4 Days Affordable Tour Around Cairo Wonders

Once you finish your tasty breakfast at our hotel, you will be transferred by a modern vehicle and join your tour guide from your hotel to explore one of the seventh wonders of the world:

Giza Pyramids Complex

The Giza Pyramid Complex is a wonder of artistry that demonstrates the glory of the ancient Egyptians which was the most advanced civilization of their time. These pyramids have survived for thousands of years, and they defy nature. No other monuments can match the grandeur of the Giza Pyramid Complex as they are the epitome of human achievement, you will be amazed by the creativity of the pharaohs who ruled over the land of the Nile River.

The Great Pyramid of Giza

The Great Pyramid of Giza was built by the ancient Egyptian king Khufu and was the tallest human-made structure in the world for more than three millennia, until the construction of the Eiffel Tower in France in 1889. The pyramid is made of over two million blocks of stone, some of which weigh up to 80 tons and were transported from hundreds of miles away. The Great Pyramid has a complex system of chambers and passages inside, some of which are still unexplored, and its descending corridor leads to unfinished hidden chambers while an ascending corridor branches off to a passage that connects to the Chamber of the Queen.

The Great Sphinx

The Great Sphinx is aligned from west to east, and it faces the rising sun and guards the pyramids of Giza which were the burial places of the ancient pharaohs. The Great Sphinx of Giza is about 73 meters long and 20 meters long, and it is believed that the statue was built during the 4th dynasty in 2500 BC by King Khafre whose face is carved on the statue. The sphinx was a common motif in ancient Egyptian mythology, as it symbolizes power and protection. The purpose and meaning of the Great Sphinx remain a mystery as there is no written evidence from the time of its construction.

The Valley Temple

The Valley Temple of Khafre was built as a sacred site for the rituals of mummification of King Khafre and his family. The Valley Temple is situated next to the pyramid which Khafre built during his rule in the fourth dynasty. The Valley Temple of Khafre demonstrates the greatness of the fourth dynasty in the history of Egypt. The temple is also linked to the Great Sphinx by a causeway which is a magnificent monument of the legacy of Khafre.

Lunch Meal

You will then have your tasty lunch at a Pyramids / Nile view restaurant, and after that, you will head to visit:

Saqqara Step Pyramid

Saqqara Step Pyramid is a wonderful achievement of ancient Egyptian architecture, it was designed by the brilliant Imhotep as a sacred site for King Djoser. The pyramid is the first of its kind, and it is the earliest example of a colossal stone building in Egypt. The complex contains temples, shrines, courtyards, statues, and underground chambers and most of them have the T-shaped temple, the Heb Sed court, the serdab, and the south tomb which may have been used for the burial of the ka (Spirit) of the King.

Memphis City

The Ancient City of Memphis was founded by King Menes around 2925 BC and was the first capital of Egypt. Memphis was the center of political and religious power in Egypt and the whole world during the Early Dynastic Period and the Old Kingdom. Ptah was the god of Memphis “the creator of the universe” and the god of craftsmen, his beautiful temple was one of the most important structures in the city. Memphis remained an important city throughout ancient Egyptian history until it lost its economic and religious significance in late antiquity.

Overnight

After enjoying your day, you will be transferred to our hotel for an overnight stay.

Continue your third day to Cairo where you will enjoy a delicious breakfast at your hotel before heading to explore the City of Minarets and discover some of its most amazing attractions starting by:

The Egyptian Museum

The Egyptian Museum was established in 1901 to demonstrate the artifacts and monuments that tell the story of this ancient. The Museum is the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, and it contains over 150,000 items from the Predynastic Period to the Graeco-Roman Era. The museum is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Egypt and a historical site to visit.

The Hanging Church

The Hanging Church is one of the most breathtaking sights in Cairo, it is also known as the Saint Virgin Mary’s Coptic Orthodox Church. This beautiful church is one of the oldest churches in Egypt as it dates back to the 7th century or earlier. The Church was called the Hanging Church because it was built over the gatehouse of a Roman fortress which is now buried under the ground. The two pillars of the Roman gatehouse used to be seen under the church, but now the pillars are hidden.

Lunch Meal

You will have your delicious lunch at a local restaurant before visiting:

Khan El-Khalili Bazaar

Khan El Khalili market is located in the center of Old Cairo, it is a huge mix of old and new, and you can enjoy it from amazing Islamic buildings that are hundreds of years old to low-cost Ramadan lanterns that were made in Egypt with the face of Mo Salah on them. This amazing place is for tourists, however, most of the customers of Khan El Khalili are Egyptians, so the market is lively at any time of the day or night, and in any season.

Al-Muizz Street

Al-Muizz Street stretches from the southern gate of Bab Zuweila to the northern gate of Bab Al-Futuh, this street is an important attraction for the Islamic civilization of Egypt. There are many monuments to witness in this historical place, as well as thousands of artisans who produce goods for sale in Khan Al-Khalili. No trip to Cairo will be complete without walking this street and exploring the ancient shops of Khan Al-Khalili.

Overnight

Then you will be transferred to our hotel for an overnight stay in Cairo.

After having your delicious breakfast at the hotel, you will pack your bags and will be taken to Cairo International Airport, where you will catch your flight and head back to your home.