I’m a Cairon Egyptian tourist guide, I have been working in hospitality and tourism for about 12 years. I love music, hangout, new experiences, culture, meet new people and make new friends.
Today we will walk through the Zenith of Egypt.
We will start in Saqqara to visit the step pyramid complex, the first pyramid built in Egypt for King Djoser, then we will enter the pyramid of King Unas and observe the prayers of King Unas made on the alabaster walls of his burial chamber.
After that, move to the oldest wonder in the world to the plateau of the pyramids of Giza to visit the Great Pyramid of King Khufu (Cheops), the pyramid of King Khafra '(Chephren), the pyramid of King Mankaura' (Mykerinos) and the famous Sphinx.
Please note that main entrance fees of Saqqara is 450 EGP, Giza Plateau 540 EGP, transportation fees will cost 30 USD up to 2 walkers or 15 USD per person start from 3 walkers at more.
We will meet in front of KFC Tahrir Square
If you staying in Giza will pick you up from our second meeting point.
Saqqara is one of the most important Necropolises of Memphis the ancient capital of Egypt.
The Step pyramid complex of king Djoser the first pyramid built in Egypt, will be our first stop to visit.
Entery to the burial chamber of King Unas
We will stop for a launch break in our way between Saqqara to Giza Plateau where we will have varieties of food types and drinks.
After Lunch our second stop will be Giza Plateau to bs face to face with one of the ancient wonders of the world
Our first stop at Giza will the Great pyramid of King Khufu (Cheops) where we will stand a side by the ancient wonder of the world.
Panorama view of the Giza plateau where you will have a view of 6 pyramids of Giza Plateau.
King Khafrae pyramid is the second large pyramid of Egypt.
The granite Valley temple of king Khafrae and the entrance to the great Sphinx.
Visit the famous Sphinx of Egypt one of mysteries of the ancient world.
If your place in Giza will drive you to out Giza drop off point or if your place in our route will get as close.
Cairo drop off point.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
