On the second day of your itinerary, after being entertained seaward a buffet breakfast at the hotel, your guide will accompany you for a full-day tour of Giza Pyramids, Dahshur, and Memphis.
The journey begins in this ancient location where the Pyramids cater to their audience's emotions with these great works that were created more than 4,500 years ago during the reign of ancient Egypt's Old Kingdom by pharaohs, with great power in their hands, to contain homage to their divine authorization and the blessings of the Nilotic achieved.
Notice in amazement the enormous pyramid of King Khufu, built from over 2.3 million limestone blocks, reaching a height of 146 meters. Behold the corn serf from the uppermost terrace and oversee a breathtaking view of the three principal pyramids, Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure. Khafre built a modest headdress on 10 meters of her father's. The summit still unites a part of the original smooth casing.
The next big deal would take us to see the Great Sphinx of Giza, standing tall by the reign of King Khafre. Situated closeby is the Valley Temple of Khafre, where the body of the dead ruler was taken through embalming to the burial procedure that portrayed the ancient rites of burying.
Now proceed to Memphis, Egypt, the last of the Egyptian capitals and today an open-air museum, not quite as splendid as the Egyptian Museum. Here you will find the alabaster Sphinx and the gigantic effigy of Ramses II, one of the most powerful members of Egypt's New Empire.
Finally, the tour moves to Dahshur, the archaeological site home to two pyramids, Bent and Red, both of which were built for King Snefru, the Fourth Dynasty king and father of Egypt’s biggest pyramid, Khufu. The Bent Pyramid is a convent today; facing north, it retains the original outer casing preserved in so many archaeological sites. And as many tour guides will claim, the Red Pyramid was the first true smooth-sided pyramid in history.
Enjoy a gourmet lunch at a quality restaurant situated in a panoramic location with pyramids before you retire to your hotel/residence.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch.