The Great Pyramid of Cheops, also known as the Pyramid of Khufu, is the largest and most impressive of the three pyramids on the Giza Plateau. Standing at 146 metres (480 feet), it was the tallest man-made structure in the world for over 4,500 years. Built as a tomb for the Pharaoh Khufu, it is a testament to ancient Egyptian engineering and precision. The pyramid originally was covered with a fine thick layer of limestone casing, reflecting sunlight and giving it a brilliant appearance. Inside, it houses the King’s Chamber, containing a sarcophagus, and an intricate network of passages and chambers. The Great Pyramid remains an enduring symbol of ancient Egypt’s architectural marvels, drawing visitors from around the world to marvel at its scale and historical significance. (Please note that entering the pyramid from inside require special ticket, we are glad to assist to get your ticket).

After, you will pass by the Second highest pyramid in the complex is dedicated to king Chefren or Khafre, he is the son of king Khufu, (the builder of the Great Pyramid), That Pyramid is the only one still has the outer casing on the top of it. (Please note that entering the pyramids from inside requires a special ticket, your guide will be happy to assist).

Pass by the third pyramids for king Mycurnes, the grand son of king Cheops. The panoramic view of the Pyramids offers a breathtaking perspective of Giza’s ancient wonders, where all three monumental pyramids—Cheops, Khafre, and Menkaure—stand with another three small pyramids for the queens. From this vantage point, you can appreciate their impressive scale and alignment. For a truly unforgettable experience, optional for a camel ride, which provides a unique, close-up view of the pyramids while adding an authentic touch to your journey. The ride is around 20 minutes, lets you soak in the panoramic vista from the plateau, where you can capture stunning photos with the majestic pyramids in the background. Whether on foot or atop a camel, this spot offers one of the most iconic and picturesque views in Egypt.

The Great Sphinx is one of the most recognisable symbols of ancient Egypt and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The statue measures about 73 metres (240 feet) in length and stands approximately 20 metres (66 feet) tall. It is believed to have been built by king Khafre, around 2600 BC, making it one of the oldest known monumental sculptures in Egypt. The Sphinx is carved out of a single ridge of limestone, and its features are believed to represent the Pharaoh's facial characteristics. While now mostly bare limestone, historical evidence suggests that the Sphinx was once painted in vibrant colours. Visit the Valley temple of King Khafre, this place where they do mummification and purification process, they preserve their big jars carrying pure oils used for purification, and they used the sacred pure oils to help the pharaohs to be reborn and join the afterlife. You will have enough time to take the pictures, your tour guide will assist you, they are expert photographers too.

Celebrate an evening in Cairo with a glittering 2-hour dinner cruise along the iconic Nile River. Later, you will embark on our elegant Nile cruise boat, and soak up the sparkling city lights, delicious food and live entertainment as you glide along the beautiful Nile. Enjoy the buffet dinner, salad bar and the Egyptian desserts, listen to tunes from the house band; and enjoy an after-dinner folklore show featuring sequined belly dancers and spinning ‘Tanoura’ artistes performing to foot-tapping folklore music. Then, we will drive you back to your hotel.