• Tourism Cairo Office - Upon arrival, the tour guide will be waiting outside the terminal gate, holding a signboard with the visitor’s name on it.
• Pyramids of Giza - After meeting the guide at the airport, visitors will be transferred by an air-conditioned vehicle to the first stop of the day. They will visit a site dating back to around 2600 BC, featuring the Great Pyramid, the only surviving ancient wonder of the world. This pyramid consists of over 2.5 million blocks, weighing more than 6 million tons, with some blocks weighing nearly 15 tons. The mystery of how such heavy blocks were moved will be explored while visiting the pyramids plateau of Cheops, Khafre, and Menkaure. As the tour moves to the second pyramid, designed by a different son of Cheops, it will be noted that it appears taller and larger from various angles. This clever design was achieved by placing it on a cliff, making it look more imposing. It is also the only pyramid that still retains its outer casing at the top. The Giza plateau offers many unique sights, including the Sphinx, the oldest and largest statue ever built in Egypt.
• The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities - The next stop is the Egyptian Museum, which houses over 100,000 pieces on display. Visitors will have a magnificent experience exploring the museum’s highlights. They will see the first folding chair and bed in history, the smallest statue ever found of Cheops, measuring 7 cm and made of ivory, and the collection of his mother, discovered in 1925, Queen Hetepheres. Additionally, the Mummy’s gallery and Tutankhamun’s collection will be featured. After this incredible experience, visitors will be comfortably transferred back to the tour’s starting point.

• Round-trip airport transfers
• All taxes and charges included
• Complimentary camel ride
• Snacks provided during the tour
• Private guide service

• Any items not listed
• Entry Visa
• Tipping

A full day tour of the Giza Pyramids and the Egyptian Museum offers an authentic taste of ancient Egypt, showcasing the remarkable achievements of its people. The Giza Pyramids stand as a testament to their greatness, featuring the only surviving ancient wonder of the world. Visitors may be surprised to find not just three, but nine pyramids, along with numerous tombs of officials and noblemen, as well as the workers’ village discovered by American archaeologist Mark Lehner.

After absorbing the positive energy from the pyramids, the Egyptian Museum serves as the perfect complement to the experience. With over 1,200 artifacts, the museum’s corridors offer an overwhelming yet delightful journey through history. Each moment spent there is precious, and with the guide’s explanations, the historical puzzle pieces fall into place, creating a masterpiece of art and knowledge.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.