Cairo Day Trip to Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum

Cairo Day Trip to Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum Starts

Relish a cozy professional pickup service from any point you select. Take your seat at the a/c vehicle driven by a friendly driver who is licensed and experienced for a comfy tour of the Giza Pyramids Plateau. Your professional expert Egyptologist will accompany you, narrating for you some of the mysteries and healing secrets of the Giza Pyramids during the road.

Arrive at the booking offices; you are a few steps away from the history secrets.

Live the magnificent moment of meeting Khufu Pyramid and explore.;

how the ancient Egyptians transported and lifted millions of limestone and granite blocks, some weighing over 80 tons, up to this towering height. Uncover the economic, social, and political implications of the pyramid, the religious meaning behind building the pyramid, and other mysteries.

Your Egyptologist will tell you all about the secrets of the Chephren Pyramid, and you can climb it up if you want and also take outstanding out-of-the-box photos.

Visiting the Khufu Pyramid from the inside is available to arrive at the hidden point in the heart of history but at additional fees.

Meet the Queen’s Pyramids of Khufu's mother, “Queen Hetepheres,” Khufu's wife, and Khufu's daughter;

You can visit the Hetepheres Pyramid from inside for free all the weekdays except Friday.

Embark on unique details of ancient Egypt in the Mortuary Temple, where the priests purified the mummies of the kings with the holy seven oils; walk on the causeway where the ancient Egyptians walked while carrying the mummies; live great history and create your memories in the heart of ancient Egypt.

Around the Great Pyramid, five boat pits are found; three of them are discovered empty, while 2 of the solar boats are found dismantled; there you can get to know how the ancient Egyptians had brought the king's body from the palace to the pyramids of Giza!

Visit the tombs of pyramid builders.

Move to Khafre;

See how the outer cover of the pyramids was, as the Khafre pyramid is the only one that still keeps the exterior cladding.

Cross through the Menkaure Pyramid while you are on your way to the Panorama of Giza Pyramids, taking breathtaking photos of 6 pyramids. 

Uncover the port, where the king's body arrived at the Valley Temple through it. Take the same steps and arrive at where the kings were mummified.

Arrive at the Sphinx itself,

It is where you meet the Dream Stele of King Thutmose IV between the feet of the Sphinx, which was a secret of Thutmose IV's assuming power while he was sleeping on a break from his hunting trip.

Then, experience the local Egyptian food at a top-class local restaurant.

By the air-conditioned modern vehicle, arrive at the Grand  Egyptian Museum with the company of your tour guide

Meet the gigantic statue of Ramses II at the museum court, and then begin your tour amid the details of the daily and cultural life, statues and unique items of the kings and queens, the funerary furniture and statues of the gods during the eras of the Pre-dynastic, the Archaic Period (First and Second Dynasties), the Old Kingdom, the Middle Kingdom, the New Kingdom, and the Greek and Roman eras.

• At hall 1, immerse yourself amid the daily and cultural life of the Pre-dynastic Period, the Archaic Period (First and Second Dynasties), and the Old Kingdom. 
• Move to hall 2; you are in the same era, uncovering statues of the kings and queens.
• Hall 3 is where to uncover all about the funerary furniture and statues of the gods.
• Make your eyes shine at Hall 4 with the statues and unique items of the kings and queens of the Middle Kingdom era.
• Hall 6 is for the details of the daily and cultural life of the Middle Kingdom era.
• Hall 7 is for the details of the details of the daily and cultural life of the New Kingdom era. 
• Hall 8 is for the statues of the kings and queens of the New Kingdom era.
• Hall 9 is for the funerary furniture and statues of the gods during the New Kingdom era.
• Hall  10 is for the funerary furniture and statues of the gods during the Roman and Greek eras. 
• Hall 11 is for the statues of the queens and kings of the Roman and Greek eras.