• Giza Pyramids & Grand Egyptian Museum

    A Journey Through Ancient Wonders

  • Giza Pyramids and Great Sphinx

  • Grand Egyptian Museum

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  • Duration

    1 day

  • Location

    Giza Pyramids Complex
    The Great Sphinx & Valley Temple
    Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)

  • Price for 1 poerson

    60$

  • Price for 2 poerson or more

    35$ per person

  • Price for Child

    20$

  • 🍽 Optional Lunch

    $15 Add-on

✨ Overview

Step into the world of the Pharaohs with a full-day tour of the legendary Giza Pyramids and the state-of-the-art Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). Optional lunch is available at a local restaurant for just $15 extra.

📌 What’s Included:

  • Private air-conditioned car
  • Licensed Egyptologist tour guide
  • Bottled water during the tour
  • Optional lunch: $15 per person

🧳 What to Bring:

  • Comfortable shoes & sun protection
  • Camera or smartphone
  • Hat or scarf

🍽 Optional Lunch – $15 Add-on

  • Enjoy a delicious traditional Egyptian lunch at a local restaurant.
    Sample meal includes:
  • Grilled kofta or chicken
  • Rice & vegetables
  • Salads, tahini, and baladi bread
  • Soft drink or mineral water

> 💡 You can choose to include or skip lunch when booking.

Pick-up

Pick-up and drop-off

Mic Mic

Egyptologist

Licensed Egyptologist tour guide

Camera Camera

Sightseeing

Unforgettable Adventures Await

🏜 Highlights of the Tour
Giza Pyramids Complex
Explore the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the pyramids of Khafre & Menkaure, and take iconic photos at the panoramic viewpoint.
The Great Sphinx & Valley Temple
Discover the half-lion, half-human statue guarding the plateau and walk through the ancient temple used in mummification rituals.
Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
Enter the world’s largest archaeological museum — showcasing thousands of ancient Egyptian artifacts, including the full collection of King Tutankhamun, royal statues, and immersive digital experiences.

Giza Pyramids Complex

Giza Pyramids Complex is undeniably the highlight of any trip to Egypt. These colossal ancient structures, alongside the enigmatic Sphinx, are an enduring symbol of human ingenuity and a testament to a civilization that flourished millennia ago.

The Great Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops): The largest and oldest of the Giza pyramids, and the last remaining of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. You can pay extra to enter this pyramid (or one of the others). Inside, you’ll find narrow passages leading to chambers like the King’s Chamber and Queen’s Chamber. It can be hot, humid, and claustrophobic for some.

The Pyramid of Khafre (Chephren): The second-largest pyramid, often identifiable by the cap of original casing stone still preserved at its apex.

Solar Boat Museum (Khufu Ship Museum): Located next to the Great Pyramid, this museum houses a remarkably preserved, full-sized cedarwood ship that was meticulously reassembled from thousands of pieces. It’s believed to have been a “solar bark” or ritual vessel for the pharaoh’s journey in the afterlife.

The Great Sphinx & Valley Temple

The Great Sphinx and the Valley Temple are integral parts of the Giza Pyramids Complex, and a visit to one naturally includes the other due to their close proximity and interconnected historical significance.

The Great Sphinx: The iconic mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human (believed to be Pharaoh Khafre). It stands guard over the pyramids.

conic Figure: The Sphinx is arguably the most recognizable ancient monument in Egypt after the Pyramids themselves. This colossal statue, carved from a single block of limestone, features the body of a lion and the head of a human, believed to represent Pharaoh Khafre.

Enigma: Its original purpose and exact meaning remain subjects of debate and fascination for Egyptologists. It’s thought to be a guardian of the Giza necropolis.

Scale: Standing about 20 meters (66 ft) high and 73 meters (240 ft) long, its sheer size is impressive.

Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)

The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), also known as the Giza Museum, is an absolutely monumental addition to Egypt’s cultural landscape. Located just a stone’s throw from the Giza Pyramids, it is poised to be the largest archaeological museum in the world dedicated to a single civilization.

Colossus of Ramses II: As you enter the vast atrium, you’ll be immediately greeted by the immense 83-ton statue of Ramses II, a truly impressive sight.

The Grand Staircase: This monumental staircase is a highlight itself, showcasing large artifacts, statues, and stelae arranged chronologically, leading visitors through different periods of Egyptian history.

Main Galleries: The 12 main galleries are beautifully curated and display a vast array of artifacts, offering insights into various aspects of ancient Egyptian life, art, religion, and governance. You’ll find everything from intricate jewelry to massive sarcophagi.

Architectural Marvel: The museum building itself is a masterpiece of modern architecture, with a stunning translucent facade and thoughtful integration of light and space. One of the most striking features is a massive glass wall that frames a panoramic view of the Giza Pyramids.

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