• The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities - The Egyptian Museum, established in 1901 AD, is located in downtown Cairo, right in the heart of Tahrir Square. It is renowned for housing the famous collection of King Tutankhamun, who ascended to the throne of Egypt at the age of nine. Visitors to the Cairo Museum can explore the sacred room of King Tut, which contains his golden mask, weighing eleven kilograms of solid gold, and his golden coffin, weighing one hundred and fourteen kilograms of solid gold. The museum’s first floor showcases numerous statues from the Old Kingdom and Middle Kingdom, dating back approximately four thousand five hundred years. Among these are the statue of the scribe and the statue of King Cheops, the builder of the Great Pyramid in Giza. The museum also features funerary coffins and many sarcophagi, each made of granite and weighing five tons. Upstairs, visitors can see King Tut’s throne, the mummies of Yuya and Thuya, and the Animal Mummy Room.
• الاهرامات الثلاثة - In the Giza plateau, there are nine pyramids, including three large ones for King Cheops, King Khafre, and King Menkaure. The Pyramid of Cheops is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. To this day, the method of its construction remains a mystery. Built around 2500 BC, it consists of two million three hundred thousand stone blocks, each weighing between two and fifteen tons. From the highest point in Giza, visitors can view all the pyramids together. The Sphinx, which has been guarding the pyramids for four thousand five hundred years, awaits tourists. The Sphinx, with the head of King Khafre and the body of a lion, symbolizes power and wisdom. It is 70 meters long and 22 meters high.
• Great Sphinx - The Sphinx is one of the largest statues in the world, measuring 20 meters in length and 73 meters in width. It features the body of a lion and a human head adorned with the royal headdress. Carved from a single piece of limestone, the three pyramids were constructed as tombs to protect the king’s body and preserve the supplies he would need in the afterlife from thieves. One of the most notable characteristics of the Sphinx in Giza is its missing features, such as the nose, which was one meter long and whose whereabouts remain unknown. The statue also has a long tail wrapped around its right foot.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Private transportation
• Special guide to explain Egyptian civilization
• Lunch in an oriental restaurant
• All trip transfers, including hotel pick-up and return
• Entry tickets for the Egyptian Museum, Pyramids, and Sphinx
• Necessary licenses for the tour
• Optional tour of Cairo shops, including papyrus and perfume shops

• Anything not included in the trip

Embark on a delightful journey to Cairo with us, featuring premium service in a private car. Your tour guide will be eagerly awaiting your arrival in Cairo to commence the tour. Experience complete serenity, free from any distractions. Sit back and let us handle everything. Please be aware that you have the flexibility to conclude the tour at any time before our departure from Cairo at 4:00 PM. Your tour guide will always be ready to assist you and cater to your thoughts and needs.

Your Egyptian adventure will be enriched with a visit to the Grand Egyptian Museum, the largest museum of ancient Egyptian artifacts in the world, offering a direct view of the Giza Pyramids. The museum showcases over 100,000 artifacts, including those from the Greco-Roman period discovered in Egypt.

The pyramids are the most magnificent structures built by the ancient Egyptians. Witnessing the pyramids is like touching a childhood dream! And certainly, the great Sphinx, the guardian of Egypt in ancient legends, stands as a statue of grandeur and beauty.

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