Exceptional Tour To Inside Giza Pyramids & The Grand Egyptian Museum (Hidden Gems)

Our private Egyptologist English-speaking guide will meet you at your hotel to accompany you by air-conditioned car to visit the Giza Pyramids, which are the eternal resting places of the pharaohs of the 4th dynasty (2550 B.C.).

Giza pyramids

One of the most mysterious seven wonders of the ancient world (and the only one that still exists.)

-Pyramid of Cheops: (You will visit it from inside)

The construction of the pyramid dates from approximately the year 2560 BC, when it was built as a tomb for the pharaoh khufu, and its construction continued over a period of 20 years. You’ll visit it from inside and you’ll see also the King’s Chamber and the Grand Gallery.

-Pyramid of Khafre

It is one of the pyramids of Giza in Egypt. It is built by King Khafre. Lower in height than his father’s pyramid (Khufu), it is built on an area of 215 square meters and has two entrances on the northern side. It retains some of its outer covering at the top.

-Pyramid of Menkaure

it is the smallest of the three main pyramids of the Giza pyramid complex located on the Giza plateau in the southwestern suburbs of Cairo, Egypt. It is believed to have been built to serve as a tomb for the Egyptian pharaoh Mykarenus.

Giza Plateau

Explore the most famous sightseeing in the world, the Giza pyramids! In this sightseeing, you will learn a lot of stories and secrets about the pyramids from our specialist archeologist tour guide. In this sightseeing, you will visit nine pyramids, three of them belonging to the kings of the 4th dynasty, in addition to 6 smaller pyramids belonging to the queens of ancient Egypt.

Then move to visit Great Sphinx

After visiting the pyramids of Giza, you will visit the Valley temple of King Khafre, which was built to mummify his body after death. The Valley temple of king Khafre is attached to the great sphinx, which belongs to the same king. The statue of the sphinx has the head of king Khafre and the body of the lion to guard his pyramid.

The Great Sphinx Which is known in Arabic as Abu Al Hol (Father of Terror), the ancient Greeks dubbed this sculpture of a man with the haunches of a lion the Sphinx because it resembled their mythical winged monster who set riddles and killed anyone unable to answer them. A geological survey has shown that it was most likely carved from the bedrock at the bottom of the causeway during Khafre’s reign, so it probably portrays his features.

Our professional Egyptologist tour guide will tell you a lot of stories and secrets about the Valley temple and about the Great Sphinx.

Then to visit the unique Workers’ Village & Cemetery:

Step back in time and explore the world of the ancient Egyptians who built the Great Pyramids. Visit the well-preserved Workers’ Village & Cemetery, a testament to their ingenuity and dedication.

Here, you will uncover the secrets of their daily lives, from their housing and diet to their advanced engineering techniques. Explore the remnants of their homes, workshops, and communal areas. Imagine the activity that once filled this ancient settlement as thousands of workers toiled to create one of the world’s greatest wonders.

The Panorama Point:

Climb to the Panorama Point for a breathtaking panoramic view of the Giza Pyramids and the surrounding desert. Also capture stunning photos and appreciate the scale of these ancient wonders.

The Sphinx Temple:

Visit the Sphinx Temple from outside, a lesser-known temple complex located between the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx.

Then move to: The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) Complex:

Explore restricted areas, witness the awe-inspiring Hanging Obelisk, and marvel at the colossal Ramses II Statue. Gain insights into the museum’s intricate design and the painstaking efforts behind its construction.

Trial Phase Tour:

Grand Hall:
Step into the heart of the museum, a magnificent space showcasing Egypt’s ancient history.

Royal Regalia Gallery:
Admire the opulent jewelry, crowns, and other royal artifacts worn by Eypt’s pharaohs.

Grand Staircase:
This impressive staircase is a masterpiece of architectural design. The first section will focus on portraying how the King/God was sculptured during the ancient Egyptian Era.

The second section will focus on the role of the king’s priestly duties,

The third with the king’s role as intermediary with the gods.

The fourth concerns the funerary rituals associated with a royal burial.

The royal pyramids in Giza will be visible outside a panoramic window in the upper part of the “Great Staircase” to reflect the image of eternal royalty.

In addition, you will visit the 10 Statues of Senusert I:
Marvel at the imposing statues of Senusert I, a powerful pharaoh of the 12th Dynasty. These life-size statues offer a glimpse into the grandeur and authority of this influential ruler.

Victory Columns:
The grandeur of these ancient monuments, once erected to commemorate victories.

Ptolemaic King and Queen:
This gallery focuses on the Ptolemaic Dynasty, a period of Greek rule over Egypt. These statues were often submerged underwater for centuries before being discovered and meticulously restored. Visitors can see artifacts related to the Ptolemaic rulers, including their portraits, statues, and jewelry.

Hanging Obelisk:
The engineering marvel of a massive obelisk suspended from the ceiling.

Ramses II Statue:
Explore the colossal statue of one of Egypt’s most famous pharaohs.

Commercial Boulevard:
Where you can explore shops, workshops, and other commercial activities.

12 Main Galleries:

These galleries offer a comprehensive overview of ancient Egyptian civilization, from the prehistoric era to the Greco-Roman period. Visitors can expect to see a vast array of artifacts, including:

• Mummies and Sarcophagi: The intricate craftsmanship and funerary rituals of ancient Egyptians. Witness the well-preserved mummies of pharaohs, queens, and nobles, each encased in their unique sarcophagi.
• Jewelry and Gold: The exquisite jewelry and gold artifacts worn by pharaohs and nobility. Discover the intricate designs, precious stones, and delicate craftsmanship of these pieces.
• Statues and Sculptures: The artistic mastery of ancient Egyptian sculptors, from colossal statues of pharaohs to delicate figurines depicting gods, goddesses, and everyday life.
• Papyri and Hieroglyphics: The ancient Egyptian writing system and the stories it tells. Explore the intricate hieroglyphic inscriptions on papyrus scrolls, tomb walls, and other artifacts.
• Tools and Weapons: The tools and weapons used by ancient Egyptians in daily life and warfare. The advanced technology and engineering skills of this ancient civilization.

Interactive Experiences:
Engage with immersive exhibits and interactive displays that bring ancient Egypt to life.

Exterior Gardens:
Conclude your visit by strolling through the serene gardens, taking in the stunning views of the museum and the surrounding landscape.

Finally return safely to your Cairo hotel.