Visit Dahshur pyramids | lunch in an Egyptian village by donkey
The best tour to take you closer to the locals and the real Egyptians to explore more about the Egyptian culture and try a ride you never tried before you will go from side to side in our countryside on the back of a donkey which will make you have a different kind of the Egypt day tours, and the best experience of all tours of Cairo day tours.
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with our Egypt tours, you will see the pyramids of Giza and the Dahshure pyramid, then you will go to the Countryside to have a trip on a donkey and a tasty traditional lunch made especially for you.
Pick-up and Drop-off service by an expert driver and tour leader.
A private tour guide will accompany you during the Egypt tours.
Bottle of water.
Lunch meal and a cup of tea.
A donkey tour ride.
Entrance tickets to the mentioned sites.
All service charges.
The day tour to visit Egypt's pyramids will start by picking you up from your hotel to take you to the first spot and the tour guide will accompany you during the tour. to the Giza pyramids.
The great pyramids of Giza were built thousands of years ago studies said that it was built as the tombs of the kings and queens, and recent studies said it was built to generate electricity you will know more with our Egypt travel guide.
The great sphinx:
the great sphinx was built to be the guard and the protector of the king's gold that was hidden inside of the pyramids it was built after the robbers stole some of the king's gold so the sphinx scare thieves from getting closer.
the Dahshure:
Dahshure is an area where the bent pyramid and the red pyramid are located inside.
then after you are done it will be the right time take you to have a cozy lunch in the village but this time you won't go by car you will have a different ride, a donkey will take you from one side to another then have your lunch and try the Egyptian traditional food.
then you will be taken back to your hotel when you are done where will be our end of service?
Day meal: Lunch.
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Don't miss the chance to be among the initial visitors to discover the concealed passageway within the Great Pyramid of Giza. Witness the marvels of the world, including the sphinx and the three pyramids. Additionally, you can observe the remarkable pharaonic artifacts at the Egyptian Museum during the day trip in Cairo.
Discover the significance of Egypt's city by visiting the Egyptian Museum and admiring its impressive exhibits. You can also visit the renowned landmarks and churches of Coptic Cairo that once housed the holy family and its unique icons. Furthermore, enjoy exploring the historic mosques of Islamic Cairo during your trip to old Cairo.
Embark on an extraordinary tour to witness the iconic pyramids of Giza and behold the magnificence of Egyptian pharaohs. Explore the ancient capital of Egypt, adorned with a plethora of pyramids and tombs, and unveil the concealed mysteries during your Cairo excursion.
What about new experiences traveling through the ages? We will start by exploring the great pyramids and watching the great art of architecture, you will also discover the exceptional collection of artifacts of the Egyptian Museum. Another atmosphere, that you will enjoy during your tour in Khan El Khalili.
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Known for several pyramids, mainly Senefru's Bent Pyramid and Red Pyramid, which are among the oldest, largest and best preserved in Egypt, built from 2613 to 2589 BC.
Giza, located near Cairo in Egypt, is famous for its historical and archaeological sites, with the most renowned attraction being the Giza Plateau. Here are the best tourist attractions in Giza:
The Great Pyramids of Giza: These iconic structures are among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. They include the Great Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops), the Pyramid of Khafre (Chephren), and the Pyramid of Menkaure. Visitors can explore the pyramids' exteriors and even enter some of them.
The Great Sphinx of Giza: Adjacent to the pyramids, the Great Sphinx is a massive statue with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh, believed to represent Pharaoh Khafre. It's an impressive monument and a popular subject for photos.
Solar Boat Museum: Located near the Great Pyramid, this museum houses the reconstructed solar boat of Pharaoh Khufu. The boat was buried next to the pyramid and is a remarkable archaeological discovery.
Sound and Light Show: The Giza Pyramids offer nightly sound and light shows, providing a dramatic and informative narrative about the history of the pyramids and ancient Egypt.
Panoramic Viewpoints: The plateau offers several viewpoints that provide stunning panoramic vistas of the pyramids and the surrounding desert. These viewpoints are excellent for photography.
Camel and horseback riding: Visitors have the opportunity to take camel or horseback rides around the Giza Plateau, offering a unique perspective of the pyramids.
Valley Temple of Khafre: This temple, made of massive blocks of granite and limestone, is located next to the Pyramid of Khafre. It was used for the mummification process and is a well-preserved structure.
Giza Plateau Sound and Light Show: Another way to experience the pyramids at night is by attending the Sound and Light Show on the Giza Plateau, which combines history and entertainment.
Camel Market: For a unique cultural experience, you can visit the Birqash Camel Market near Giza to see the trading and selling of camels.
Mastaba Tombs: Explore the ancient mastaba tombs, which are located on the Giza Plateau and provide insight into the burial practices of ancient Egyptians.
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