Pick up from your hotel in Cairo or in Giza at 08:00 Begin your day with a trip to Fayoum oasis, This is a historical oasis located just 100 km southwest of Cairo. The area is rich in ancient Egyptian history, natural beauty, and unique archaeological sites.
 

Start your adventure with  Hawara Pyramid, This Pyramid was built by Pharaoh Amenemhat II of the Middle Kingdom. It's one of the famous "pyramids of the Fayoum ," notable for its intricate design and the mysterious burial chamber inside.The pyramid is also famous for its proximity to a labyrinthine structure once described by Herodotus, though little remains of it today.

Then we drive to Lahun pyramid the pyramid of Pharaoh Senuseret II in El-Lahun is one of the middle kingdom Pyramids  Then you can see a 50-meter high structure covered with white limestone. Around it, a city of workers working on its creation will emerge.
 

Almost entirely made of mud brick, rather than stone. During its construction (19th - 18th centuries BC), a rock outcrop was used as the core, in which four steps were cut. It was then covered with bricks and a white limestone veneer. Unfortunately, 600 years later it was removed from the building.
 

The EL-Lahun pyramid certainly cannot compete with the Giza structures in terms of height and condition, but its architecture and construction should be seen & appreciated.On the south side of the pyramid, Senuseret II decided to build a resting place for his family. One of the tombs belonging to the ruler's daughter also served as an underground entrance to the pyramid. This is unusual because usually the entrance was located in the north face of the pyramid itself. Valuable items were found inside the Senuseret II pyramid. Although the burial chamber was looted in antiquity, a red granite sarcophagus and an alabaster sacrificial table were preserved. The tomb of one of the ruler's daughters, located south of the pyramid, also contained a surprise: the treasure of Lahun. It consisted of jewelry and toiletries, which can be seen

Kom Oshim: Kom Oshim is situated north of Qarun Lake, 70 kilometers from Cairo, and 33 kilometers from El Fayoum, a Greek-Roman town in the western desert of Egypt that was constructed by the Ptolemies in the third century BC. Kom Oshim, the greatest Greco-Roman city near El Fayoum, was known by its old name, Karanis. It underwent numerous transformations and was completely populated for almost seven centuries. In addition to a Roman bath and two temples honoring the crocodile gods, the city's ruins now house a museum with an intriguing collection of glassware, jewelry, and ceramics found on the site.

Small but displaying the architecture of the Ptolemaic Roman Empire.
 

Karanis Museum houses a vast collection of items found in the city, including glassware, ceramics, jewelry, and decorations. It also features two of the most well-known Fayoum portraits, which were painted on wood to conceal the mummy's face.
 

The northern temple is dedicated to the Roman Bath and dates to the first century. It features two modest entrance pylons and is completely uninscribed.

Southern Temple: The main temple on the south side was constructed in the first century AD and houses three chambers. It is devoted to the Crocodile God, Sobek, and numerous mummified crocodiles have been discovered at Karanis. There is also a low concealed.
 

Finally Lunch by Qarun Lake: Enjoy a delicious traditional Egyptian lunch by the shores of Qarun Lake, one of Egypt's oldest and largest lakes. The picturesque lake is surrounded by stunning desert landscapes, and dining by the water provides a peaceful and serene atmosphere to relax and enjoy your meal.