Breakfast is served at your Cairo hotel.
When your Cairo day excursions are ready to start, your Egyptologist guide will come get you in the hotel lobby.
After that, you will go to the Giza Plateau where you will see the Great Pyramid of Cheops, the Pyramid of King Mycerinus, and the Pyramid of King Chephren, the third monarch of the fourth dynasty.
We will also drive you to The Great Sphinx, which stands for the necropolis's guardian. The Valley Temple of King Chephren, constructed from Aswan granite for the king's mummification, will be our final destination in Giza. The temple's colonnade is made up of sixteen pillars shaped like the English letter T.
We will show you the Valley Temple of King Chephren and the Sphinx. The Valley Temple of King Chephren, constructed from Aswan granite for the king's mummification, will be our final destination. The 16 colonnade pillars of the temple are arranged to resemble the English letter T.
The Egyptian Museum, which houses an enormous collection of ancient Egyptian statues and antiquities, is a must-see for anybody visiting Cairo. The only royal treasure discovered undamaged is that of the golden pharaoh Tutankhamen, whose tomb in the Valley of the Kings was discovered in 1922.
Subsequently, you will relish the Coptic Cairo Tour, which includes a visit to the Roman citadel of Babylon and the eponymous Hanging Church, which is hanging over the castle's historic towers. Next, you will view Ben Ezra Synagogue, which is believed to be the location where the baby basket was found, and the chapel of Abu Serga, which was constructed over the cavern where the holy family spent roughly three months.
After lunch at a fine dining establishment overlooking the Nile, you will continue your journey to Islamic Cairo and spend some time at Egypt's oldest bazaar, Khan El Khalili.
You will finally be dropped off at the hotel.