• Great Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) - The Great Pyramid, belonging to King Khufu, known as Cheops in English, was commissioned by the king himself. He instructed his architect, Ham On, to construct an eternal tomb to preserve the king’s body forever after death.

• Khafre’s Pyramid - Known as King Chefren in English or Khafraa in Arabic, the name Khaf.Raa in Arabic is associated with the sun god Raa, reflecting the ancient Egyptians’ worship of the sun as a deity.

• Menkaure Pyramid - Referred to as King Micrenus in English or Mankawraa in Arabic, the name MankawRaa in Arabic also connects to the sun god RAA, highlighting the ancient Egyptians’ reverence for the sun.

• Panoramic View of the Pyramids - Panorama Viewpoint – Desert & Pyramids

At this exceptional location in the open desert, all three Pyramids—Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure—are perfectly aligned in one view. From here, visitors can also appreciate the expansive desert landscape and enjoy a camel ride for stunning photographs. It offers a serene and panoramic setting away from the crowds, providing a unique perspective of the Pyramids that most visitors miss.

• Great Sphinx - The Sphinx is a statue of a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human, carved from limestone. It serves as a guardian of the Plateau and is the oldest known large sculpture, measuring approximately 73.5 meters in length, including 15 meters for its front feet, and 19.5 meters in width. Its height from the ground to the top of the head is about 20 meters. It is believed that the ancient Egyptians constructed it during the reign of King Chefren (Khafre) (2558 BC - 2532 BC), the builder of the middle Pyramid in Giza.

• Bottled water
• Tour Guide
• Transportation

• Tipping
• Lunch
• Entrance fees

• The ticket price are only estimated as it usually change.
• The amount of entry tickets covers the total cost for all five attractions
• The product is not wheelchair accessible

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