Private tour to the Pyramids of Giza &The sphinx

Your tour guide will meet you at your hotel in Cairo or Giza at 8:00 am for your private day tour to the Pyramids of Giza. You will start by exploring Great pyramid of Giza of Giza-Cheops-,. This is the largest of the three pyramids and one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.After that

We head to visit Pyramid of Khafre, also known as Chephren, is the middle pyramid among the three Ancient Egyptian Pyramids of Giza. It is the second tallest and second largest of the three. This pyramid is unique because it still has some of its original outer casing at the top. It serves as the tomb for Pharaoh Khafre, who ruled during the Fourth Dynasty around 2558 to 2532 BC.
  
After exploring Pyramid of Khafre, head to the Pyramid of Menkaure. Menkaure's pyramid complex was the last of the major pyramids built on the Giza Plateau , and was completed around 2510 BC,. It was built to serve as the tomb of the Fourth Dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh Menkaure, who succeeded his father Khafre to the throne.

Then drive to Panoramic Area with amazing view to the 3 Pyramids .

Then visit The Great Sphinx of Giza is a huge limestone statue of a lying sphinx found in Giza, Egypt. It probably comes from the time of King Khafre, around 2575 to 2465 BCE, and shows his face. This statue is one of the most famous sites in Egypt and is considered the most recognized example of sphinx art.
After that Visiting the Valley Temple in the Giza region Where is its purpose was used for mummification ceremonies. The body of the Pharaoh would be brought here from the pyramid, where it would undergo purification and embalming processes before being placed in the tomb.

An optional tours

The Tomb of Mars Ankh:
Visit the Mars Ankh Tomb, a significant tomb from the ancient Egyptian era, where you can explore the rich history and artistry of the time. Queen Meresankh III was the daughter of Hetepheres II, who was the Queen during the IV Dynasty (2723 to 2563 BC). She was also the daughter of Prince Kawab and the granddaughter of Khufu, the King of the IV Dynasty in the Old Kingdom. Meresankh was married to Khafre, the fourth king of the Fourth Dynasty. She passed away shortly after Khafre's reign ended and was laid to rest in a Mastaba located in the Giza Necropolis (G7530). Inscriptions on both sides of her tomb's entrance indicate that her burial took place 272 days after her death.

Labor Tombs:
Next, make your way to the Labor Tombs. These tombs offer insight into the lives of workers who helped build the pyramids, providing a unique perspective on the ancient workforce.

-Entering the Great pyramid of Giza is a unique experience! Here's a simplified version of what it’s like:

The Entrance: You’ll climb a small set of stairs to reach the entrance on the north side of the pyramid.
The Passage: Once inside, you walk down a narrow, sloping passageway. It's a bit low, so you may need to crouch.
The Grand Gallery: The passage leads to a large, steep corridor called the Grand Gallery. It’s tall and impressive.
The King’s Chamber: At the end of the Grand Gallery, you'll reach the King’s Chamber, where you’ll find a sarcophagus. The chamber is made of large stones, and it's dark and quiet inside.
-Entering the Pyramid of Menkaure is a similar experience to the other pyramids, though smaller in scale. Here’s what you can expect in simple terms:

The Entrance: The entrance is on the north side of the pyramid. It’s a little lower than the Great Pyramid's entrance, and you'll need to climb a small set of steps to get to it.
The Passage: Once inside, you walk through a narrow, sloping passageway, which is low, so you’ll need to bend down a bit.
The Burial Chamber: The passage leads to a small, plain chamber, where there is a sarcophagus. It’s less grand than the King’s Chamber in the Great Pyramid but still impressive.
The Atmosphere: It’s quiet and dark inside, with just a few small air vents, so a flashlight is useful.
-Lunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge:
After the pyramid visits, You have an option to  enjoy a delightful lunch at the 9 Pyramids Lounge, offering stunning views of the pyramids while you savor delicious Egyptian cuisine.