Pyramids of Giza, Giza

The pyramids greatness and magnificence is true. You would have a sacred feeling when you get to see them in real. They're really breath-taking. Those enormous huge entities, having the bodies of the great Egyptian Pharaohs inside them. The visit is fun; you can ride camels and horses there, take photos with your friends and loved ones, get inside the pyramids with extra tickets. Don't forget to take a cap, sunblock for your skin and a water bottle. The sun is strong there and you walk through sand so wear comfy suitable shoes. Have a nice trip!

Such a great and interesting attraction. It's one of my favorite scenes. It was a nice walk especially if your around with a local guide who gives you a short explanation about the history of these amazing landmarks. It's a marvelous structure especially with its massive size of rocks, which were used in the construction of the pyramids. You will be able to see how high it is, and that it really seems to be in a very good condition regardless of its age. It's a must visit place.

The Great Pyramid of Giza is a defining symbol of Egypt and the last of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World. It is located on the Giza plateau near the modern city of Cairo and was built over a twenty-year period during the reign of the king Khufu. I would suggest going early to avoid the crowds of school groups that visit. It also gets really hot in the late morning and afternoon and there is little to no shade in the complex. Friday is a quiet day to visit, as many people are at Friday prayers. Saturday is busy, with many Egyptians making use of their weekend to also visit the pyramids. Egypt is hot and the pyramid complex is big so take some practical items to make yourself more comfortable. Sunglasses, a hat and sunscreenwill help with the sun – there is little shade or cover once inside the complex.

If you are in Cairo you simply must take a couple of days to visit the Pyramids of Cairo - Giza specifically! We took a day tour with Memphis Tours Cairo! Our guide, Ahmed Farahat, was amazing and expertly explained everything about the three sites we visited! Yes, he arranged a camel ride for us! Human history is on display here. Am amazing place!

You have to see this place at least once in a life time... Don't be shy get on a camel and enjoy one of the oldest places in the world were people lived and still live!! Truly an experience to enjoy between September to April otherwise I hope you're ready to tan!