1. Visit of The Great Pyramid of Khufu The Great Pyramid of King Khufu is the largest and oldest pyramid in Giza. It was built during the 4th Dynasty more than 4,500 years ago as the royal tomb of King Khufu. It is considered the only remaining wonder of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The pyramid originally stood at about 146 metres high and remained the tallest man-made structure in the world for thousands of years. During the visit, guests will learn about the construction techniques of the pyramid, the huge number of stone blocks used, as well as the internal passages, the King’s Chamber, and the incredible architectural design that still amazes scientists today.

2. Visit of Pyramid of Khafre The Pyramid of King Khafre is the second largest pyramid in Giza and is famous for still having part of its original limestone casing at the top. It appears taller than the Pyramid of Khufu because it was built on higher ground. During the visit, guests will discover the storey of King Khafre, his connection with the Great Sphinx, and learn about the funerary temples and burial rituals of Ancient Egypt.

3. Visit of Pyramid of Menkaure The Pyramid of King Menkaure is the smallest of the three main pyramids of Giza, yet it is known for its elegant design and the use of granite stones in its lower section. During the visit, guests will learn about the differences between the three pyramids and explore the secrets of Ancient Egyptian funerary architecture during the Old Kingdom period.

4. Visit of Pyramid of Queen Hetepheres and entrance inside the pyramid Queen Hetepheres was the mother of King Khufu and one of the most important queens of the Old Kingdom. During the visit, guests will learn about the storey of her tomb and the remarkable discoveries found inside, including royal furniture and precious funerary objects. Guests will also enter the pyramid to experience the inner passages and understand the royal burial traditions of Ancient Egypt.

5. Visit of the Panorama Area The Panorama Area is one of the best locations to enjoy a breathtaking view of the three pyramids together and take memorable photos in the heart of the desert. During the stop, guests will discover the layout of the entire Giza Plateau, including the queens’ pyramids and surrounding temples, while enjoying a stunning panoramic view of the site.

6. Camel Ride to visit the Nine Pyramids for 30 minutes A unique experience to enjoy the atmosphere of the desert in the traditional way of ancient travellers. Guests will ride camels through the area of the Nine Pyramids while enjoying spectacular views of the Giza Plateau. During the ride, guests will learn about the difference between the main pyramids and the smaller pyramids built for the queens, with plenty of opportunities for unforgettable photos.

7. Visit of The Great Sphinx The Great Sphinx is one of the most famous statues in the world. It was carved from a single block of limestone in the shape of a lion’s body with a human head, symbolising strength and wisdom. During the visit, guests will hear the storey of its construction, its connection to King Khafre, and the famous Dream Stele of King Thutmose IV, along with the legends and mysteries surrounding the Sphinx throughout history.

8. Lunch Break at a local restaurant Enjoy a relaxing lunch break at a carefully selected local restaurant offering a variety of delicious Egyptian and international dishes. Guests will have the opportunity to experience authentic Egyptian hospitality and taste traditional flavours in a comfortable atmosphere after exploring the Giza Plateau.