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You can go from Hurghada to Cairo and explore its attractions by taking an air-conditioned bus that will pick you up in the morning. The Pyramids of Giza are where we start our journey... Consider what the region around the huge and towering Pyramids might have looked like 5,000 years ago. It captures the beauty and brilliance of ancient Egyptian artisans as well as how important attention to creative detail was to the ancient Egyptians.
From the Nile Valley to the vicinity of the Pyramids. On the banks of the Nile, close to the Pyramids, the ancient Egyptians constructed the Valley Temple, which is reached via a path known as the "Procession Road..." In the Valley Temple, the Pharaoh's body was mummified and his mummy was prepared following his death... Then it was taken in a great procession to the Mortuary Temple, a temple just close to the pyramid. Following the completion of religious rites, the corpse was carried into the coffin room and put within the coffin. See for yourself the Valley Temple.
After seeing the scary Sphinx and the three pyramids, take a moment to relax, eat lunch, and then proceed to the Egyptian Museum.
The diorite statue of Khafre, regarded as one of the most exquisite examples of ancient Egyptian sculpture, is one of the museum's many intriguing and varied exhibits.... It captures not just the grandeur of Old Kingdom art but also the king's authority and the intimate bond between him and the gods. Situated in Room 42 on the Main and distinguished floor of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the statue was discovered in the Valley Temple of King Khafre in Giza and is currently one of the museum's most notable displays.
After enjoying the most important pieces in the museum, it is now time to relax in your hotel.
