Pyramid Complex

Among the most famous architectural wonders of the world, the site of the Pyramid Complex of Giza is a different world of its own. Built in 2400 BC, the ancient site is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for being one of humanity's earliest and greatest architectural feats. It includes the three great pyramids (Menkaure, Khafre, and Cheops) and the famous Statue of the Magical  Sphinx. For those traveling to Egypt, and not visiting its most famous ancient landmark, is a trip gone wrong.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: $4.11 per person

Opening Hours: 8 AM to 5 PM

Best Time to Visit: Early Morning

Suggested Tour Duration: 3 to 4 Hours

The Magical Sphinx

A still-standing relic of Ancient Egypt‘s architectural advancement in the ancient world, the Magical Sphinx of Giza was one of the earliest monuments in Egyptian history. It was built in the 25th Century BC during the rule of Pharaoh Khafre, and is a wonderful sight to see from both ancient and modern times. Its unique build, its mysterious history, makes it one of the most fascinating objects in World History and a must-visit place in Egypt.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: $4.11 per person

Opening Hours: 8 AM to 5 PM

Best Time to Visit: Early Morning

The Valley Temple

Built by the King Khafre of Ancient Egypt, the Valley Temple is one of the most fascinating structures ever built by the Egyptians. It was constructed during the 2600 BC as a Mortuary Temple for the King. The site was used to mummify King Khafre to help him reach the afterlife. Now it is a major site for tourism with travelers coming from all over the world to take a look at one of the most unique and fascinating structures in Egypt.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: $4.11 per person

Opening Hours: 8 AM to 5 PM

Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon

Saqqara Step Pyramid

The Saqqara Step Pyramid was one of the first pyramids ever built in Egypt, around 2700 BC. This structure kicked off everything revolving around the Golden Age of Pyramid construction in Ancient Egypt. The ancient pyramid structure was originally built at a height of 62 meters but has been damaged due to time. Despite its age, it’s still in a very impressive condition with visitors from all around the world traveling to see the “first ever pyramid built” all year long. 

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: $3.09 per person

Opening Hours: 8 AM to 5 PM

Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon

City Of Memphis

The wonderful Ancient City of Memphis was the first recognized capital of Ancient Egypt under the direction of its founder, King Menes. The city served as the center for the government of all of Egypt, as a main center for commerce in the nearby area, and unique Egyptian arts under the ruler Ptah. It was founded in the 31st century BCE, and despite being in ruins, the site still contains various architectural gems such as Colossus of Ramses the 2nd, Temple of Ptah, and the Pyramid of Saqqara. If you’re looking to get a first hand experience of seeing the wonderful Egyptian history in Giza, a visit to the ancient city of Memphis is a must.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: $2.06 per person

Opening Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM 

Best time to Visit: October to April, During Early Afternoon