Pyramids of Giza
Pyramids of Giza
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Perhaps the most recognizable among the Seven Wonders of the World, the exact origin of these majestic pyramids continues to spark debate.
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- Trish BMaryculter, United Kingdom44 contributionsAmazing … if you are fit and healthy!Once in a lifetime experience. However, think carefully before you decide to go inside Pyramid #1. It’s very claustrophobic and the “corridors” are very narrow. Much of the climb is at 45 degree angle. Plus it’s very hot!Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 3, 2023
- MbhootAlmere, The Netherlands29 contributionsWonder from the ancient worldI guess the moment you stand in front of the great pyramid is when you realise how great it is. 1. You can get into the First and the Third pyramids. For older people, if you really want to go in, i recommend the Third one as it is a much shorter climb/descent. 2. There are 2 points from which you can take pictures of all the 9 pyramids together. To get to those points you need a ride. I recommend the camel ride (instead of the horse ride) and I recommend the higher of the 2 points. 3. You should also absolutely must see the mortuary temple of the great pyramid where the pharaoh was mummified before being proceeded to the tomb inside the pyramids. There'e these underground causeways that connect the temple with the pyramid. This temple is also right next to the Sphynx. 4.Visited October 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 6, 2023
- David RMargate, United Kingdom161 contributionsVisiting is a must if travelling to Eqypt.The feeling of history here is amazing. It's one thing to see this place on the internet and TV, but to be here stood in front of the pyramids is surreal. It's very hot as would be expected and the most important thing is to go with a licenced and reputable guide. They will ensure the many hustlers/scammers/beggars leave you alone and stop you from being extorted. Going inside the great pyramid is a must, although avoid if claustrophobic. It's literally like walking through a sauna fully clothed with some small walkways. Although there is nothing actually inside, to be able to walk through such an old piece of significant human history is amazing!Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 18, 2023
- Deborah yAdelaide, Australia263 contributionsAwesomeA truly memorable experience. Books coming to lift. We were lucky to attend in the off season. The weather was warm, not too hot. There were lots of people about but our guide told us you can hardly move about when it’s busy. The pyramids were all I expected plus more. 3! In this complex. We were free to touch and walk around. Not to climb on - for your own safety as several people have died whilst climbing. And for an extra fee go inside the small of the 3. This was not a pleasant experience. Wall to wall people going in and out on the same skinny staircase. It’s quite steep and nothing to see when inside. Other than to say I’ve been inside - hardly worth it. The government is in the process of building a rail network around the complex. When that is completed you WILL NOT be able to walk anywhere near a pyramid, all viewing photographs will be taken from the train.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 21, 2023
- LolaGo1Washington DC, District of Columbia6,630 contributionsFinally, I was able to visit it!I kept postponing my visit of this attraction after seeing many Youtube postings about scams and hazzlings here. I decided to stay in a small Guesthouse located across from this attraction and got local guide and driver through them. Entrance fee is 360 EGP or about US or about US $12:00. Note that the locations of the Pyramids and the Sphinx are quite far from each other. One can ride the camels or the horse with a buggy. In my case, we drove from one location to the other after visiting and taking photos of each location. Tips: Wear comfortable shoes, use a hat to shield your face from the hot sun, use Sun screen, drink lots of water. Stay at least 1 night in a Guest House located near the pyramids. Extend the joy of seeing the pyramids.Visited October 2023Traveled soloWritten October 22, 2023
- sbear1324Slidell, Louisiana498 contributionsAncient WondersAs part of a two week tour we visited some of the most popular tourist sites near Cairo. The Great Pyramids of Giza being one of those places. Like so many other places we have visited in the world it's hard to describe the sheer magnitude of what these ancient civilizations accomplished without the benefit of modern technology. To this very day there is no real consensus on how the pyramids were constructed but the Egyptians will tell you it was not Aliens...lol You have to see them in person to truly appreciate the size of these structures. I know many people visit during the summer months, I recommend fall/winter since the weather is cooler (still warm) and much more comfortable than the blazing heat of summer.Visited October 2023Traveled with friendsWritten November 9, 2023
- RazorfishLittle Rock, Arkansas5,284 contributionsThe Pyramids of Giza are colossalThe Pyramids of Giza are something that I’ve seen in books and magazines since I was a child. They are something that I thought I would never get to see. But my wife and I booked a two week tour of Egypt and the Nile this past December and we got it see them. They are enormous. It is hard to figure out how they were built with such precision. The Pyramids of Giza are colossal. It is a wonder of the world that I am grateful that I got to experience.Visited December 2022Traveled as a coupleWritten November 10, 2023
- Sally JDoncaster, United Kingdom33 contributionsPyramids day tripThe pyramids and spinx are amazing and definitely worth seeing while you’re in Egypt. The pyramids are huge and when you get to the entrance to pay you also have the option of paying to go inside one of them. The area around them is full of souvenir stalls and men with camels/horses trying to get you to go for a ride or take photos for you but a polite no thanks worked for us. We also went to the Egyptian museum which we enjoyed, just be prepared it’s very hot in there so take some water and something to fan yourself with. We didn’t want to do an organised group tour because they make it such an early morning and long day by adding in perfume shops etc, so we booked our own flights and then did a private tour with Naglaa Samir. She picked us up from the airport with her driver, took us to the pyramids and then to the museum and guided us round the museum. She did a great job of explaining the history of Egypt and the pyramids, and all the pieces in the museum. She also took photos for us and sent them to me.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten November 12, 2023
- Tuntun S6 contributionsTrip to Cairo and AlexandriaCairo Top Tours organized our trip. Thanks to Merit, Ramez (Tour leader), Yasser (excellent tour guide) and Ali (driver) for making our Cairo and Alexandria tours a memorable experience. My husband and I travelled to Cairo and Alexandria with peace of mind with the tour company, who took very good care of us and provided superb services. Highly recommended Cairo Top Tours for travel to Egypt.Visited November 2023Traveled with familyWritten November 17, 2023
- AprilForbesSalisbury, United Kingdom1,426 contributionsA day at the pyramids of Giza 🌞I've always wanted to visit the pyramids and, just wow, fantastic. In Giza there are only three, from a distance they look very close but in fact are not. It is an amazing experience to visit, and can even go inside if you so desire. If you have any mobility or breathing issues, I wouldn't advise visiting, as it will cause problems. Watch out for people taking photos for you, they will expect a payment. It was definitely worth it but if I'm honest I wouldn't go again; I would try for different pyramids in Eygpt.Visited November 2023Traveled with familyWritten November 22, 2023
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Ellen H
32 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
My hubby & I spent an amazing 4 hours at the Giza Pyramids, Sphynx & temple. We took a taxi from the Cairo Island area to the entrance road for 77 EP. We walked up to the site stopping for a general admission ticket of 200 EP each & an additional 100 EP each to go inside the smaller pyramid. The 400 EP to go inside the great pyramid was a bit high for our budget. We wandered around the larger pyramids & went inside the smaller one before negotiating a camel ride - 200 EP for the two of us. We rode out in to the desert for a great photo of the Pyramids & then walked all thru the workers houses/tombs at the base of the pyramids. That was so interesting!! Notice the hieroglyphics above the doors & the carvings on the walls inside. Most of the doors have metal gates keeping you out but you can still look inside. We did find one area without a closure & went down into a tomb with an empty Sarcophagus. So cool!! We wandered thru the workers area until we got to the Sphynx. We were the only ones going thru them...a great way to avoid the crowds. After finishing up that area, we walked out the gate & down the Giza way road. We took a Mirco bus for 4 EP several miles to the Giza Metro. We chose to walk about an hour to our guest house, stopping at a little local restaurant for a great meal of 1/2 chicken, 2 kinds of soup, a dish of cucumber & tomatoes & flatbread for 67 EP. A fun...fairly inexpensive way to visit the pyramids!
Written January 10, 2020
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Rudelicious
Cairo, Egypt53 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
We were a group of ten (ages 21-45) my sister and I took our kids and their friends and we had a great experience. From the horse and camel rides, to the cheesy photo options, everything was perfect. I recommend that if you plan to go, you take a guide with you that will help facilitate your experience and help to avoid being approached by people every two minutes. Negotiate a deal from the start to include photos, camel and horse rides to the panoramic view, and help you negotiate appropriate prices for souvenirs. They were all very friendly and accommodating and took photos with our telephones without incident. If you can find him, ask for “Kaboreya” he was forthcoming with prices and is worth a bit extra to guarantee that you don’t get hustled along the way.
Written January 25, 2020
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Linda Y
Frisco, TX5,698 contributions
Jan 2020
My first glimpse of the Giza pyramids was from a van. Suddenly, there they were in the distance, the tops peeking out from behind buildings in the congested Giza suburb. Finally, to see firsthand the oldest and only surviving ancient wonder of the world, inscribed a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979! My heart was racing! And soon, it was even racing more, thanks to a sunset ATV adventure that provided panoramic pyramid views from the desert side. What an amazing experience as we zipped up and down sand dunes with the pyramids as a backdrop. A few mornings later, we returned with a Gate 1 Tour and entered through the Main Gate. This was a more typical tourist experience with masses of people and buses lined up. The area is so large though, it didn’t feel crowded once we passed through security. Now we could get up close and personal with the pyramids (no climbing allowed). You really appreciate their massive size standing next to them! For a fee, you can go inside. We opted to enter the smaller tomb of Queen Hetepheres which was free and provided a similar experience. During both pyramid visits, we were under the watchful eye of experienced guides and given instructions on do’s and don’ts. If you’re prepared, the inevitable hassles won’t spoil your visit at this world wonder.
Written April 26, 2020
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endie5n6
Quezon, Philippines54 contributions
Mar 2022 • Friends
The pyramids themselves are a sight to behold! They are just as magnificent and enormous as I have imagined them to be. My breathing suddenly became constricted as were approaching the pyramids. They are absolutely majestic and they have very commanding presence. I strongly recommend for tourists to visit all the 3 pyramids in Giza as well as the ones in Saqqara, and the Sphinx.
Going inside the pyramids wasn’t really outstanding because there was nothing to see inside but the experience and challenge of going through the very low-ceilinged tunnel offers a different kind of adventure.
Camel and horseback riding, especially as the sun was setting, is an otherwordly experience.
We also had the chance to spend our dinner at a rooftop restaurant facing the pyramids so we had the chance to watch the Sound and Light Show while enjoying our local pizza and Turkish coffee.
There are lots of restaurants and souvenir shops within the vicinity of the pyramids in Giza but tourists must be vigilant about the costs and quality of the products. It will help tourists a lot if they are accompanied by a tourist guide, they are called Egyptologists and they are all licensed to provide the tour.
We were lucky to have been guided by Hamza Enany (mizatoha12@gmail.com). We met him during an official trip he provided for members of different parliaments in Asia and Africa. He was a brilliant guy! Very charming, funny and easy to get along with. We contacted him after the official tour and upon recognizing us from the previous group tour with parliamentarians, he immediately offered to take us to a tour in the area where our hotel was located, free of charge. There had been some instances when he waived his TF because he just wanted to take us around. He had such pride for the history and culture of Egypt and to be able to share them with guests from another country was his priority. He was also very attentive to our needs and was very hospitable. Highly recommended!!!
I still recommend to first time travellers to Egypt to read up on the place, watch and read reviews so that expectations are tempered and decisions are informed, especially concerning souvenir items, food and accommodation in touristic areas, and the tipping culture. At the end of the day, our decisions are our own responsibility.
Going inside the pyramids wasn’t really outstanding because there was nothing to see inside but the experience and challenge of going through the very low-ceilinged tunnel offers a different kind of adventure.
Camel and horseback riding, especially as the sun was setting, is an otherwordly experience.
We also had the chance to spend our dinner at a rooftop restaurant facing the pyramids so we had the chance to watch the Sound and Light Show while enjoying our local pizza and Turkish coffee.
There are lots of restaurants and souvenir shops within the vicinity of the pyramids in Giza but tourists must be vigilant about the costs and quality of the products. It will help tourists a lot if they are accompanied by a tourist guide, they are called Egyptologists and they are all licensed to provide the tour.
We were lucky to have been guided by Hamza Enany (mizatoha12@gmail.com). We met him during an official trip he provided for members of different parliaments in Asia and Africa. He was a brilliant guy! Very charming, funny and easy to get along with. We contacted him after the official tour and upon recognizing us from the previous group tour with parliamentarians, he immediately offered to take us to a tour in the area where our hotel was located, free of charge. There had been some instances when he waived his TF because he just wanted to take us around. He had such pride for the history and culture of Egypt and to be able to share them with guests from another country was his priority. He was also very attentive to our needs and was very hospitable. Highly recommended!!!
I still recommend to first time travellers to Egypt to read up on the place, watch and read reviews so that expectations are tempered and decisions are informed, especially concerning souvenir items, food and accommodation in touristic areas, and the tipping culture. At the end of the day, our decisions are our own responsibility.
Written April 5, 2022
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Celeste B
Johannesburg, South Africa2 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
First when we got their our Uber driver and "so called" travel guide got into a fight at the gate the guy was running after our car because the guide was trying to make money from us. Luckily the uber driver was their to assist us. Then we were looking for a ATM to withdrawal more cash on our way there it was an overflow of people wanting money from us the one guy started shouting at us because we didnt want to exchange money from him.eventually we went inside.
This was a very bad experience, The people who claims to work inside the pyramids was the whole time trying to Hustle money some way out of us they did not stop. We where robbed 400Egp from the one old guy. A group of children was following us for a while just taking picture's they did not understand when we said no. When my partner and i want to take pictures of one another in front of the pyramids they run up and smile for the camera when we Chase them they just step back one foot. Going to a place like this should be a experience and one would want to take pictures but we did not have a chance. We could see that this didnt only bother us but other tourists as well.
We did not even enjoyed to have a peaceful view at the structures because people was all over us. The only relaxing thing was the boat museum no one without a ticket could go through.
Some advice when you go, go whith a group of people and whith a professional tour guide.
This was a very bad experience, The people who claims to work inside the pyramids was the whole time trying to Hustle money some way out of us they did not stop. We where robbed 400Egp from the one old guy. A group of children was following us for a while just taking picture's they did not understand when we said no. When my partner and i want to take pictures of one another in front of the pyramids they run up and smile for the camera when we Chase them they just step back one foot. Going to a place like this should be a experience and one would want to take pictures but we did not have a chance. We could see that this didnt only bother us but other tourists as well.
We did not even enjoyed to have a peaceful view at the structures because people was all over us. The only relaxing thing was the boat museum no one without a ticket could go through.
Some advice when you go, go whith a group of people and whith a professional tour guide.
Written March 1, 2020
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Denise N
Dover, UK33 contributions
Jun 2019
At running to see them, they are always photographed as if they are in the middle of nowhere, however the city of Cairo is just the other side of the river. You could venture down into one of the pyramids but it was too hot, and it was difficult to breath as it was hotter inside than out. Too many people pushing and shoving to make it a pleasurable experience. Camel rides were on offer to go round all the pyramids and other things to see, however so.e people complained they were made to pay more money to get off the camels once the walk was kver. Lots of people selling souvenirs and they where all competing for money. I am glad I visited but was disappointed in lots of the trip.
Written February 14, 2020
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Munir D
Toronto, Canada704 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
The Pyramids in Giza, Cairo leave a lasting and vivid impression. We have almost all seen these on the list of seven wonders of the world. They arouse deep and intellectual questions on how they could be built and some of the guides do tell you that nobody knows how these were built. Some books provide details of how these could have been built by ordinary people with all the technological limitations of the modern world.
The pyramids have a vivid impression on the serenity of the desert with the sharply defined shadows they cast on the sand and with the aura of greatness and mystery they carry.
We did not enter the inside of the pyramids because our well-informed and studious guide, an Egyptologist called Bassem, suggested there was nothing special to see inside. He then took us to a place for a camel ride. He had pre-arranged the camels we were to use. The camel ride was a good experience. From the back of the camel one can see all the Pyramids at one go thereby providing a good opportunity to take photos. Photographs can even be taken prior to riding the camels.
The camel ride on the dessert sand made us feel we were in Arabia. Good experience and certainly worth the visit.
We did the Pyramids in the afternoon as in the morning part of Cairo tends to have fog.
Munir D.
The pyramids have a vivid impression on the serenity of the desert with the sharply defined shadows they cast on the sand and with the aura of greatness and mystery they carry.
We did not enter the inside of the pyramids because our well-informed and studious guide, an Egyptologist called Bassem, suggested there was nothing special to see inside. He then took us to a place for a camel ride. He had pre-arranged the camels we were to use. The camel ride was a good experience. From the back of the camel one can see all the Pyramids at one go thereby providing a good opportunity to take photos. Photographs can even be taken prior to riding the camels.
The camel ride on the dessert sand made us feel we were in Arabia. Good experience and certainly worth the visit.
We did the Pyramids in the afternoon as in the morning part of Cairo tends to have fog.
Munir D.
Written January 2, 2020
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Fi_1986
Dublin, Ireland92 contributions
Sep 2022 • Couples
Historic site ruined by everyone hassling and trying to scam you.
My husband and I visited the pyramids and from the moment we arrived we were followed and hassled.
People trying to get you to ride their camels/horses, telling you the site is so big you couldn’t possibly walk it on foot - this is not true it is possible to walk around. There were people waiting in the tombs to get money out of you, we walked into one of the tombs and looked around, a man was inside and pointed to a random wall as we walked past, we ignored him and left, he then proceeded to aggressively follow up asking for money and our constant no was falling on deaf ears, he eventually started pulling out of my husbands and my T-shirts. We had no choice but to give him money to get him to stop touching us.
We were pestered so much we eventually agreed to let one man guide us around - this was a big mistake. He had a parade of people constantly following us trying to get us to pose for pictures with camels, buy cheap hats and souvenirs, buy drinks from the man selling bottles of Coke and take a horse ride. It was exhausting constantly saying no and the man guiding us was getting more and more persistent as we said no, as we continued to say no an aggressive undertone started to come into his behaviour. At the end when we had enough we went to pay him and his attitude completely changed, he became aggressive and extremely rude to us, he demanded a huge tip and was touching my husbands wallet to see what else was in it. We gave him a tip for his time but he wasn’t happy and started questioning us on what other notes he could see in our wallet. Overall the experience of being in such a magical historical place was tarnished by the endless pestering.
If you do go, I recommend having a tour guide booked in advance who will meet you as you arrive or meet you at your hotel beforehand.
If I went again I’d hire a guide and tell them if they can keep all the people trying to hassle and scam us away and let us enjoy our visit I’d double their tip.
My husband and I have visited many big historical sites world wide where people try to sell you stuff but what we experienced at the pyramids was a whole other level.
My husband and I visited the pyramids and from the moment we arrived we were followed and hassled.
People trying to get you to ride their camels/horses, telling you the site is so big you couldn’t possibly walk it on foot - this is not true it is possible to walk around. There were people waiting in the tombs to get money out of you, we walked into one of the tombs and looked around, a man was inside and pointed to a random wall as we walked past, we ignored him and left, he then proceeded to aggressively follow up asking for money and our constant no was falling on deaf ears, he eventually started pulling out of my husbands and my T-shirts. We had no choice but to give him money to get him to stop touching us.
We were pestered so much we eventually agreed to let one man guide us around - this was a big mistake. He had a parade of people constantly following us trying to get us to pose for pictures with camels, buy cheap hats and souvenirs, buy drinks from the man selling bottles of Coke and take a horse ride. It was exhausting constantly saying no and the man guiding us was getting more and more persistent as we said no, as we continued to say no an aggressive undertone started to come into his behaviour. At the end when we had enough we went to pay him and his attitude completely changed, he became aggressive and extremely rude to us, he demanded a huge tip and was touching my husbands wallet to see what else was in it. We gave him a tip for his time but he wasn’t happy and started questioning us on what other notes he could see in our wallet. Overall the experience of being in such a magical historical place was tarnished by the endless pestering.
If you do go, I recommend having a tour guide booked in advance who will meet you as you arrive or meet you at your hotel beforehand.
If I went again I’d hire a guide and tell them if they can keep all the people trying to hassle and scam us away and let us enjoy our visit I’d double their tip.
My husband and I have visited many big historical sites world wide where people try to sell you stuff but what we experienced at the pyramids was a whole other level.
Written September 22, 2022
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Wandering Traveler
Bridgeboro, GA2,568 contributions
Feb 2019 • Solo
Beware. The Egyptian government has set fees that can be charged for camel, horse, carriage rides. It's 200 Egyptian pounds to enter the area. I cringe when I hear people pay 100's of euros that cost no where near that amount.
Written January 13, 2020
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Present Explorers
Cape Town Central, South Africa380 contributions
Feb 2020
The pyramids continue to be a mystery and standing at the foot of the pyramids was a fascinating experience. It is helpful to go with a guide, and also choose a time when there are fewer tourists. We travelled in February, their winter months (although it is still quite hot around 25C). Wear comfortable shoes, a good hat and sunglasses as the sandstorms can suddenly just arise. The pyramids do not have much of a touristy feel to it. There are camel rides on offer. The sphinx is close by and there are toilets available at exorbitant fees of 2 euros.
Written February 18, 2020
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E' meglio visitare le piramidi (e le altre attrazioni) da soli o serve una guida? Intendo se è fattibile arrivare all'ingresso in taxi e girare da soli evitando i venditori ambulanti oppure si segue una guida che sa dove muoversi. La guida in tal caso è meglio trovarla prima del viaggio oppure ci si fida delle proposte dell'hotel?
Grazie
Written October 27, 2024
Ciao, io ho visitato le piramidi con la guida ed è molto utile. Se visiti con la guida è molto comodo anche lo spostamento, perché avevo l'autista (le tre piramidi e la sfinge non sono proprio vicine, anche se è possibile farla a piedi). Consiglio inoltre la guida perché nel pacchetto giornata includono Saqqara e Menfis, molto interessanti. Poi io ho visitato il giorno dopo le piramidi, solo Giza, senza guida, ma con un autista locale che ti costerà 10/15€. Gli ambulanti sono appiccicosi e ladri, a me hanno fatto sparire 200 lire (4€) nel classico imbroglio di mano.
Written October 28, 2024
Bonjour,
y a-t-il moyen de boire un verre sur l'esplanade des pyramides ?
Merci pour l'info.
Guy
Written May 1, 2024
Where should you buy tickets? At the gate or can you buy them online in advance? (Not looking for a tour)
Thank you :)
Written February 14, 2024
I have no idea whether you can buy them online. There is a ticket officer adjacent to the entry point. Get a guide.
Written June 3, 2024
For British tourists or any foreign Nationals the ticket is approximately the equivalent of £8 or £9 per person to enter the site of the great pyramids.. it is much cheaper for locals (Egyptian price… also taking a taxi near the pyramids and go round there by car or taxi, stopping where you want to, and then proceeded in the car, the taxi should only charge you about £10 equivalent, but it’s so much more comfortable
Written February 6, 2024
للمعلومية الأهرامات تغلق ابوابها الساعه الخامسه عصرا
وأفضل وقت هو الصباح أو الساعه 12 ظهرا ليكون لديكم متسع من الوقت للاستماع
شكرا
Written September 25, 2023
Hallo, ich dachte, die öffnen erst um 10 Uhr. Wie hat man die Möglichkeit, früher "reinzukommen"? Danke für Tipps! LG
Written September 23, 2023
Buongiorno, non riesco a trovare alcuni sito ufficiale Egiziano dal quale acquistare i ticket d’ingresso ai diversi siti archeologici (es. ingresso alla piramide di Cheope, Abu Simbel ecc..)?
Qualcuno potrebbe aiutarmi a trovare un sito ufficiale governativo egiziano?
Grazie mille
Written August 27, 2023
Can anyone recommend a good tour guide? We are a family from Scotland staying in sharm el sheikh, Coral sea aqua hotel.
Written July 25, 2023
hi, if you have booked a hotel ask them directly for packages as you will get cheap ones. Scams are everywhere in Egypt. so better have a word in person and then go for it.
Written July 31, 2023
Hi! We would like to visit the INNER CHAMBER of the great pyramid. Is there any limit the number of the visitors? Do you know the entrance fee or the opening hours?
Than you for your help!!
Written June 27, 2023
Recommended to skip as there is nothing to see much in the inner chamber according to our guide. All the authentic stuff have been moved to the Great Egyptian Museum (GEM). Visit GEM instead.
Written July 6, 2023
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