt was an absolute dream come true. As I stood in awe before these ancient marvels, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of wonder for the incredible craftsmanship and rich history they embody.
This is the last of the seven wonders of the Old world still standing today.
✨Top 5 Tips:
1️⃣ Consider visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy the pyramids in a more serene atmosphere.
2️⃣ Hire a knowledgeable local guide who can provide historical and cultural insights about the pyramids and help navigate the site.
3️⃣ Be prepared for vendors and touts who may approach you offering souvenirs or camel rides. Negotiate prices firmly and be cautious of scams.
4️⃣ Respect the rules and regulations of the site, which may include restrictions on climbing certain pyramids or entering specific areas.
5️⃣ Take your time to explore the complex and appreciate the pyramids from different angles. There are photo opportunities at various viewpoints.
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TheTravelingSuitcase (@thetravelingsuitcasee) THE GIZA PYRAMIDS 🇪🇬😍😍😍
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The complex is located on the edge of the Western Desert, about 9 kilometers (5.6 miles) west of the Nile River in the city of Giza, and about 13 kilometers (8 miles) southwest of downtown Cairo. The site (along with the neighboring city of Memphis) was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.
The Great Pyramid and the Pyramid of Khafre are among the largest pyramids built in ancient Egypt, and they were historically popular as symbols of ancient Egypt in the Western imagination. They became famous in Hellenistic times, when the Great Pyramid was included by the Greek poet Antipater as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. They are by far the oldest and only surviving ancient wonders of the world.
And the pyramids, according to one of the hypotheses, are royal tombs, each of which bears the name of the king who built it and was buried in it. Then it developed to take the form of a step pyramid by the engineer Imhotep, the minister of the pharaoh and King Djoser in the Third Dynasty. This was followed by two attempts by King Senefru, founder of the Fourth Dynasty, to build a complete hierarchical form. However, the backs of the two pyramids are not correct in shape, and they are located in Dahshur. One of them has a flattened base, and the other has a smaller shape, about half the size of the first. The engineer, Hemayuno, the architect of King Khufu, was able to achieve the ideal pyramidal shape, and he built the pyramid of Khufu in Giza on an area of 13 acres, and the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure followed.
Honeymoon at the pyramids 🤵🏽♂️👰🏼♀️❤️
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Wow wow wow what an experience.
The great pyramids of Giza, are in Giza on the outskirts of cairo. They are the most famous pyramids in Egypt,I couldn’t believe I was there. We had an awesome day, we walked for hours, but you can take a horse and cart or camel if you don’t want to walk. Don’t forget to take drinks with you if you go because there are no shops only people selling souvenirs
Honeymoon at New pyramids eyes hotel
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New pyramids eyes hotel is located in Giza 15 minutes walking from the pyramids. The hotel was fabulous, we had a big balcony facing the pyramids.. it was amazing to wake up in the morning a see them… definitely one off my bucket list, the hotel was very clean and the room was lovely. Meals are served in the restaurant on the roof… breakfast was really good, staff were very friendly… it was an amazing few days #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #bucketlist
A dream come true - Pyramids and camel ride
This trip has always been on our bucket list. Have you ever seen something in so many text books and movies and then have that awkward feeling of realisation that you’re actually standing right in front of it?
We did with the Pyramids. As one of Egypt’s iconic archaeological sites, the Giza Pyramid complex (including the Sphinx) is a must for anyone in this world. What made it even more special for us, is exploring this on a camel (first time camel riding)!
Whilst in Cairo, we also visited the Egyptian museum and the Papyrus Institute. The trip also featured a trip on the Nile on a felucca (a traditional Egyptian wooden boat) and a lunch on the Nile on a floating restaurant. We traveled from Sharm El-Sheikh by bus (27 hours in total) and it was 100% worth it!
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Checkinaway (@checkinawayblog) Cigarette time with the Great Sphinx of Giza.
The best one day trip I had since a long time in my life. Book yourself for a one day private tour around Cairo (€100 for 2 people) with pyramid viewing (tickets to buy separately) to begin with. Book yourself in the a hotel with the pyramids view. Wake up in the morning enjoy your breakfast on a balcony with the Great Sphinx and the pyramids just in front of you. After breakfast you will be picked up from your hotel by your private tour guide and your driver.A must do is to make sure you find the trip with a quad safari around the pyramids desserts afterwards. Get around Cairo and stop in a few shops and the museums of Papyrus paper. Have a lunch in one of the best local restaurants to finish off this short but adventurous day in Cairo before you move in the evening on a flight to the Red Sea. #the great Sphinx of Giza#sphinx#cairo#one day in Cairo#pyramids #giza Pyramids
Pyramids!
Cairo was a great surprise. A cosmopolitan city with plenty of choices, internacional restaurants, and of course the beautiful trio of pyramids. Even if very hot we had a great time in here, and can't wait to come back.
If you need any tips about where to stay or to est in cairo let me know, i will be happy to tell you about alk ny experience in there!
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Egypt was by far one of my best experience. Being that much closer to the pyramids is a breathtaking moment that everybody should experience once in their life time.
oh yeah, me and that horse is a love story 😂. At some point I literally didn't want to get off. I spent exactly 2 hours riding it around the pyramids. And at end the i had to pay quit a price for it 😂. it was worthy though, You Only Live Once so enjoy the moment while you can!
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when you are in Egypt and you want to know the best real places in this country you have to start from the old areas
number one you have to go to the pyramids in Giza
if you are in Cairo you should book hotel or guest house we have small hotels and not expensive in the rear Square this is the midtown or you have to be in small mice hotel in the pyramids area in Giza it can cost you from 30 to 70 US dollar per night after you should go to the pyramids area and book ticket if you are Arabian it's 60 pound if you are foreigner is $10
it's better to ride horse to move very easily and quickly around the pyramids and to see everything without feeling tired and it's not expensive you can see the prices on the gate for horse it's 500 per hour and 4 camel I think 600
and the ticket included the light and sound show at the sunset near to sphinx it's amazing show this show lights like projectors on the pyramids and spanks can show you and tell you the story of the ancient Egyptian and pharos in one hour
next day you should go to all Egypt started your round from area names khan el khalili
it's very beautiful oriental straight which you can buy souvenirs and gifts more cheaper than the pyramids area and more beautiful and also quality very good you can buy all Egyptian clothing and status and some silver or gold if you want in this area have to many shops for this and also you can stay in lounge or coffee shop which have every day is party every day all the coffee shops there have special parties and it's not too expensive
after you can go to Nile cruise for the dinner in maadi or downtown it's cost 350 Egyptian pound per person open buffet the cruise takes two or three hours round with very beautiful dinner and shows like belly dancing and oriental festivals and singers and dj
after you can go to visit the old Egyptian mosques
like Muhammad Ali mosque (the citadel)
and too much mosques is around you can walk it's too near
after you can go to tanora party it's two days per week Sunday and Wednesday 7 pm at kobat alghori
after you can take the bus 🚌 or the train 🚂
two Alexandria for three or two days
first you have to visit Alexandria library it's very amazing place you will enjoy a lot it's not only for reading lovers but also for art
after you can go to Alexandria citadel name of the area anfushi you can either the sweet rice with milk and ice cream and also you can eat and the best seafood #Egypt #cairo #pyramids
The Egyption Pyramid
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The pyramids of Egypt fascinated travellers and conquerors in ancient times and continue to inspire wonder in the tourists, mathematicians, and archeologists who visit, explore, measure, and describe them.
Tombs of early Egyptian kings were bench-shaped mounds called mastabas. Around 2780 BCE, King Djoser's architect, Imhotep, built the first pyramid by placing six mastabas, each smaller than the one beneath, in a stack to form a pyramid rising in steps. This Step Pyramid stands on the west bank of the Nile River at Sakkara near Memphis. Like later pyramids, it contains various rooms and passages, including the burial chamber of the king
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Amazing Egypt
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Egypt is such an amazing place. Rich history and wonderful scenery. of course chaotic traffic, dusty, begging, hawking is part of the life of Egypt.
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🇪🇬Pyramid Sound and Light Show🎬
Activity: Pyramid Sound and Light Show at Night
Address: Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt
Timing: Starts at 6:30pm in summers and 7:30pm in winters
The Pyramid Sound and light show is an experience for people to learn more about the pyramids as well as the ancient Egyptian history. With the help of the light and sound effects, you can experience a very unique and interesting experience.
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Cairo, Giza
One of the World Wonders!!!
Absolutely Amazing when you hear the history and how the Pyramids were build.
The Pyramid is the oldest of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
The Pyramid was build 26th century BC over a period of 27 Years.
Materials that were used to build the Pyramids; Limestone, mortar, granite.
Definitely worth a visit to see for yourself. It's hot but seeing one of the wonders makes it worth it.
The Great Pyramids and Sphinx of Giza are about an hour drive from Cairo Airport. I would suggest to sleep at a hotel close to the Pyramids and then move to Cairo to explore the market and restaurants there.
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Great Pyramid of Giza
This place you should visit. It is so beautiful and fantastic. If you would like to see the big view of Pyramid, I recommend you to ride the camel outside of the pyramid because you can see the whole picture. This place suits with people who like to take picture and don’t fear with the camel😅. It is quite adventure. I recommend you to wear sun glasses because you might face with grain of sand from desert. #mytripvlog #egypt #pyramids
Beautiful breakfast in front of the pyramids of giza #celebratewithtrip #egypt #pyramids #sunnyholidays
Giza Pyramid Complex - a dream come true
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The Giza pyramid complex consists of the Great Pyramid (also known as the Pyramid of Cheops or Khufu and constructed c. 2580 – c. 2560 BC), the somewhat smaller Pyramid of Khafre (or Chephren) a few hundred metres to the south-west, and the relativel modest-sized Pyramid of Menkaure (or Mykerinos) a few hundred metres farther south-west. In the complex you will also find the Sphinx and the Valley Temple of Khafre.
The Pyramids are also the only Wonder left standing of the Ancient World. Next to these large pyramids you will find some smaller ones, those are the pyramids for the queens of the Pharaohs.
The purpose for the Pyramids of Giza was to serve as a necropolis for the Pharaohs on their way to the after life.
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