2025 Nazlet El-Semman Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

Egypt Travel Guide! 8-Day Tour to Discover the Pyramids and Luxor Temple. Explore Egypt! Don't Miss Out! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Meet in Chongqing Meet in Chongqing on the first day and get ready to start your Egypt tour! 🎉 Day 2: Pompey's Pillar > Bibliotheca Alexandrina > Montaza Palace Visit the ancient ruins of Pompey's Pillar, feel the artistic atmosphere of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, and tour the luxurious Montaza Palace. 🏰 Day 3: Egyptian Museum > Giza Pyramids > Great Sphinx of Giza > Grand Egyptian Museum Explore the millennia-old treasures of the Egyptian Museum, marvel at the grandeur of the Giza Pyramids, gaze into the eyes of the Great Sphinx of Giza, and discover the new finds of the Grand Egyptian Museum. 🏺🗿 Day 4: Cairo > Hurghada (Red Sea), Free Time at the Red Sea Fly from Cairo to Hurghada, embrace the blue waves of the Red Sea, and enjoy some free time. 🏖️🌊 Day 5: Hurghada (Red Sea), Free Time at the Red Sea Spend a leisurely day by the Red Sea and enjoy the sun, sand, and sea. 🌞🏄‍♀️ Day 6: Luxor Temple > Karnak Temple Explore the mysteries of Luxor Temple, marvel at the grandeur of Karnak Temple, and feel the charm of ancient Egyptian civilization. 🛕🔮 Day 7: Hanging Church > Tomb of Sadat > Khan el-Khalili > Citadel of Saladin Visit the unique Hanging Church, explore the mysteries of the Tomb of Sadat, stroll through the bustling Khan el-Khalili, and finally climb the Citadel of Saladin for a panoramic view. 🕍🛍️ Day 8: Doha > Chongqing The tour ends. Depart from Doha and return to Chongqing with fond memories and experiences! 🛫🏠 -------------------- Travel Essentials: 🧳 Going to Egypt? Bring These! 📂 Documents: Passport, visa, ID card, and driver's license (if you want to drive). Don't forget copies, just in case. 🔌 Electronics: Egyptian plugs are different, so bring an adapter. Chargers and power banks to keep your phone charged. Charge your camera too, so you can take endless photos of the beautiful scenery! 👕 Clothing: Egypt is warm during the day and cool at night in December. Bring some light summer clothes and a jacket or two. Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect you from the sun. Comfortable shoes for walking and sightseeing. Egypt is a Muslim country, so respect local customs when visiting temples and other places. Women can bring a headscarf. (Note: The above is for reference only. Please adjust according to your personal needs and actual situation.) -------------------- Egypt Tour: May Every Pyramid and Desert Captivate You and Leave You with Unforgettable Memories! 🌟

#roomwithaview We enjoyed our Airbnb stay with a stunning view of the Pyramids of Giza. This is the best solution if you want to visit the pyramids early in the morning right after opening, avoiding the crowds. Plus, in the evening, you can enjoy the mesmerizing light show on the pyramids from the comfort of your window! 🏺✨ And the most important thing is the opportunity to relax in a jacuzzi with that incredible view! 🛁 Name in AirBnB: Jakuzzi by the Historic Giza Pyramids Host: Xuru Stays #egypt #gizapyramid #travelegypt #travelgoals

#closetonature Visiting the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt was an absolute bucket-list experience! Standing in front of these ancient wonders, especially the Great Pyramid, left me in awe. The entrance fee to the Giza Plateau is about 240 EGP (around $8), and if you want to enter the Great Pyramid itself, it’s an additional 400 EGP. The sheer scale of these monuments is mind-blowing, and seeing the Sphinx up close added even more magic to the day. The best part was exploring the desert surroundings on a camel ride, with the pyramids towering in the background—it felt like stepping back in time. Afterward, I visited the nearby Solar Boat Museum, which gave me an even deeper understanding of Egypt’s incredible history. This is one of those places you have to see to believe! 🏜️🐪🏛️ #PyramidsOfGiza #AncientEgypt #BucketListTravel #WondersOfTheWorld #TravelEgypt #HistoryComesAlive

I can’t get enough of Egypt. As a solo traveller, my main obstacle is language barriers. However, this does not stopping me to explore one of the magical ( human made) structure which is Pyramid of Giza. During my visit, it was not too crowded at the ticket counter and within 10 mins, I’m already enter the site. Please be extra careful with the scammer when they told you they’re authorized agent for pyramid tour, they always show you their name tag/ lanyard. The best thing is to ignore them. Take your time while you on site, since there is no time limit for visitor. And please bring enough water since the pyramid area is so huge! ##100waysoftravel

Visiting the Great Pyramid of Giza was an amazing experience. I enjoyed seeing this magnificent historical landmark that reflects the ingenuity and architectural creativity of ancient Egyptian civilization🏛️. The pyramid, standing at about 140 meters high, is impressive with its intricate details and massive size, forming a majestic landscape in the desert 🌵. The atmosphere around the pyramid was captivating and filled with the spirit of history, making the experience both enjoyable and a meditation on the greatness of the past 📜. The visit provided an opportunity to first-hand explore the secrets of one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

Visiting the Giza Necropolis in Egypt was an amazing historical experience. I enjoyed standing in front of the three famous pyramids and the magnificent Sphinx 🏜️, marveling at the grandeur of the ancient structures. The archaeological site reflects the ingenuity of ancient Egyptian civilization and offers an opportunity to appreciate its rich and complex history 🌟. The atmosphere around the pyramids was grand and filled with historical spirit, making the visit a special moment of learning and wonder 📸. The experience provided a unique opportunity to uncover the mystery of one of the ancient wonders of the world.

#100waysoftravel Egypt, a land full of mystery and wonders, attracts countless explorers and tourists with its ancient history and unique geography. The Sphinx and the pyramids in Giza are the greatest symbols of Egyptian civilization. The majestic and enigmatic Sphinx guards the pharaohs' tombs, gazing over this ancient land for millennia. The pyramids, as one of the wonders of the ancient world, showcase the wisdom and engineering prowess of the ancient Egyptians, still leaving people in awe today. Beyond these awe-inspiring historical monuments, Egypt's geographical landscape is equally captivating. The coastlines of the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea not only offer beautiful beaches and abundant marine resources but also serve as crucial shipping routes. The diverse marine life here makes Egypt a paradise for diving enthusiasts. Additionally, Egypt's temples, such as the Luxor and Karnak temples, beautifully blend ancient religion with architectural artistry, showcasing the ancient Egyptians' reverence and worship of their gods. Walking among these ancient ruins feels like a journey through time, experiencing the glory and mystery of thousands of years ago. Egypt, a land intertwined with historical and geographical marvels, captivates every explorer with its magnificent monuments and enchanting natural beauty.

Visiting the Great Pyramid of Giza was an amazing experience🌟. Standing before this ancient monument, I felt the grandeur of history and human achievement🏜️. I enjoyed a detailed tour of the pyramid and learned about ancient Egyptian civilization📚. The views around the pyramid were especially magnificent at sunset🌅. I loved taking stunning photos to capture these historic moments📸. There were many visitors from around the world, giving the visit a unique international character🌍. Visiting the pyramid was a unique and exciting experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in history and culture🌺.

‼️Read this and make your trip to the Giza Pyramids more comfortable Of course, this is Egypt's main attraction, and it will always be crowded. The best way to explore the pyramids is to stay overnight in Giza and arrive early in the morning (it opens at 7:00). As a bonus, you might be able to see the light show from your window. Thin are toentrat one is eithe the site, tae, facing the Pyramid of Khufu. Choose which one you're most interested in and head to that entrance. Crowds gather quickly, especially after tour buses arrive around 9:00. ❌Also, it's better not to plan your visit on Friday or Saturday, as these days often see Egyptian school trips. 🎫 Entrance ticket: 300 EGP (~$10) 🎫 Inside the Pyramid of Khufu: 600 EGP (~$20) All tickets can be bought only at the entrance counters and only with a card, cash is not accepted. If you buy only entrance tickets and later decide to go inside the pyramid, it won't work. Buy the necessary tickets at the entrance! Follow for more travel tips 🤗 #greatpyramid #thegreatpyramidsofgiza #egypt #cairoegypt #giza #gizapyramid #travelegypt #travelwithme

👉【About Visa】👈 Egypt currently offers visa on arrival for $25 per person, cash only. Make sure to prepare in advance as they do not accept credit cards. If you really don't have cash, there are two banks next to the visa counter where you can exchange money. ▪️ 👉【About Travel Methods】👈 If it's a girl's first time visiting, it's best not to choose a self-guided tour. Although Egypt is generally safe, it's still easy to encounter scammers, and the chances of being overcharged for food, clothing, and other necessities are high. Moreover, Cairo and Luxor have many cultural and historical sites, and without a guide, you miss out on a lot of fun. It's recommended to choose a qualified travel agency for a group tour. If you feel that group tours are not free enough and the budget is higher, you can opt for a private tour. ▪️ 👉【About Sun Protection】👈 Make sure to do a good job with sun protection! Physical sun protection is best, but chemical sun protection is also necessary! Once you get there, you'll understand that the temperature is really high and the sun is really strong. If you're not careful, you'll get several shades darker (don't ask me how I know, sob sob...) ▪️ 👉【Recommended Attractions】👈 ★Cairo: Giza Pyramids, Sphinx, Egyptian Museum, Khan El Khalili Market ★Aswan: Abu Simbel Temples, Philae Temple ★Luxor: Luxor Temple & Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings 👉【Recommended Itinerary】👈 D1 Arrive in Cairo Airport pickup, assisted by an English-speaking assistant to clear customs and get a visa on arrival Hanging Church, Saladin Citadel, Muhammad Ali Mosque, Khan El Khalili Market, Nile River night cruise D2 Cairo-Aswan Camel ride, Giza Pyramids area, Sphinx, Egyptian Museum (flight to Aswan) D3 Aswan Abu Simbel Temples, witness the thousand-year love of Ramses II and his beloved queen D4 Aswan-Luxor Philae Temple, Aswan Dam (drive to Luxor), Luxor Temple, carriage tour D5 Luxor-Hurghada Hot air balloon, Valley of the Kings, Colossi of Memnon, Karnak Temple (drive to the Red Sea) D6 Hurghada (Red Sea) Red Sea snorkeling day tour D7 Hurghada-Cairo ———— @Community Welfare @Ctrip Community Creation Center

Because once you do, you'll want to come back! Everyone on the internet is trying to dissuade people from visiting Egypt, saying there are many scammers. I was prepared to be scammed, but it turns out it's not that easy to be deceived! A treasure trove of tourism with one of the world's eight wonders, the Red Sea, deserts, and historical civilization - Sharing my 12 days 10 nights itinerary D1: Arrive in Cairo - Garbage City - The Cave Church - Evening at Bab Zuweila (Zuweila Gate Twin Towers) - Khalili Market D2: Giza Pyramids - Sphinx - Cairo Museum - Fly to Aswan in the evening D3: Morning at Abu Simbel Temple - Head straight to Luxor after (private car) D4: Hot air balloon - Valley of the Kings - Habu City - Colossi of Memnon - Luxor Temple D5: Karnak Temple - Sailboat sunset - Shopping - Fly to Sharm El-Sheikh at night D6: Relax at Sharm hotel - Afternoon at Farsha cafe cliff bar D7: Snorkeling trip D8: Relax at Sharm hotel - Al-Sahaba Mosque - Fly to Cairo at night D9: Saladin Citadel - Al-Rifa'i Mosque - Khalili Market D10: Return home - Essentials before departure 1️⃣ European standard plug adapter 2️⃣ Personal care items: toothpaste, toothbrush, shower gel, shampoo, comb, slippers, some places also lack a hairdryer, sunscreen is a must! 3️⃣ Visa on arrival $25 Tips❗ 1️⃣ Carry your card, tickets can only be purchased with a card 2️⃣ For Garbage City, it's recommended to hire a private car or have the driver wait for you 3️⃣ For taxis, you can use Uber/InDrive 4️⃣ Being a bit fierce or pretending not to understand can effectively prevent being scammed

An 8-day itinerary and still not enough, friends who want to go to Egypt can take this as a reference~ Let me briefly introduce our itinerary, if you are interested I can post more details later~🤓 D1✈️Arrive in Cairo D2 Cairo🚗Siwa D3 Siwa🚗Cairo✈️Hurghada D4 Red Sea outing D5 Hurghada🚗Luxor D6 Hot air balloon➕East and West Bank attractions D7 Luxor🚗Aswan D8 Aswan✈️Cairo✈️Return home On our first day in Cairo, we visited the Giza Pyramid Complex and the Egyptian Museum. Due to Ramadan, the traffic was super congested in the afternoon, so we didn't go to the Khalili market, and directly hired a car to Siwa·Qesm Siwah The second day we went to the Siwa Salt Lake🌊, it was so beautiful, and there were hot springs♨️ and the fortress from Assassin's Creed🏰. If you want to go to the desert, you can reserve an extra day, or you can first go to Alexandria City - Matrouh then to Siwa, playing all the way down, which is also a good choice😌 After the car ride back to Cairo from Siwa, we went straight to the airport to fly to Hurghada·Red Sea Governorate. We joined a day tour to El Gouna and a boat trip to Orange Bay🚢, and you can also enjoy sand surfing🏜️. We were in a hurry to get to Luxor so we didn't play~ Hurghada car ride to Luxor·Luxor Governorate takes 3 hours, we went for Chinese food, the next day we enjoyed the hot air balloon➕attractions on the West Bank of Luxor, Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, Habu City. Surprisingly, we almost finished in half a day, and in the afternoon we went to Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple by ourselves. Luxor is also a 3-hour car ride to Aswan·Aswan Governorate, immediately went to Aswan Dam and Philae Temple, then checked into the hotel and immediately took a taxi to ride a felucca⛵️ to see the sparkling sunset over the Nile🌄 Finally, we flew directly back to Cairo from Aswan, the biggest regret is that we didn't have time to see the Temple of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel😭 So, till next time!👋

Egypt, a land filled with ancient civilization and mysterious charm, are you ready to explore this ancient civilization? 🏛 First, you must not miss one of the world's most famous monuments—the Pyramids! 🔺 Standing in front of this ancient and magnificent structure, feel the sediment of history and brilliance, and understand the greatness of the ancient Egyptian civilization. Next, come to the banks of the Nile in Luxor, explore the religious center and cultural heritage of Egypt. 🛳 You can visit temples and the granaries of pharaohs, listen to ancient legends, feel the mysterious atmosphere of Luxor, as if you were in the era of the ancient pharaohs. Don't forget to head to Aswan to experience the luxury cruise on the Nile! ⛴ Sail on the clear waters of the Nile, admire the scenery on both sides, and experience Egypt's unique waterborne culture, which will be an unforgettable voyage. And for lovers of culture and history, Cairo is a destination not to be missed! 🏙 You can visit the Cairo Museum, explore the precious artifacts and artworks of ancient Egyptian civilization, learn about the life and legendary stories of the pharaohs, and feel the weight of Egyptian history. Finally, don't miss the opportunity to go to Abu Simbel! 🌄 This temple, known as the 'Eternal Light on the Nile', is one of Egypt's most magnificent ancient monuments. The murals and sculptures showcase the exquisite and brilliant art of ancient Egypt and are definitely worth a visit. And Egyptian cuisine is not to be missed! 🍲 Taste the local specialties of grilled fish, flatbread, harissa, and anise tea, and enjoy the authentic Egyptian food culture, which will be a culinary journey. So, come on a mysterious journey to explore Egypt! 🐫 You will be deeply attracted by the charm and mystery of this ancient civilization, leaving unforgettable memories!

🇪🇬 Egypt, a land filled with mystery. Once you immerse yourself in it and lift its veil of secrecy, what awaits you are the stunning pyramids and an astonishing experience... 📝 From the moment you enter Egypt, you will be battling against various scammers, price gougers, harassers, and even extortionists. Before going to Egypt, I saw many people suggesting to prepare small stationery items or cooling oil to give to the service providers there, as they would appreciate it. However, in reality, they don't care!!! Whether it's the driver who takes you around, the 'enthusiastic' tourists who offer to take photos, or even the locals who strike up a conversation with you on the street, all they ever say is 'money! money! dollar! dollar!' Be extra vigilant when visiting the pyramids. 🎫 Tickets: Adults 540 Egyptian pounds, students half price. If you want to enter inside the pyramids, it's an additional +900 Egyptian pounds. But there's really no need to go inside; the most impressive aspect of the pyramids is their exterior. ⏰ Time: Expect to spend about 3-4 hours touring. It's cooler in the morning, and the sunset in the evening is beautiful. 🧭 Route: North Gate - Great Pyramid of Khufu - Pyramid of Khafre - Pyramid of Menkaure - Great Sphinx - East Gate exit. 🚗 Transportation: You can use Uber, but often the drivers will ask for more money. The international version of Didi is also available and slightly cheaper. ⚠️ Caution: 1⃣️ When you're close to the scenic area, many people will try to stop your car; don't pay attention to them. 2⃣️ Inside the scenic area, many people will 'enthusiastically' offer to take photos for you; they're not kind-hearted, they want money after taking the photo. Ignore them. 3⃣️ People will approach you to 'explain' things, and after a few words, they'll ask for money. Ignore them. 4⃣️ Camel and horse carriage drivers in the area will come over to solicit rides; if you want to ride, agree on a price first; if not, ignore them. 5⃣️ Never show your wealth when paying, as there really are people who will snatch it away. 6⃣️ Don't go inside the pyramids; it's stuffy, smelly, and extremely uncomfortable. In short, at the pyramids and other tourist spots in Egypt, act with cool indifference, and you'll avoid a lot of trouble!

#thingstodo Once in a lifetime experience. If you love history and are curious to see what our previous civilizations achieved then this is it as it mind boggling and Magnificent both at the same time. you really have to negotiate with the tourist guides or they may charge you more by enticing you to go further even if you settled for just one or two excursions within the pyramids Agree with everything that has already been said. The last wonder of the ancient world, sureal. We arrived at about 11.30 am and it was not overcrowded. We had already hired a guide but there are guides on site to hire too. We didn't go inside, but to see them and soak up the atmosphere was more than enough. Took a camel ride, and the photographer took some really great photos. Then we went to the sphinx. It's definitely a bucket list not to be missed. We visited the Great Pyramid of Kohfu yesterday as part of a tour and it was amazing once in a lifetime experience you'll get to enjoy. It's part of the Giza Necropolis and the last wonder of the ancient world and should be on your bucket list! We arrived at the entry by the great pyramid at 8.30 and it was not very crowded. Entry to tombs of the Pyramid costs extra 1800 Egyptian dollars but recommended if you're not claustrophobic and have good knees as you need to crawl and duck in a few sections. The place gets busy after 10 so the earliest you can go in, it will be easier to experience. You can photograph inside but might have to tip the people who take them for you. Overall highly recommended!

| The Red Sea really shocked me. Why choose Egypt❓ 🔍Discover the treasures of Egypt, from the ancient pyramids to the mysterious Red Sea, this is a soul-shocking adventure Don't miss the wonderful in this life🌟 · ✅ Preparation before departure: Documents: passport, VSA UnionPay card, flight itinerary, hotel reservation, etc. Electrical appliances: European standard conversion plug, charger, headphones, camera, selfie stick, power bank Clothing: underwear, pajamas, thin and thick clothes, bring bright clothes when taking pictures Toiletries: facial cleanser, toothbrush, toothpaste, towel, shampoo, shower gel, wet wipes Currency: Egyptian pound · 🔆 Must-visit hot spots: Giza Pyramids: One of the seven wonders of the world, ancient and mysterious Sphinx: Experience the symbol of the power of the ancient Egyptian lion Egyptian Museum: Feel the shock of ancient Egyptian civilization up close Hariri Market: A historic market, feel the strong Egyptian culture Karnak Temple: A grand ancient temple complex Valley of the Kings: 63 royal tombs, explore the history of the ancient pharaohs Red Sea: A paradise for divers, immersed in the Klein blue underwater world · 🍝 Food check-in: Kushari: Egyptian specialty food, can be tasted in the streets and alleys Hummus: Low-fat Egyptian snack, healthy and delicious Pigeon rice: Egyptian famous dish, the pigeon is filled with glutinous rice, fragrant Egyptian barbecue: Dipped in special sauce, it is memorable Dawabasha: Middle Eastern home cooking, delicious and rich Molokhia: Green soup made with mallow, a unique Egyptian food · 🔥 Strategy tips: Avoid the crowded time, you can enjoy the tranquility of the ancient civilization Try to match the local guide, understand the history and culture better Prepare for water activities, maintain safety awareness · 🌐 Group tour: 3500+/person, pure play small group, no compulsory consumption throughout the journey Language, hotel, transportation one-stop, save time and effort Leave a message in the comment area to answer your questions, so you can have fun

Egypt, Egypt | 17-day free travel guide (2) The entire trip lasted 19 days and cost a total of 7800+ including round-trip air tickets! ! ! It can be said to be very, very, very cheap. A round trip from Quanzhou to Chengdu only costs 2,500+. Prices in Egypt are really low. For example: the following ➗7 can be obtained💰 Public transport: The Go bus from Dahab to Alexandria takes 12 hours and costs £400. Juice: A glass of juice on the street ranges from 10 to 30 pounds, and the cheapest is sugar cane juice for 10 pounds. In the scenic area: If you don’t encounter any scammers when riding a carriage at the Pyramid, you can go around the pyramid for 200 pounds, and extra tips will be included. Taxi-hailing software: Didi International Edition, a half-hour taxi ride usually only costs 100 pounds. what to wear Egypt is relatively conservative. For example, if you go into the sea in Matruh, you must at least wear boxers. There is a big temperature difference between morning and evening in the desert oasis. It is very cold to watch stars in the desert especially at night, so be sure to bring a thick jacket. Remember to put on your thickest clothes when taking the bus. I can’t understand why they will turn on the air conditioner for you in December. The Red Sea is very hot, so you can wear short sleeves, but the Mediterranean Sea is very cold, so you need to wear a jacket. In the desert-like environment of the pyramid, it is very cold without the sun, but very hot with the sun. Some girls can still take off their coats and take pictures of suspenders on a sunny day. Luxor is very hot, so you can wear short sleeves or thin clothes, but the dawn of the first flight of the hot air balloon is very cold. All in all, when visiting Egypt in winter, you still need to bring spring, summer, autumn and winter clothes. As for what pitfalls there are in Egypt? The Egyptian people are really not bad, but you have to fight with them every day. They are too poor. When they become poor, they can only chase you and tell you about One Dollar, but they can’t earn it or rob it. . It’s just that it’s really hard to guard against. Let’s talk about a few pitfalls encountered, and you’ll have a rough idea of ​​what it’s like. 1. The viewing point of the Six Towers of the Pyramid is very beautiful, but it is very far. My feet are no longer good walking here, so I asked Wumao to go over and negotiate a price of 300 pounds with a carriage to get to the Sphinx. Halfway through the carriage, someone will ask you for money with a work permit. You cannot give it at this time, and you will not give it until it is delivered to the destination. The groom will keep telling you to tip him on the way, and in the end we settled the deal for 350 pounds. 2. The tombkeeper at the entrance of Kv8 in the Valley of the Kings. When he saw that the tourists’ headscarves were not neatly arranged, he enthusiastically helped the tourists tidy up their Arab headscarves, and then pointed out that he wanted a tip. Similarly, if you see a tourist taking pictures at the door, he will take the initiative to take a group photo for you, and after taking the group photo, he will ask you for money. 3. Always pay attention to whether your taxi app has activated the itinerary. When I returned to Old Cairo from the Pyramids for the first time, I encountered an Uber driver who did not activate the itinerary. It originally showed 180 pounds, but asked you to pay 275 pounds when getting off the bus. If you have any questions, you can leave a message directly in the comments.

How not to be cheated when playing at the pyramid? 1. The address to buy tickets is "El Ahram Police Station", you can't go wrong with taxi apps like Uber or didi, you can always pay attention to your geographical location on Google Maps, and get off when you arrive at the ticket sales point. 2. Tickets must be purchased at the ticket office by card. 540 pounds, you can ask locals to help you buy tickets by card for 600 pounds, which is cheaper. 3. From the moment you enter the scenic area, there will be countless people watching you, waving or greeting you, no matter what they say, they basically want to cheat money from your pocket. The simplest way is to ignore them, and you won't be cheated if you don't pay attention to anyone. 4. The shooting point of the six pyramids is navigated to "Panoramic view", during which you will pass the toilet of the scenic area, which charges 10 pounds per person and will give you a small ticket. It takes a long time, a long time, to walk from the gate of the scenic area on the side of the Khufu pyramid to the shooting point of the six towers, especially when you see the pyramid for the first time, you will keep stopping to take pictures, this process probably takes more than 2 hours. 5. After taking a panoramic view, you can follow the order: Menkara-Hafla-Khufu Pyramid-Sphinx-East Gate out, to visit the Giza Pyramid Group, this process is also estimated to be two hours. 6. If you take a horse-drawn carriage from the panoramic view to the Sphinx, it is recommended to bargain for 200 pounds and no higher. After arriving at the destination, give a tip according to the situation. If there are similar staff members asking you for carriage fees on the way, ignore him, and give the money to the coachman after getting off the horse at the destination.

I'm so excited to finally come to the pyramid! The weather in December couldn't be more suitable. Wearing a thin coat during the day to protect from the sun won't make you hot. I was worried about stepping into a pit when I read the guide before. It said that many Egyptians want tips, but actually as long as you ignore their 1💲, it's okay. The pyramid ticket includes three pyramids and the Sphinx. But the photo check-in points are a bit far apart, it's best to go by car. The point of riding a camel is at the highest point. You can see all three pyramids at the same time

Pyramid Area🎫240EGP Entrance to the Pyramid of Khufu🎫440EGP Buy all at the entrance ⚰️Before coming, I read many posts saying not to enter the pyramid, but since I'm here, I still want to go in once, see picture 13 for the entrance 🔺Three points in the scenic area, the Pyramid of Khufu～Camel riding platform～Sphinx, the travel agency car can enter the scenic area and deliver to each point. 📷Recommended photo spots: 1⃣️Pyramid of Khufu: Don't take a photo directly in front when you enter, the photos are all people, the best position can be taken from the opposite side of the road on the right side of the pyramid, see picture 2⃣️ 2⃣️Pyramid panorama: Don't go to the camel riding platform, it's too far and not good looking, the best position is behind the desert of the Menkaure Pyramid (the smallest of the three), see pictures 3⃣️4⃣️5⃣️ 3⃣️Sphinx: Front view, can take the Sphinx➕Pyramid at the same time, the best position on Ins, see picture 1⃣️ 👗Dress guide: 1⃣️Avoid tube tops, two-piece, and midriff-baring clothes🈲️🙅🏽‍♀️ 2⃣️Avoid taking photos in front of staff, crowded places, put on your coat immediately after taking photos 🐫Camel riding: Because we only rode from the Menkaure Pyramid to the desert photo spot and back, borrowed a 🐫 prop for posing, the guide helped us negotiate for 100EGP, later we took too long and gave the 🐫 brother 150EGP ⚠️Precautions⚠️: Don't pay attention to anyone, pretend not to hear👂, enter the pyramid to check the 🎫regularly, there is a machine to scan the code, ignore other people, such as various people who want to take pictures for you👳🏽‍♂️, the guide also reminded us again, we did not encounter people who claimed to check tickets, grab tickets.

The Pyramid of Khafre is the second-largest pyramid in the Giza Plateau, located to the southwest of the older Pyramid of Khufu. It was built by the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Khafre, the son of Khufu around 2570 BC. The pyramid has a base length of 215.5 m and rises up to a height of 136.4 m. It is made of limestone blocks weighing more than 2 tons each. The slope of the pyramid rises at a 53° 13’ angle, steeper than its neighbor, the pyramid of Khufu, which has an angle of 51°50’24". The pyramid is unique for retaining a section of its original white outer casing stones at the very top. The pyramid was first explored in modern times by Giovanni Belzoni on March 2, 1818, when the original entrance was found on the north side. #christmastrip

Attraction: Great Sphinx of Giza Address: Al Giza Desert, Giza, Egypt Direction: Take a taxi/Uber directly to the location Opening Hours: 8am - 5pm The Great Sphinx of Giza is located near the pyramids in Egypt, it is an iconic limestone statue. Carved out of a single rock, it portrays a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human. It is believed that the Sphinx was built at around 2500BC. It is 73 meters long and 20 meters tall. Although the Sphinx was built many years ago, it is still able to keep it’s original form. Attracting millions of visitors to visit it every year! If you are in Egypt, do not miss this place! #timetotravel #Egypt #sphinx #Cairo

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! #timetotravel #Egypt #pyramids

Egypt is six hours ahead of China. After a 12-hour flight, the plane landed at Cairo airport. Just after landing, we rushed to the highlight of our Egypt trip today - the "Khufu Pyramid", located 16 kilometers south of Cairo. It is undoubtedly the tallest and largest building in the world. The three pyramids seen on site have stood on the Giza plateau for more than 4,500 years. They were built by three generations of Pharaoh Khufu's family in the Fourth Dynasty of ancient Egypt, and are commonly known as the "Father, Son, and Grandson Pyramids". The Great Pyramid of Giza is 146 meters high and is made up of approximately 2.3 million stone blocks. The outer layer consists of around 115,000 blocks, each weighing an average of 2.5 tons, about the size of a small car. It took approximately 30 years to build the Great Pyramid of Giza. It is currently the top of the list of the Seven Wonders of the World and the only one that remains.

I had a chance to visit the Great Pyramid of Giza early of the month. It was winter in Egypt and the weather is pleasant with sunshine. Lite jacket will do. We booked a Hotel just across the Pyramid complex with a magnificent roof top view of the Pyramids. The entrance fee as of Jan 2023 is 240EGP. We spent about half days exploring the Pyramid and the complex. It was a once in a lifetime of experience. #awesomepic

#giza #pyramids #hotel #cairo 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.

Egypt Photo dump! I am beyond excited to start sharing our Egypt trip with you! - Featuring the first Pyramid Djoser . Mosque of Muhammad Ali y View looking over Cairo Y Temple kitties in Aswan - Touching the great Pyramid for the first time & - The most colorful temple we visited y Hieroglyphics inside one of the Ramses tombs in the Valley of Kings 4 Abu Simbel y Temple of Horus 4 Me & the Sphinx Have any questions about visiting Egypt? Let me know, and I will do my best to answer them in upcoming posts/ reels. I already have some blogs out as well! #newyearadventure #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #pyramid #egypt

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

The Pyramids of Giza in Egypt mark a glorious time in human civilization. Located in the Giza Necropolis, just outside the city of Cairo, they were built by three Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt some 4500 years ago. Regarded as an architectural marvel, the Pyramids of Giza are one of the Seven Wonders of the World. In 1979, they were also made a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The largest and most famous of all the pyramids, the Great Pyramid at Giza, was built by Snefru's son, Khufu, known also as Cheops, the later Greek form of his name. The pyramid's base covered over 13 acres and its sides rose at an angle of 51 degrees 52 minutes and were over 755 feet long. Plan your trip to this magnificent Pyramids. A must place to visit before you die people! God willing. ✨ #2023travelwish #passionpassport #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot