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Cairo- Touring the Great Pyramids in Giza

This was A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.!!!

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My first day arriving in Cairo I wanted to see the Giza pyramids first and foremost. I had an early flight arrival at 1 AM and it worked out perfectly. I had pre-booked a local guide for pick up at 9 AM. Upon arrival, you can see the pyramids from far away! As they got closer, my heart was skipping in excitement like a little child.

It was beyond spectacular and so much more meaningful in person! I really felt like a desert princess lost in time. Take in the magnitude of the task of even getting those huge stones in place and the architectural genius of creating these pyramids and structures so many years ago. It’s very surreal!

Itinerary:

9AM pick up from hotel in Zamalek, 40 minute drive to Giza

  • Giza Plateau (3 main Pyramids first)
  • Khufu pyramid also called Cheops- 481 feet high
  • Khafre’s pyramid also called Chefren (son of Khufu)
  • Micerinus pyramid also called Menkaure’s (son of Khafre)
  • Khufu Ship or Sun Boat (inside the building- extra fee of 80 EP) next to Cheops Pyramid, open 9-4
  • Underground burial chamber (inside the pyramid of Queen Henutsen)
  • Old ruins behind the Queen Henutsen pyramid (the best heroglyphis are down the small path below and inside a small tomb- there is a guide at the entrance)
  • Walk down the path to the buildings with tombs and h
  • Valley Temple of Khafre and the Great Sphinx
  • Smaller pyramids in the back (Pyramids of Queens)

Tickets: From the North entrance- The fee is 120 Egyptian Pounds ++ (Eastern gate is the Sphinx side)- this is for the night show. You will arrive through a security gate (the police asked us what country we are from then waved us in- not sure why). No fees for the first gate. When you get to the main gate (you will see outside parking)- do not park here. Get your ticket at the window. It costs more for visitors than locals- just be aware.Then the driver will drive into the gate and park inside right across from the main pyramid! Everyone else walks in through the gate next to the ticket window.

HINTS: 

  • You can bring in food and drinks! Bring sunscreen, hats, good walking shoes, a little bit of money if you want to get cold water or ride the camels/horses inside. Backpacks are best.  I did not see any ATM’s.
  • Some of the places inside have closing hours, so check this on the board before you go in. I remember the boat building closing for an hour and they will also close the gates to the sphinx at a certain time. (although lots of people just climbed over the gate- it wasn’t supervised)
  • The best view is from behind the pyramid with the underground room- across from Cheops pyramid.. inside the beginning of the ruins, climb up on top. AMAZING!!!

Inside:  See the main pyramids first. There are also some other buildings that have old hyrogliphics and tombs inside (empty). There are a few underground places you can walk down inside the pyramids and there is a big building which has an old dhow boat inside (left of the pyramid).  Do the Sphinx last and then walk all the way around to the back and see the other pyramids and then circle back to the beginning. It was a LONNNNNNNNGGGGGGG walk, but worth it! I didn’t ride any of the camels or horses, only walking.

We spent it about 6 hours there total. You can do a good portion of it in 3 if you are short on time. We just extended our time to see everything we could.

Here are some pics! Do you have some good tips for traveling through here???  Please Share!

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  • What a cool place to visit! I’ve always been fascinated by pharaohs and pyramids camels. Great tips, especially about the cash because I’m notorious for never having any 🙂

  • Wow you didn’t waste much time after your flight!
    Looks great here but I’d definitely be riding a camel. Couldn’t miss out on that opportunity especially in that heat!

  • The pyramids are something everyone should I believe. I haven’t been able to yet unfortunately but your excitement has me excited to do it. It is hard to believe what they had to go through to build all of the pyramids.

  • WoW!! never visited Egypt but it’s on my bucket list. Your post so detailed with all informations, descriptions, prices and pics is very useful indeed. Thanks for snharing!

  • It’s always good to know when you can bring food places as I have severe food restrictions. But I would love to see the pyramids even if I had to hungry. I can only imagine how magical it is!

    • GoGo Dee

      Awww sorry to hear! Be careful when you travel then! You could always bring your favorite snacks along inside the pyramid area and have your own picnic! I saw a few families doing this. It truly is magical and worth it! Safe and happy travels!
      GoGo

  • It is the kind of place I like to visit, I’m a history lover! I have always dreamed to visit Egypt and I can’t wait… It looks like the time has stopped and this is so so amazing 🙂 I love the photos!! – P.

  • I haven’t been to Egypt so I can’t share with you any travel tips there. How hot was it when you walked around the pyramid complex?

  • Thanks for the tips. it is wise to take your time, walk around and see the place than hiring a camel or horse. I don’t like riding animals too. cheers.

  • Zak Bratva

    This is really amazing and i think we missed it really. hope you can arrange it again if possible for families trips and to post more pictures and info
    ( if possible) to let me make it in short time with my family members.
    your advise & thank you so much

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