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of the royal families and high officials, located in the Western Necropolis west of the Great Pyramid of Khufu and the Eastern Necropolis east of the Great Pyramid of Khufu. There is also the workers' camp. We won't let you miss a thing! Enjoy a visit to the Pyramid of Menkaure, which was built from limestone, and the lower 16 courses were casing with granite. The sphinx is known as Abu al-Houl.
There is a theory concerning the origin of this name. Learn about it through your knowledgeable and licensed guide and discover other stories related to this sculpted statue.
The Copts are the Christians of Egypt. "Copt" means "Egyptian" in Greek. After learning about the Pharaonic era, learn about the introduction of Christianity to Egypt by Saint Mark in 45 AD. In Cairo, the Coptic Quarter is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, characterized by its quiet streets that offer a unique opportunity for leisurely strolls. Old Cairo is famous for its numerous churches, all concentrated in a small area. If you have the chance, head out on Palm Sunday and follow the aroma of incense and boxwood to join the procession. Begin by visiting the Church of Saint Sergius and the Hanging Church.
Then continue to the Ben Ezra Synagogue, which was originally a church. Before returning to the airport, enjoy the Nile atmosphere and take a felucca ride; the view of the Nile and the sky is enough for contemplation.
