Marvel at Egypt’s most iconic archaeological site—the only remaining Wonder of the Ancient World. The three pyramids were built as royal tombs during the Old Kingdom and symbolize the peak of ancient Egyptian architectural mastery.

Step inside the most mysterious of the pyramids (extra ticket required). Walk through hidden corridors once meant only for pharaohs and priests, leading to the King's Chamber deep within.

Admire the well-preserved structure of Khafre’s pyramid, still partially capped with original casing stones. Nearby, the smaller Pyramid of Menkaure stands in stark contrast, yet just as important in royal lineage.

This beautifully preserved mortuary temple is where kings were mummified before burial. Its massive limestone blocks and symmetrical design reflect the spiritual rituals of ancient Egypt.

A hidden gem among the Giza tombs, this intricately decorated burial site offers a rare glimpse into royal family life. Vivid carvings depict daily scenes, offerings, and the queen herself.

Saddle up for a camel ride across the desert sands like the ancient Egyptians once did. You’ll move from the high ground near the pyramids down toward the enigmatic Sphinx—an unforgettable photo opportunity!

Guarding the plateau for over 4,500 years, the Sphinx—with its lion's body and pharaoh’s face—is an enduring symbol of mystery and might. Local legends and ancient riddles still swirl around this silent sentinel.

Enjoy a generous open buffet lunch at a local restaurant in Cairo. Afterwards, stroll through the vibrant alleyways of Khan El Khalili, the oldest bazaar in the Middle East, where gold, spices, textiles, and antiques line the cobbled lanes