Trace the incredible evolution of pyramid building on a private guided tour to Giza, Sakkara, and Dahshur. Begin at the Giza Plateau, home to the Great Pyramid and the iconic Sphinx, then travel to Sakkara to see the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the world’s first large-scale stone structure. Continue to Dahshur, where the unusual Bent Pyramid and the elegant Red Pyramid reveal the architectural experiments that paved the way for Giza. With a private Egyptologist guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and the flexibility to explore at your own pace, this experience connects Egypt’s most important pyramid sites in a single unforgettable day.
Pickup is available from all hotels in Giza and central Cairo. Please be ready in your hotel lobby 15–30 minutes before departure. Our guide will meet you holding a Kemet Experience sign. For airport pickup or hotels outside central Cairo, additional charges may apply.
Visit the the Pyramids of Giza- largest and most recognizable pyramid structures in the world. They were built to honor certain Pharaohs of the fourth ruling dynasty of Egypt during a period known as the Old Kingdom. The Old Kingdom was the first great era of Egyptian civilization and lasted from 2686 to 2181 BCE.
See the Sakkara which has the Pyramid of Djoser (or Zoser), or Step Pyramid. Saqqara was the principal necropolis for the ancient city of Memphis where, from Dynasty I onwards, the Egyptian elite built their tombs. The area is best known today as being the site of the first stone pyramid, built for a king of Dynasty III . The pyramid has been attributed to the King Djoser since the New Kingdom of ancient Egypt.
Witness Dahshur, where the ‘Bent Pyramid’ & ‘Red Pyramid’ are located. Snefru built two large pyramids at Dahshur. His first, known as the ‘Bent Pyramid’, is situated to the south of the necropolis while his second monument at Dahshur is about 4km to the north and known as the ‘Red Pyramid’. The monument whose ancient name was probably ‘Snefru Shines’ was to be Snefru’s third attempt at pyramid construction (including Meidum).
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