2025 Nazlet El-Semman Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Planning a 6-day trip to Egypt? Look here! This guide is a treasure trove, covering everything from must-visit attractions to off-the-beaten-path experiences, from transportation and accommodation to food recommendations—all clearly laid out. Follow it to easily explore Egypt without any pitfalls or detours. Save it now! 📒 Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Saladin Citadel — Cave Church — Hanging Church — Khan El Khalili Market Explore Cairo’s historical sites and experience the blend of religious culture and bustling city life. Day 2: Qaitbay Citadel — Pompey’s Pillar — Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs — Bibliotheca Alexandrina Stroll through Alexandria, from ancient Roman ruins to modern cultural landmarks, traveling through a thousand years in one day. Day 3: Giza Pyramid Complex — Great Sphinx — Egyptian Museum Be amazed by the grandeur of the pyramids, get up close to the Sphinx, and explore ancient Egyptian civilization at the Egyptian Museum. Day 4: Aswan High Dam — Philae Temple — Aswan Nubian Village Visit the magnificent Aswan High Dam, uncover the mysteries of Philae Temple, and experience the unique charm of the Nubian Village. Day 5: Karnak Temple — Luxor Temple Delve into Luxor, where two grand temples tell the story of ancient Egypt’s glory and splendor. Day 6: Colossi of Memnon — Valley of the Kings — Temple of Hatshepsut — Medinet Habu — Return Visit the Colossi of Memnon, journey through the Valley of the Kings, tour the Temple of Hatshepsut and Medinet Habu, then head home 🛫. Must-Visit Attractions: 🗿 Giza Pyramid Complex 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍 Address: Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00-17:00 ⏳ Recommended Visit Duration: 5-6 hours 💬 One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the burial chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu is deep and mysterious! 🏛️ Egyptian Museum 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍 Address: El-Tahrir Square, Ismailia, Qasr El Nil, Cairo Governorate 4272083, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 09:00-16:00 ⏳ Recommended Visit Duration: 3-6 hours 💬 A treasure trove of ancient Egyptian artifacts and mummies, a must-visit for history enthusiasts! 🛕 Luxor Temple 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍 Address: Luxor Governorate, Luxor City, Egypt, Postal Code: 1362501 ⏰ Opening Hours: 06:00-19:00 ⏳ Recommended Visit Duration: 1-2 hours 💬 The colonnades and statues of ancient Egyptian civilization shine with glory, as if traveling through time! 🌍 Travel Preparation: Essential Items for Your Egypt Trip! 📱💳 SIM Card + Data Card: Buy an Egyptian data SIM card in advance, insert it upon arrival to avoid expensive roaming fees, making navigation and checking guides super convenient! 🔌💡 Plug Adapter: Egypt uses European standard two-round-pin plugs; bring a universal adapter to avoid charging troubles in hotels, keeping your phone and camera fully charged anytime! 🪪📄 Documents: Passport + Visa (apply for e-visa in advance) + ID card, keep copies separately, and bring two 2-inch white background photos for emergencies! 👗🧥 Clothing: November can be cool in the mornings and evenings, so bring a light jacket; wear short sleeves and sun-protective clothing during the day; for desert tours, pack long pants and a scarf to protect against sand and sun; temples require covered shoulders and knees! 🧴🕶️ Sun Protection Kit: High SPF sunscreen + sunglasses + wide-brimmed hat; Egypt’s sun is intense, and spending a day outdoors without these means you’ll get sunburned in no time! 🔋📷 Chargers + Power Bank: Bring chargers for your camera and phone, plus a 20,000mAh power bank to ensure enough power for pyramid photos and hot air balloon live streams! 💊🚰 Common Medications + Water Bottle: Bring motion sickness medicine, stomach medicine, and band-aids; Egypt’s water is hard, so carry a small insulated bottle filled with bottled water for peace of mind! Egypt’s mystery and romance await you. If your heart is set, don’t hesitate—grab your friends, book a reliable group tour, and set off now!

We spent 10 days in Egypt, with two days dedicated to Cairo. You can use Uber throughout Cairo, but it’s also recommended to download InDrive. Countless drivers will try to offer you a private car service, but unless you really want to avoid hassle, it’s unnecessary! If you plan to explore on your own without a guide, it’s advisable to at least read some history about ancient Egypt beforehand to understand better. There are also some great history vloggers on Bilibili explaining Egyptian history well. I even made a PowerPoint chart of the gods’ relationships—feel free to leave a comment if interested! 1️⃣ Giza Pyramids (Photos 1-4) About half a day, recommended to visit in the morning. The ticket costs 700 EGP, including shuttle buses inside to different spots. Entering the Great Pyramid of Khufu costs an additional 1500 EGP, and you need to transfer from the green line to the yellow line to reach the entrance. Whether it’s worth going inside Khufu is subjective—there’s really nothing inside, but once inside, you’ll feel it’s not something built by ancient people. We didn’t ride horses or camels as it felt like a rip-off, but you can reach the 9th tower viewpoint. 2️⃣ Grand Egyptian Museum (Photos 5-6) Ticket price is 1200 EGP, near the pyramids. When we visited, it was in trial operation; now it’s officially open. Sisters who have been there, can you confirm if you can now cross the bridge directly from the pyramids? The Grand Egyptian Museum has very high-quality exhibits with great depth, and the souvenir shop is also worth browsing. Tutankhamun’s artifacts have been moved here from the old museum, making it even more worthwhile. 3️⃣ Egyptian Museum (Photos 7-11) Ticket price 550 EGP. We had a chance encounter! The staff were very nice and professional. The old museum still has many interesting exhibits including the scribe, the old village chief, the statue of Khufu, and more. 4️⃣ Museum of Egyptian Civilization (Photo 12) Ticket price 550 EGP. You can store your luggage here for free! The highlight of this museum is the mummies of various pharaohs and queens. Photography is not allowed inside the mummy hall, so there’s only one photo at the entrance. I have to say, Seti I and Ramses II look quite handsome! 5️⃣ Saladin Citadel and Mosque (Photos 13-15) Ticket price 550 EGP. This castle was built during the Islamic period. The mosque’s large clock tower was a gift from France in 1845, and Egypt gave an obelisk in exchange. You can wear shoe covers inside the mosque, no need to take off your shoes. 6️⃣ Khan El Khalili Bazaar Go in the evening; by 8 or 9 PM, traffic becomes chaotic and unbearable. InDrive drivers will aggressively ask for extra fees, so it’s better to walk a bit farther before hailing a ride. Photo 16 shows a scene like the Thousand and One Nights, just like what Huashao visited. The coffee shop next to it has a great view. 🛍️ Shopping The best area to shop is Zamalek. Recommended stores are Anut and Fair Trade, both offering great value! 🍲 Dining (Photo 18) We went to a restaurant on the third floor with a very Arabic decor, though I can’t recall the name. They have an English menu. Next stop, Aswan!

Before setting off for Egypt, almost all my friends gave me "warnings." "Scammers everywhere," "dirty and chaotic"... These voices were like a thick filter, almost completely covering the original colors of the pyramids and the Nile River. I set foot on this land with extreme caution, even a bit of a tragic feeling. However, outside the pyramids, there were indeed vendors pestering you to ride camels, their eyes sharp and shrewd. But when I said "Shukran" (thank you) in the Arabic I had just learned and smiled while shaking my head, he was stunned for a moment and even returned a somewhat shy smile, no longer bothering me, instead pointing to the sunset and saying, "There, the pyramids look best." At that moment, the "filter" painted by others showed its first crack. In the days that followed, the cracks grew larger... In the Valley of the Kings, an old man voluntarily told us the story of Ramses V and VI. After finishing, he didn’t ask for money but softly reminded us to watch our steps on the stairs. That kindness, born from pride in civilization, touched the heart more than any paid guide. What surprised me even more was Egypt’s "cleanliness." On the way to the Cave Church, you pass Egypt’s largest waste sorting station. Flies buzz and the smell is pungent. But it is these people who live with garbage every day who, with hammer and chisel, carved out a cave church in the mountain behind them. It was no longer a temple built by power or wealth, but a place of faith created by ordinary people themselves. That sacred yet simple contradiction made one feel—God was closer to people. Especially the Red Sea, when that jelly-like blue unfolded before my eyes, and the underwater coral reefs seemed dreamlike, I almost felt ashamed of my previous doubts. Where is the "dirty and chaotic" Egypt? This Tiffany blue is clearly another Maldives. The world is truly a huge book. You can’t just read others’ reviews and think you’ve read the whole book. We live in an era of information explosion. Others’ experiences, online guides, friends’ advice—we think this is safe, but unknowingly, we also build a prison of prejudice for ourselves. What Egypt taught me is not whether there are scammers here, but: even if the whole world says a place is bad, that may not be the truth. The real truth is that it has the cunning of tourist vendors and the sweet tea handed by ordinary people; it has the pungency of the recycling station and the devotion inside the cave church; it has the desolation of sandstorms and the quiet, brilliant dream world beneath the Red Sea. This trip was a practice of personally "washing away prejudice." I removed the "filter" others installed for me and repainted the picture of Egypt with my own eyes, steps, and heart. Dear ones: please bravely go and "see" this world with your own eyes! Talk to the people there, breathe the air there, feel the temperature and humidity of different lands. You will find that even the smallest detail you experience firsthand weighs far more than millions of others’ travel notes and reviews. Because the real world is not in anyone’s description, but in your true encounter with it, in the heart that trembles for it.

📍Access ・Location: Giza Plateau, Al Haram, Giza, Egypt ・Approximately 30-45 minutes by car from central Cairo. 🕒Opening Hours & Fees ・Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (may vary depending on the season). ・Fees: There is an entrance fee for the area. Separate fees apply for interior tours of each pyramid. ⛰️Attractions & Sights ・A world-class archaeological site featuring three gigantic pyramids: Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure. ・Built as tombs for ancient Egyptian kings, it is believed to have been constructed around the 26th century BC. ・The Sphinx is located on the same grounds and can be viewed together with the pyramids. ・Experience the desert atmosphere and vast scale up close. ・Several photo spots with great views are located within the grounds. 💡Notes & Tips ・The grounds are large and the sun is strong, so it's a good idea to bring a drink and a hat. - There are many narrow passageways inside the pyramids, so the number of people allowed inside is limited. - As a general note, there are many camel and horse touts, so be sure to check the prices in advance. 🏷️Hashtags #PyramidsOfGiza #GizaPyramids #EgyptTrip #AncientEgypt #WorldHeritage #CairoTourism #Sphinx #EgyptianHistoricalSites

Here comes the hidden gem route for a 10-day Egypt tour! Want to ride a 4x4 off-road vehicle into the magical black and white deserts, take a night tour of the Luxor Temple to feel the millennia-old mystery, and then sail on a Felucca boat enjoying the Nile breeze while watching the sunset? This guide has it all arranged, book quickly! . Egypt, a mysterious country in northeastern Africa 🌍, one of the four ancient civilizations, home to the Pyramids 🏜️, the Sphinx 🦁, where desert and the Nile intertwine, known as the world’s archaeological paradise! . Recommended attractions: 🗿 Giza Pyramid Complex: One of the Seven Wonders of the World ✨, the burial chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu is deep and mysterious, truly breathtaking! 🏛️ Great Pyramid of Khufu: The massive pyramid is spectacular 😲, designed as four isosceles triangles, built with huge stones making it super sturdy! 🛍️ Khan El Khalili Market: Full of passionate Arabian vibes 🌶️, the air is filled with the scent of spices, great for shopping! . Must-know tips for your trip: 👇 1️⃣ Food: Kushari is a must-try! A divine combo of chickpeas and macaroni, remember to ask the owner to go easy on the chili 🌶️ 2️⃣ Airport transport: From Cairo Airport to the city, choose a white taxi, always bargain to a reasonable price before getting in 🚕 3️⃣ Souvenir prices: Don’t buy papyrus paintings at tourist spots! You can get them for half price on Nile cruises 🎨 4️⃣ Sun protection: Egypt’s sun is scorching, sunscreen with high SPF + sunglasses 🕶️ are essential 5️⃣ Tipping culture: Restaurants usually include service charges, but tipping 5-10 EGP to porters is polite 💵 . 😎 Folks, this amazing group tour in Egypt will surely leave you fully satisfied, having a blast and unforgettable fun!

Dear friends! Autumn is in full swing, making it the perfect time to visit Egypt! This comprehensive 10-day guide will take you to enjoy special grilled fish and pigeon dishes, sail the Nile River on a felucca sailboat, and even take a unique horse-drawn carriage night tour of the Luxor Temple. Don’t miss out! -------------------- Must-Visit Attractions: 🏛️ Giza Pyramid Complex: One of the Seven Wonders of the World✨, the burial chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu is incredibly deep and mysterious🔍! 🗼 Great Pyramid of Khufu: The massive pyramid is stunning😲, designed with four isosceles triangular faces, built with huge stones that are spectacular🪨! 🛍️ Khan El Khalili Market: Full of Arabian charm🎉, filled with the aroma of spices, creating a strong exotic atmosphere🌶️! -------------------- 🌍 Travel Essentials: Egypt pre-trip checklist, all in one guide to avoid pitfalls! 📱 SIM Card: Buy an Egyptian data SIM card online in advance, insert it upon arrival to avoid high prices or poor signal at the airport. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Egypt uses European standard two-round-pin plugs; bring a universal adapter to charge without hassle. 🪪 Document Holder: Keep your passport and visa page separately, have two copies of each, and carry printed copies of your flight and hotel bookings. 👗 Lightweight Clothing: Around 20°C during the day in November, bring thin long sleeves and sun-protective clothing, add a light jacket for the evening, and choose bright colors for pyramid photos! 🔋 Charging Essentials: Phone + camera + power bank (≤20,000mAh), essential for desert star photography to keep your devices alive! 🧴 Protection Kit: SPF50+ sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sand face mask are must-haves for temple walks and desert dune bashing! -------------------- Don’t hesitate, this Egypt group tour guide is super practical. Bookmark it now and start your mysterious ancient country journey!

Babies! The super comprehensive 8-day Egypt tour guide is here! Take a horse carriage tour of Luxor Temple, sail on a Nile felucca to feel the breeze, enjoy a scenic meal by the pyramids, and watch the sunset at a Nile riverside restaurant! All the highlights packed, type fast and save! 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️ Depart and arrive at Cairo Airport, then wait for the guide to pick you up and take you to the hotel. After checking in, enjoy free time! Start your Egypt exploration journey, enjoy free time upon arrival in Cairo, and soak in the exotic atmosphere. Day 2: Giza Pyramid Complex — Great Pyramid of Khufu — Memphis Museum — Memphis and its Pyramid Necropolis — Egyptian Museum Explore the pyramid complex, check in at the Great Pyramid of Khufu, visit museums, and immerse yourself in Egyptian history. Day 3: Islamic Old Town — Mosque of Amr Ibn El-Aas — Ben Ezra Synagogue — Hanging Church — Karnak Temple — Horse carriage tour of Luxor Temple (including Nile felucca experience) Travel through the old town and religious buildings, visit Karnak Temple, take a horse carriage tour of Luxor Temple, and experience a Nile felucca. Day 4: Dine at a Nile riverside scenic restaurant, enjoy the Nile views, and relax. Day 5-6: Red Sea [🐳🐳 Free time at Egypt’s holiday paradise - Hurghada, fully enjoy the seaside vacation] Day 7: Khan El Khalili Market, stroll through the unique bazaar, and pick your favorite souvenirs. Day 8: Arrive in Shanghai 🚩 End the unforgettable Egypt trip, return full of memories. Must-See Attractions: Giza Pyramid Complex 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🏠 Address: Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00-17:00 ⏳ Duration: 5-6 hours 💡 One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the burial chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu is deep and mysterious, definitely worth exploring! Great Pyramid of Khufu 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🏠 Address: Al Haram, Nazlet El-Semman, Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00-17:00 ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours 💡 Huge pyramid with four equal isosceles triangular faces, built with massive stones, incredibly impressive! Egyptian Museum 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🏠 Address: El-Tahrir Square, Ismailia, Qasr El Nil, Cairo Governorate 4272083, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 09:00-16:00 ⏳ Duration: 3-6 hours 💡 A treasure trove of ancient Egyptian historical artifacts and mummies, a must-visit for history lovers! Khan El Khalili Market 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🏠 Address: El-Gamaleya, El Gamaliya, Cairo Governorate 4331302, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 09:30-23:00 ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours 💡 Full of passionate Arab atmosphere, fragrant with spices, a great place for shopping and strolling! 🌍 Travel Preparation: Egypt trip must-have checklist, practical for November without pitfalls! 📱🔌 SIM card + plug adapter: Buy an Egypt data SIM card in advance, plugs are European standard two round pins, adapter is a must! 🪪📄 Documents: Passport + visa + ID copy, keep electronic versions on your phone, strict ticket checks at attractions! 👗🧥 Clothing: In November, wear thin long sleeves during the day at 20°C, add a light jacket at night, bring sun hats, sunglasses, and umbrellas for sun protection! 🔋💻 Electronics: Camera + power bank + universal charger, taking photos at the pyramids consumes a lot of power, drones are prohibited inside temples! 💊🧴 Daily necessities: Stomach medicine + mosquito repellent + high SPF sunscreen, desert UV is strong, Cairo dust is heavy, masks are essential! Your Egypt trip will surely be rewarding. Take this guide and start your mysterious ancient country adventure! 😎

🏺 Glimpse the brilliance of civilization in the eternal silhouette of the pyramids; 🌊 Feel the millennia of history gently told by the shimmering waves of the Nile River; 🏜 Pursue the silent echoes left by ancient times amid the deep sand waves of the Sahara... . No matter what kind of trip you want, Trip.com's local guide Xiao Du can customize it for you✅! . 🌟 Want a pleasant trip? The following vehicle recommendations will help you easily decide!👇 --- 👭👬**Traveling with friends, choose👉** 🚗**Economy 5-seater**: Accommodates **4 people**, with space for **2 pieces of luggage**. Flexible model, suitable for small groups or family short trips. Recommended models include **Toyota Corolla Cross or similar**, economical, fuel-efficient, and comfortable with great value!🌿 --- 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦**Family travel, recommended👉** 🚙**Comfortable 7-seater**: Accommodates **4 people**, supports **4 pieces of luggage**, spacious and perfect for family outings! Reference models include **Suzuki ERTIGA or similar**, whether in the city or nearby suburbs, comfort is guaranteed here～☀️ --- 🤼‍♀️🤼‍♂️**Department team building, options below👇** 1️⃣ **10-seat minibus**: Accommodates **9 people**, with luggage space for **6 pieces of luggage**. Models include **Toyota Hiace 10-seater or similar**, an excellent choice for team travel, safe, reliable, and very comfortable!🛻 2️⃣ **14-seat minibus**: Accommodates **13 people**, supports **6 pieces of luggage**, with extra-large capacity to meet various needs. Recommended models like **Toyota Commuter 14-seater or similar**, offering a comfortable experience for many, making team building trips stress-free～🎉 --- Whether a small family or a large group, there is always a vehicle that suits you! Come choose your car and travel now～ 🏞️ . 🌞 Our promise Provide a Chinese-speaking guide throughout to ensure smooth and barrier-free communication Flexible and customizable itinerary, tailored to your needs to create exclusive routes and lasting memories Local Egyptian team escorting you throughout, ensuring your travel safety and protection

I can’t get enough of Egypt. As a solo traveller, the language barrier is always my biggest challenge — but that never stops me from exploring one of the most magical human-made structures in the world: the Pyramids of Giza. During my visit, the ticket counter wasn’t crowded at all, and within just 10 minutes I was already inside the site. A friendly reminder: be extra careful with scammers claiming to be “authorized agents” for pyramid tours. They usually show you a name tag or lanyard to look official. The best thing you can do is simply ignore them. Take your time once you’re inside, as there’s no time limit for visitors. And don’t forget to bring plenty of water — the pyramid grounds are huge and the heat can be intense!✌️ ##100waysoftravel

Reach out and touch the mysterious legend! Feel the millennia of awe at the foot of the pyramids! 🏜️ "The miracle from history textbooks is right before your eyes!" — The shock of 4,500 years of civilization is totally worth the ticket price! The pyramids bathed in golden light at sunset are simply stunning✨ Remember to choose a sunny day for better photos! 1️⃣ Giza Pyramid Complex Not just the Great Pyramid of Khufu! The golden combination of three main pyramids + the Sphinx 🚌 Transportation tip: Taking an Uber to the new gate, Pyramids Visitor Centre, is the most convenient! There are free air-conditioned shuttle buses inside the park, very thoughtful, and you can choose which stop to get on or off 💰 Ticket price: 700 EGP per person 2️⃣ Great Pyramid of Khufu The last ancient wonder of the world on Earth! You can enter the internal passage (extra charge). Personally, I don’t think it’s necessary to go inside the pyramid; it’s just narrow tunnels and ladders with nothing else to see. 📸 Drone shot spot: Walk 200 meters toward the desert to a small dirt hill 3️⃣ The Sphinx The mysterious smile guarding for thousands of years! The best time to shoot is in the morning; in the afternoon, it’s backlit 🔥 Hidden tip: Walk around to the side to see the missing beard (which is kept in the British Museum) 🍗 Food recommendation The grilled chicken wrap at the entrance of the park is cheap and filling Remember! The pyramid camel riding packages are a rip-off (starting at $50) Try not to ride camels! They smell bad, are a scam, and it’s unnecessary! "When sunlight passes through the stones at the top of the pyramid, even the wind and sand become sacred."

🌍 The world's largest! The Grand Egyptian Museum's top star debuts! The archaeology world is buzzing! After 20 years of preparation and a 7 billion yuan investment, the Grand Egyptian Museum has officially announced its opening on July 3rd! 💥 Located at the foot of the pyramids, covering an area of 500,000 square meters, it is truly a "world-class treasure trove of cultural relics"! 【Millennium Epic Easter Egg】 The museum houses 100,000 ancient Egyptian artifacts, with 30,000 on public display for the first time! ✨ The most stunning highlight is the complete exhibition of over 5,000 burial items of Pharaoh Tutankhamun! Pure gold anthropoid coffins, golden sandals... the entire set of "Pharaoh's bling" dazzles so brightly it’s hard to look away! There has long been a legend that those who touch the pharaoh's tomb will be cursed, but the museum director jokes that this time it’s "safe and risk-free" 😂 (people like me who are timid still can’t help but shiver). 【High-tech by the Pyramids】 The new museum’s design is full of clever ideas! At the entrance stands an 11-meter-tall statue of Ramses II, exuding a powerful aura; the grand staircase on the second floor leads directly to the "Pyramid Center Viewing Platform," where panoramic glass windows perfectly align with the central axis of the three pyramids — the ancient Egyptians’ mathematical genius is off the charts! Even more amazing, every year on February 22, sunlight passes through a specific window to recreate the magical scene of the Abu Simbel Temple’s "Sun Festival" 🌞 (highly recommended for couples to check in, the romance level is off the charts). 【Special Exhibition Tips】 - ⏰ Opening hours: Daily from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM (to explore thoroughly, at least 5 hours are needed, so plan enough time!); - 🎟️ Ticket purchase: Must be paid on the official website with a Visa card! Guided tour tickets are 1700 EGP, regular tickets 1200 EGP (about 300+ RMB, more expensive than the old museum but absolutely worth it!); - ⚠️ Notes: The air conditioning inside is very cold, remember to bring a jacket; wear sneakers for sure (walking through 500,000 square meters is tough on your legs); photography is prohibited in the mummy exhibition area, don’t break the rules! - 🚨 Fun fact: The museum’s crown jewel is an 82-ton statue of Ramses II! Next to it is the world’s only suspended obelisk, a must-see spot!

Listen to the Pharaoh's whispers from a thousand years ago beneath the pyramids 🗿; encounter the romantic sunset melting gold while sailing on the Nile River 🌅; and witness the mottled light and shadows of Luxor Temple telling tales of past glory 🌇…… -------- No matter what kind of trip you want, Trip.com's local guide Xiao Du can customize it for you ✅! -------- 👫👭 Couples/Small Families, choose 👉 Economy 5-seater, accommodates 4 people + 2 pieces of luggage, recommended Toyota Corolla Cross or similar 🚗 ✨ Advantages: Low fuel consumption, flexible handling, ideal for 2-4 people traveling light, perfect for city and nearby tours! 👨👩👧👦 Larger Families/Friends Traveling Together, recommended 👇 1️⃣ Comfortable 7-seater, accommodates 4 people + 4 pieces of luggage, Suzuki ERTIGA or similar 🚙 ✨ Advantages: Spacious, adjustable rear seats, suitable for families with kids or medium-short trips with 4 people + luggage~ 👥🎉 Small Groups/Club Activities, two options 👇 1️⃣ 10-seat minibus, accommodates 9 people + 6 pieces of luggage, Toyota Hiace 10-seater or similar 🚌 ✨ Advantages: Cost-effective, low per-person cost for group travel, suitable for short transfers or half-day tours with up to 9 people! 2️⃣ 14-seat minibus, accommodates 13 people + 6 pieces of luggage, Toyota Hiace 14-seater or similar 🚍 ✨ Advantages: Super spacious! No pressure for 13 people traveling with luggage, ideal for corporate team building, photography trips, and other long-distance activities~ 💡 Tips: All vehicle types are equipped with air conditioning and child seat interfaces (please specify in advance). Private car service includes a driver! 🚦 -------- 🚗 Our solemn promise: Professional Chinese-speaking guide throughout the trip to ensure smooth communication Route planning fully respects your personal preferences, tailoring an exclusive journey to create unforgettable experiences Guarded by experienced local Egyptian staff throughout, making your trip safe and worry-free

🇪🇬 ✨ The Great Pyramid of Giza — ตำนานที่ยังมีชีวิต “หนึ่งใน 7 สิ่งมหัศจรรย์ของโลกยุคโบราณ ที่ยังคงยืนหยัดท้าทายกาลเวลากว่า 4,500 ปี” พีระมิดแห่งกีซ่า (The Great Pyramid of Giza) คือสุสานของฟาโรห์คูฟู สร้างขึ้นด้วยหินปูนมหึมากว่า 2 ล้านก้อน แต่ละก้อนหนักกว่า 2.5 ตัน — และทั้งหมดนี้เกิดขึ้น โดยไม่มีเครื่องจักรสมัยใหม่ 🏗️ ยืนอยู่ตรงหน้าแล้วรู้สึกได้เลยว่า “มนุษย์ในอดีตยิ่งใหญ่แค่ไหน” แสงแดดสะท้อนทรายสีทอง กับเงาพีระมิดที่ทอดยาวในยามเย็น คือภาพที่ไม่มีที่ไหนในโลกเหมือน 🏜️ ถ้ามีโอกาสสักครั้งในชีวิต… อียิปต์คือหนึ่งในจุดหมายที่ควรมาเห็นด้วยตาตัวเอง 🌍✨ 📍 Location: Giza, Egypt ⏳ Age: ~4,500 years old 🏛️ Built for: Pharaoh Khufu #PyramidofGiza #เที่ยวอียิปต์ #EgyptTravel #สิ่งมหัศจรรย์ของโลก #GizaPyramids #TravelBlogger #เที่ยวต่างประเทศ #TravelDiaries #AncientEgypt

Dear friends! This 11-day Egypt tour guide is a must-book with your eyes closed! All-inclusive price saves you worry and money, featuring pyramid exploration, Nile River cruise, grilled fish and pigeon meals, a one-day Alexandria tour, and free activities at the Red Sea. Hurry and save this! -------- Lucky friends who see this, the super complete guide is revealed below ↓ -------- Must-visit attractions: Giza Pyramid Complex 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🗺 Address: Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00-17:00 ⏳ Duration: 5-6 hours One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the burial chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu is deep and mysterious, definitely worth exploring 👀! Great Pyramid of Khufu 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🗺 Address: Al Haram, Nazlet El-Semman, Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00-17:00 ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours A massive pyramid with four equal isosceles triangular faces, built from huge stones, delivering a full sense of awe 💪! Egyptian Museum 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🗺 Address: El-Tahrir Square, Ismailia, Qasr El Nil, Cairo Governorate 4272083, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 09:00-16:00 ⏳ Duration: 3-6 hours A treasure trove housing ancient Egyptian historical artifacts and mummies, a must-visit for history buffs 📚! Khan El Khalili Market 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🗺 Address: El-Gamaleya, El Gamaliya, Cairo Governorate 4331302, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 09:30-23:00 ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours Full of passionate Arab atmosphere, filled with the scent of spices, a great place for shopping and strolling 🛍️! -------- 🌍 Travel Essentials: Complete Egypt Pre-Trip Packing List 🧳 📱🔌【Communication & Charging】 Buy an Egyptian SIM card or activate international roaming in advance, don’t forget the plug adapter (UK three-pin). Carry a power bank and charging cables; running out of battery while taking photos in the desert is frustrating. 🧾💳【Documents & Safety】 Keep passport and visa pages in a waterproof pouch, print two copies of your itinerary and hotel bookings. Store cash in two places, keep small denominations (1 Egyptian pound coins are very handy), and put an emergency contact card in your wallet. 👒🧴【Clothing & Protection】 In November, wear thin long sleeves and sun-protective clothing during the day at 25°C, add a light jacket at night. Bring high SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat! Lightweight hiking shoes for temple visits, confirm snorkeling gear rental in advance (Luxor hot air balloon). -------- Friends, choose the all-inclusive package for peace of mind, easy travel, and money-saving. Click the card below now!

Must-see for autumn travel in Egypt! This 10-day all-inclusive route is super worry-free～Ride a 4*4 off-road vehicle into the black and white deserts for camping, enjoy a night tour of Luxor Temple to see the magic of light and shadow, then sail on a Felucca boat to feel the breeze of the Nile River, the romance level is off the charts! . Don’t scroll away! Exciting guide, swipe down to unlock now~ . Must-visit attractions: 🗿Giza Pyramid Complex: One of the Seven Wonders of the World, explore the deep burial chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu～ 🛕Great Pyramid of Khufu: Four equal isosceles triangular faces made of huge stones, the awe is overwhelming! 🏛️Luxor Temple: A microcosm of ancient Egyptian civilization, the columns and statues tell glorious stories～ 🏯Karnak Temple: A massive ancient Egyptian temple complex, a thousand years in one glance! 🛍️Khan El Khalili Market: An Arabian-style market filled with the aroma of spices, you won’t want to stop shopping and eating! . Travel tips: 🧳 ✈️Airport transport: It’s recommended to book a pickup in advance from Cairo Airport to the city center, unlicensed taxis overcharge and English communication is difficult😅 🍽️Food: Be cautious ordering street-grilled pigeon! Those with sensitive stomachs should prepare medicine, sugarcane juice and koshari rice are more friendly options🍚 🛍️Souvenir prices: Don’t buy papyrus paintings at tourist spots! Prices on Nile River cruises can be bargained down by half, and make sure to buy perfumes from official stores💫 🛂Visa info: Visa on arrival requires $25 + a four-star hotel booking confirmation, print it in advance to avoid queues and wasting time📄 👗Dress code: Headscarf and long pants are mandatory in temples, bikinis are allowed in Red Sea resorts but don’t bring drones✈️ . Dear travelers, follow this guide for a worry-free, all-inclusive, wonderful journey, tap the card to start!

🌹Everyone says there are many scammers in Egypt. I sincerely recommend friends who want to go to check out this worry-free guide. Explore the essence of Egypt in 10 days, round trip from Cairo to Alexandria, Pyramids + New Museum, Nile River temples, relaxing by the Red Sea beach, with a super detailed itinerary that makes your trip hassle-free~ 💛Mysterious Egypt🇪🇬 Visit the world wonder of Egypt’s millennia-old pyramids, the Sphinx guarding the Pharaohs, explore the mysterious Abu Simbel Temple + Kom Ombo Temple + Edfu Temple and many other temples. 🏝️Seaside Stroll Go to Alexandria, Egypt’s second largest city, and experience the amazing landscape of half desert—the Sahara Desert, and half ocean. Relax by the Red Sea beach, with activities like glass boat tours and desert dune bashing. ✨Must-Experience List​ 1️⃣ Alexandria: Walk around the castle by the Mediterranean, see the Pompey’s Pillar, check in at Egypt’s “Blue Coast”​ 2️⃣ Pyramids + New Museum: See the Sphinx up close, check in the golden mask of Tutankhamun 3️⃣ Nile River Temples: Visit Philae, Kom Ombo, and Edfu temples in one trip, listen to hieroglyphic myths 4️⃣ Karnak Temple: Walk through the giant stone columns, feel the ancient Egyptian sun god worship 5️⃣ Red Sea Resort: Snorkel to see coral fish, or lie on the beach to watch the sunset, fully relax 6️⃣ Khan El Khalili Market: Shop for perfumes, papyrus paintings, and enjoy a cup of local mint tea 🚗 Suggested 10-Day Egypt Itinerary​ D1: Cairo D2: Cairo → Alexandria (Qaitbay Citadel + Pompey’s Pillar) → Return to Cairo​ D3: Cairo (Giza Pyramid Complex + Sphinx → New National Museum) → Khan El Khalili Market​ D4: Cairo → Aswan → Visit Aswan High Dam D5: Aswan (Philae Temple) → Kom Ombo (Double Temple) → Stay in Kom Ombo​ D6: Kom Ombo → Edfu (Horus Temple) → Luxor D7: Luxor (Karnak Temple) → Red Sea Hurghada → Seaview Hotel​ D8: Relax at the Red Sea (snorkeling/beach/water activities)​ D9: Red Sea → Cairo D10: Cairo 💡Travel Tips​ ✔️ Visa on arrival: Visa-free, bring your passport ✔️ Sunscreen: Strong UV in desert/Red Sea, bring sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses ✔️ Cash: Prepare small denominations of Egyptian pounds + US dollars, convenient for buying water and tipping ✔️ Supplies: Bring your own toothbrush and slippers, prepare European standard power adapter

Must-see for autumn trips to Egypt! This 10-day all-inclusive itinerary is simply irresistible～Ride a horse carriage through Luxor Old Town, take a motorboat to Banana Island, and even make your own sand art! Dine with a view next to the pyramids, enjoy afternoon tea by the Nile River, and savor a limited winter seafood hotpot. This trip is truly worth every penny! -- Check out the highlights below 👇, don’t miss the beautiful scenery~ -- Must-visit attractions: Giza Pyramid Complex 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00-17:00 ⏳ Duration: 5-6 hours 💡 One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the burial chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu is incredibly deep and mysterious! Great Pyramid of Khufu 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Al Haram, Nazlet El-Semman, Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00-17:00 ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours 💡 A massive pyramid with four equal isosceles triangular faces, built from huge stones—truly breathtaking! Khan El Khalili Market 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: El-Gamaleya, El Gamaliya, Cairo Governorate 4331302, Egypt ⏰ Opening Hours: 09:30-23:00 ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours 💡 Full of vibrant Arab atmosphere, rich with the scent of spices, perfect for shopping and snacking! -- 🌍 Pre-trip essentials: Complete Egypt travel gear checklist! 📱🔌【Communication & Power】Egypt SIM card (best bought at the airport) + European standard two-pin round plug adapter (hotel sockets may not match), carry a power bank (charging is difficult in desert areas). 🛂💼【Documents & Payment】Passport + separate copy of visa page + 2-inch white background photo (backup), VISA card (some vendors only accept cash, prepare some Egyptian pounds in small change). 🧥🕶️【Clothing & Protection】October daytime temperatures 25-30°C, bring thin long sleeves + sun protection clothing (temples are very sunny), sunglasses + wide-brimmed hat (desert glare is strong), lightweight hiking shoes (for pyramid gravel terrain). -- Your dream journey is about to begin, tap the card below for a worry-free trip and endless fun~

For my birthday trip, I chose the mysterious Egypt 🇪🇬! 💭 The most asked question: Is Egypt hot? 🔥 Surprisingly, it's even cooler than Qinzhou! Although the sun is strong, the wind is cool 🌬️ The muggy heat in Qinzhou can't compare It seems this season is really perfect for traveling to Egypt～ 🌟 Must-visit spot: Giza Pyramid Complex 📍 Address: Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3512201 ⏰ Opening hours: 07:00-17:00 🌄 Experience: - Standing in front of a 4,500-year-old monument is truly breathtaking and leaves you speechless - Desert scenery is perfect for photos with an exotic vibe 🏜️ - You can experience camel riding around the pyramids 🐫 - Recommended to visit in the morning or evening when the light is best and it’s not too hot - Don’t forget to take a photo with the Sphinx! 📸 Photo tips: 1. Wear solid color clothes for better shots 2. Bring a colorful scarf to add a highlight 3. Try backlighting for silhouette photos 4. For panoramic shots, go to the viewing platform 💡 Little reminders: - Remember to buy tickets in advance - Make sure to apply sunscreen - Prepare small change for tips - Bring enough water to prevent heatstroke

No need to walk too hard, end with a view of the Pyramid of Egypt in your room. This view is the epitome of Egypt. You'll see the best highlights: • The Sphinx, very close up, very beautiful, excellent angle. • Complete view of all three pyramids: • The Pyramid of Khufu • The Pyramid of Khafre • The Pyramid of Menkaure I must say, it's incredibly satisfying, no need to walk too hard, a view everyone will envy. See the mystical atmosphere at sunrise and sunset, absolutely stunning. *All photos taken were taken from the private balcony of the room and the rooftop terrace. The accommodation offers truly stunning views, I must admit. Highlights • Convenient access to the Pyramid's back door, just 10 steps away. • Walking back up from the back Sphinx door makes for beautiful Sphinx photos. • Especially in the morning, it's less crowded, as people start their tour from the front door. • Continue to the Pyramids, all three at a leisurely pace, exploring independently. • Enjoy the atmosphere to the fullest. Easy to navigate through the desert. • Super VIP views of the lights and sounds from the bedroom balcony. • Stayed 2 nights and watched the light show on both the balcony and the restaurant. • Overall, great value and comfort. Everyone will definitely be envious! Cons: • A tricky place to stay. Booked through the Trip app and required payment at the property. • Upon arrival, they offered a room without a balcony. We argued for a long time, but they said no. • When we refused, they finally gave in. It was a waste of time and difficult negotiation. • They also demanded cash. The booking was confirmed as accepting credit cards, but they charged more if you use a credit card. • Negotiation took a while to complete, and check-in was bizarre. They forced us to sit on the sofa. • They only wanted to sell tours, so we had to use survival skills. But in terms of location, they have to give credit. The view is truly beautiful! P.S. The hotel name is in the picture. Go see for yourself and take the risk. #withmyshutter #egpyt #travelegpyt #photography #travelblogger #travelphotography #tripbestfreeaccommodation

Soul Pyramids View Address: 18 abo El hol st. nazlet El samman, Giza, Egypt Atmosphere/Amenities: The room was very clean! They even brought me slippers when I asked! The shower pressure was just right, and there was a refrigerator and hair dryer, so I was able to use them without any problems! Recommended Points: You can see the pyramids from your room. Access to the pyramids is also very convenient! Budget per person: ¥5,500/day Rating: ★★★★ I arrived early, but I was able to check in early. Although breakfast wasn't included that day, they still provided breakfast for me. I was able to enjoy it on the rooftop while looking out at the pyramids. 😋 The staff were very kind, bringing me water as soon as I ran out, and I was even given orange juice. I stayed for two days, and the room was well-cleaned, making for a comfortable stay. The area around the hotel is not safe, so I didn't want to go out at night. Being able to see the illuminated pyramids from the hotel was great! ✨️ On the day of check-out, I had an early flight and didn't have time for breakfast. When I told them I didn't need breakfast, they gave me a boxed breakfast. 😭 This was a very accommodating hotel. I'll definitely stay here again if I visit Giza again! 💕︎ #egypt #Egypt #InternationalTravel #RecommendedHotel

✨ Trip Review: Jordan & Egypt (13 Days) Our 13-day journey through Jordan and Egypt was one of the most unforgettable travel experiences we’ve ever had. The itinerary struck a perfect balance of history, culture, adventure, and relaxation — every day brought something new, yet it never felt rushed. Jordan (Days 1–6): We began in Amman, exploring the Citadel and Roman Theatre before heading to Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities we’ve seen. The road trip through Madaba, Mount Nebo, and Kerak Castle added layers of history before reaching Petra. Nothing compares to walking through the Siq and seeing the Treasury appear — simply breathtaking. A full day exploring tombs, temples, and the Monastery made Petra an absolute highlight. From there, we ventured into the Wadi Rum desert, where a jeep safari and Bedouin camp overnight under the stars was magical. Our final day in Jordan included the surreal experience of floating in the Dead Sea, followed by a relaxing evening in Amman. Egypt (Days 7–13): Flying to Cairo, we connected to an overnight train to Aswan, where we visited the serene Philae Temple and began our Nile cruise. The excursion to Abu Simbel was awe-inspiring, and sailing to Kom Ombo, Edfu, and Luxor revealed temple after temple of astonishing grandeur. Seeing Luxor Temple illuminated at night was especially memorable. The Valley of the Kings offered a chance to step into pharaohs’ tombs before we continued to Hurghada for a Red Sea break. A full day of snorkeling in crystal-clear waters was the perfect change of pace before returning to Cairo. Our trip concluded with the legendary Giza Pyramids and Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum’s treasures, and shopping at Khan El Khalili bazaar. Highlights & Impressions: • Jordan: Petra, Wadi Rum overnight, and floating in the Dead Sea. • Egypt: Abu Simbel, Nile cruise sunsets, Luxor Temple at night, and Red Sea snorkeling. • Best moments: Seeing Petra’s Treasury for the first time, sailing the Nile, and standing before the Pyramids. Everything was exceptionally well-organized — guides, transfers, hotels, and meals exceeded expectations. We returned with a deeper appreciation of history, culture, and nature, along with thousands of photos. A truly remarkable trip, highly recommended for anyone wanting to experience the best of Jordan and Egypt in one journey.

Unlock the doors to millennia-old civilizations: An unforgettable travel route through Egypt Egypt... the land of pharaohs, pyramids, and the Nile River. It's not merely a country rich in history but a living poem of civilization that thrives in every corner of its cities. From grand tombs in the desert to cutting-edge libraries by the Mediterranean Sea, every step of the journey is a trip back in time, and every site is a living lesson. 🏜️ 1. Giza Necropolis Nothing starts a journey in Egypt better than standing before the Pyramids of Giza—an ancient wonder of the world that still stands majestically. The pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure symbolize the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization. And of course, the enigmatic Sphinx continues to gaze at visitors with its mysterious eyes. 📸 Tip: Capture photos of the pyramids during morning or evening hours for soft lighting and beautiful shadows. 🏛️ 2. National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) If you want to deeply understand Egypt, NMEC is a must-visit. This museum not only houses ancient artifacts but also narrates Egypt's story from prehistoric times to the present day. The highlight is the "Royal Mummies Hall," where you can meet real pharaohs like Ramses II and Hatshepsut. 🎧 Recommended: Use an audio guide to enhance your learning experience. 🏰 3. Citadel of Saladin Located on a hill overlooking Cairo, this fortress was once the center of governance and military operations during the medieval era. The panoramic view from the top offers a stunning vista of Cairo, and it is also home to one of Egypt's most beautiful mosques. 🕌 4. Mosque of Muhammad Ali Pasha This mosque is the jewel of the Citadel, featuring magnificent Ottoman architecture. Its pristine white domes and towering minarets evoke a sense of serenity and sanctity. Inside, the mosque is adorned with chandeliers and intricate Arabic designs. 🧕🏻 Dress modestly and bring a shawl for women before entering. 📚 5. Bibliotheca Alexandrina This library is a modern revival of the ancient library that was once the world's center of knowledge. Today, it serves as one of the most advanced research and cultural centers in the region. The circular building by the sea reflects knowledge and the future. 💡 Don't miss the photography exhibitions and specialized libraries, such as the children's library and the library for the visually impaired. 🏛️ 6. Temple of Edfu Located by the Nile River, this temple is dedicated to the god Horus and is one of the most well-preserved ancient Egyptian temples. The carvings on its walls remain vivid, narrating ancient rituals in stunning detail. Traveling here via a Nile Cruise adds a romantic touch to the journey. 🚢 Cruise from Luxor or Aswan to experience the classic ambiance. 🏜️ 7. Abu Simbel The ultimate destination in southern Egypt, the Abu Simbel temples carved into the mountains are the masterpieces of Pharaoh Ramses II, built to showcase his power and love for Queen Nefertari. Inside, colossal statues and halls filled with intricate carvings await. 🌅 Visit in the early morning to witness sunlight streaming through the temple's entrance—a phenomenon that occurs only twice a year. Every site in Egypt is a lesson in civilization, faith, and timeless beauty. Whether you're captivated by history, architecture, or culture, Egypt will make you fall in love over and over again.

#mytraveldiary I just stood face-to-face with the Great Pyramid of Giza—the last surviving wonder of the ancient world. With the vast Sahara behind me and camel shadows stretching across the sand, I felt the weight of 4,500 years of history. It was a solo adventure filled with awe, mystery, and moments I’ll never forget. What Makes the Giza Plateau Special? · The Great Pyramid: Built for Pharaoh Khufu, it’s the largest and oldest of the three. · The Sphinx: A mythical guardian with the body of a lion and the face of a pharaoh. · Solar Boat Museum: Home to a reconstructed ceremonial boat meant to carry pharaohs to the afterlife. · Panoramic Views: The desert landscape offers breathtaking views of the pyramids against the Cairo skyline. Why Giza for Solo Travelers? · Safe with Guidance: Hire a reputable guide or join a group tour to navigate comfortably. · Bucket-List Experience: Perfect for independent travelers seeking history and photography. · Easy Day Trip: Located just outside Cairo — easily accessible by taxi, Uber, or tour bus. · You Set the Pace: Spend hours exploring or just soak in the view — it’s your adventure. --- My Solo Itinerary Morning: Beat the Crowds & Heat · Arrived at opening time (8 AM) to avoid crowds and the midday sun. · Hired a licensed guide at the entrance — worth it for context and avoiding pushy vendors. · Started with the Great Pyramid — optional interior climb (tight spaces, not for claustrophobes!). Midday: Sphinx & Solar Boat · Walked to the Sphinx — learned about its symbolism and mysteries. · Visited the Solar Boat Museum — an engineering marvel often overlooked. · Took classic photos at the panoramic viewpoint (camel or horseback rides available). Afternoon: Explore & Reflect · Explored the smaller pyramids and mastaba tombs surrounding the main complex. · Had lunch at a nearby restaurant with pyramid views — tried koshari or grilled kofta. · Visited the Giza Papyrus Museum for authentic souvenirs. Evening: Sound & Light Show · Returned for the Sound and Light Show at night — a dramatic storytelling experience (book in advance). · Headed back to Cairo — debriefed over mint tea at a Khan el-Khalili café. --- Solo Traveler Tips 1. Dress Comfortably: Lightweight clothing, a hat, sunglasses, and sturdy shoes. 2. Stay Hydrated: Carry water — vendors sell it but at inflated prices. 3. Be Firm with Vendors: A polite “La, shukran” (No, thank you) usually works. 4. Carry Small Cash: For entry tickets, tips, and small purchases. 5. Protect Your Gear: Sand and sun can damage cameras and phones.

📍 โลเคชั่น: พีระมิดแห่งกีซา (Giza Pyramid) สฟิงซ์แห่งกีซา (Great Sphinx of Giza) ล่องเรือแม่น้ำไนล์ (Nile River Cruise) พิพิธภัณฑ์แห่งชาติอียิปต์ (The Egyptian Museum) โรงแรม Marriott Mena House, Cairo อียิปต์...ไม่ใช่แค่เรื่องเล่าจากหนังสือ แต่คือการเดินทางย้อนเวลาแบบจริงจัง! เริ่มต้นที่พีระมิดแห่งกีซา หนึ่งใน 7 สิ่งมหัศจรรย์ของโลกที่ยังคงตั้งตระหง่านมานานกว่า 4,500 ปี 🏗️ ขี่อูฐชมวิวสฟิงซ์ที่ยังคงลึกลับไม่แพ้ตำนานฟาโรห์ 🐪 ต่อด้วยล่องเรือแม่น้ำไนล์ สัมผัสอารยธรรมสองฝั่งน้ำที่ยังคงมีชีวิตอยู่ในทุกลมหายใจ 🌊 ปิดท้ายด้วยการเข้าชมพิพิธภัณฑ์แห่งชาติอียิปต์ ที่จัดแสดงโลงศพทองคำของฟาโรห์ตุตันคาเมนและสมบัติล้ำค่ามากมาย พักที่ Marriott Mena House โรงแรมหรูที่มองเห็นพีระมิดจากหน้าต่างห้อง...คือความอลังการที่ไม่ต้องจินตนาการ” #เที่ยวอียิปต์ #EgyptTrip #GizaPyramid #สฟิงซ์ #NileCruise #MarriottMenaHouse #SusiissuesTravel #แดนมัมมี่ #วิวหลักล้าน #ย้อนเวลาไปอียิปต์

The Giza Pyramids are representative royal tombs of ancient Egypt, built on the west bank of the Nile River in the Giza region, approximately 13 kilometers west of Cairo, the capital of Egypt. They are also known as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. There are three major pyramids in Giza. - The Pyramid of Khufu Approximately 146 meters tall (currently approximately 138 meters), it is the only surviving structure among the Seven Wonders of the World. It was built with over 2.3 million limestone blocks. Inside, visitors can see the King's Chamber, the Queen's Chamber, and the Grand Gallery. - The Pyramid of Khafre The second largest pyramid, approximately 136 meters tall, retains part of its original limestone casing at its peak. The Great Sphinx stands directly in front of it. - The Pyramid of Menkaure The third and smallest pyramid, approximately 65 meters tall, is surrounded by smaller pyramids and tombs for the queens. The Sphinx Located in front of the Pyramid of Khafre, this massive pyramid is approximately 73 meters long and 20 meters high. This is a stone statue. It has the body of a lion and the face of a pharaoh, symbolizing the pharaoh's power and the protection of the sun god Ra. ✔️Getting there: Approximately 30 minutes by taxi/Uber from downtown Cairo. ✔️Opening hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (varies with season) ✔️Tip: It's very hot, so it's recommended to visit early in the morning. #Travelguide #Pyramid #Sphinx

Just had the wildest desert adventure in Giza, Egypt — and I’m still not over it! 😍 ⠀ 🗺️ 2-hour camel tour through the sands of time with the epic view of the Pyramids of Giza towering around me 🐫💨 ⠀ Then… I went inside the Pyramid of Menkaure, the smallest yet spookiest one! Dark tunnels, ancient air, and goosebumps all the way! 😱 ⠀ 📸: The golden hour made everything feel like a movie scene. No filter needed. ⠀ 💫 Bucket list: ✅ Pyramids of Giza 📸 Vibes: 100% Tomb Raider meets travel blogger 🔥 Tip: Catch the sunset for a magical glow over the Sphinx! Who knew 4,500 years of history could be this Instagrammable? 😉 ⠀ 🔮 Pro tip: Wear comfy shoes, pack water, and don’t skip the camel ride — it’s a whole vibe. ⠀ #GizaDiaries #PyramidInsideOut #CamelChronicles #TripDotComMoments #DesertVibesOnly #AncientAdventures #WanderlustEgypt #PyramidsUnlocked #MenkaureMagic #GizaGlowUp #DesertDreams #PyramidGoals #TripDotComMoments #WanderlustInEgypt #adventuremoments

🦁 A Mysterious Being with Enigmatic Eyes The Great Sphinx of Giza stands as a silent guardian of Egypt's desert, with its massive form and profound gaze. Standing alongside the pyramids, this enigmatic stone statue leaves you momentarily speechless when you meet its expression. Could the passage of thousands of years feel this serene? 🏜️🧭🌞 ⸻ 📷 A Must-Take Photo: The Kissing Shot When you visit, you simply have to take *that* photo. Puckering your lips toward the Sphinx and aligning the angle for a kissing shot. It was a playful yet strangely touching moment. A small, personal gesture in front of such a monumental presence becomes a memory that lingers. 💋📸🐫 ⸻ 🌬 The Tranquility Carried by Desert Winds The ancient site of Giza was quieter than expected. The wind scattering sand, the distant sound of camel bells. As you walk through it all, you can feel that time in Egypt still flows at its own unhurried pace. 🌾🐪🌤

🕌 A Table Set Before Ancient Civilization Located in the heart of the Giza Necropolis, Khufu’s Restaurant is more than just a dining spot—it's a unique space with the ancient pyramids as its backdrop. The massive pyramids unfolding before your eyes create a breathtaking view throughout your meal. ⸻ 🍲 A Meal Filled with Authentic Egyptian Flavors The restaurant's menu is crafted with traditional Egyptian cuisine. From grilled meat platters infused with spices to warm bread paired with Middle Eastern-style dipping sauces, the dishes offer a true taste of local flavors. It’s a dining experience where the local food culture and ancient heritage coexist on the table. ⸻ 📸 A View That Demands a Camera Even after finishing your meal, it’s hard to leave your seat because of the stunningly close pyramid view. The way the sunlight changes the scenery throughout the day feels like a living piece of art, making it a moment every traveler will want to capture. ⸻ 🧭 A Must-Visit Spot on Your Egypt Trip Perfectly located for a visit after exploring the pyramids, Khufu’s Restaurant is sure to be an unforgettable part of your Egypt journey. It’s a place where you can experience history with your eyes and culture with your taste buds, as time seems to slow down in this extraordinary setting.