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Per PersonAn amazing trip to Cairo and Pyramids from Hurghada is designed specially to make everything easy and comfortable for you, so you can just focus on enjoying your journey. When you arrive, our team will be with you, taking care of every detail and your needs. You will be able to create unforgettable memories, giving you the freedom to relax, and explore the magic of Cairo at the same time.
you will enjoy this incredible experience and know that every step has been planned for your comfort. This is more than a trip, it’s a seamless and enjoyable adventure designed just for you.
Trip to Cairo and Pyramids From Hurghada
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Escape the Red Sea and dive into Egypt’s ancient heart on a memorable Trip to Cairo and Pyramids From Hurghada. This short yet enriching journey takes you from the coastal city of Hurghada to the bustling capital, where history comes alive before your eyes. Stand in awe at the Great Pyramids of Giza and the legendary Sphinx, explore the fascinating Valley Temple, and discover priceless artifacts at the Egyptian Museum, all guided by a knowledgeable Egyptologist who brings each story to life.
With comfortable transfers, a relaxing overnight stay in Cairo, and well-planned sightseeing, this trip is perfect for travelers who want to experience Egypt’s top highlights in a limited time. Enjoy authentic local cuisine, stroll through the lively Khan El Khalili Bazaar, and soak up the unique atmosphere of Cairo before returning to Hurghada with unforgettable memories of one of the world’s greatest civilizations.
Activities In The Heart Of Cairo Beside The Historical Places
Beside the historical and tourist places you can also add a difference to your trip by:
Traditional Markets and Shopping
You can try bargaining with vendors and enjoy the bustling market atmosphere in khan El Khalili.
Food and Popular Cafes
You must try popular dishes like koshari, fateh, ta’amia, and Egyptian sweets like baklava and kunafeh. Don’t miss the experience of mint tea or Arabic coffee in old cafes like Al-Fishawi cafe.
Interaction with Locals
You can also enjoy meeting craftsmen and learning about traditional crafts or watch folk music bands or small street performances.
Fun Activities Beyond Traditional Tourism
You can have Dinner in the middle of the Nile River on a Nile cruise with the special charm of the moon on the water. Attend small workshops for arts or local cooking. Participate in musical performances or folklore shows.
Tips and Personal Experiences
The best time to stroll through markets or take photos is before sunset. You can capture photos for the moon at night with city lights or during a dinner cruise.
It’s recommended to wear comfortable clothing suitable for the city’s weather, comfortable shoes for long walks, and don’t forget sunglasses and a hat to protect you from the sun.
Included and Excluded
- Pickup and drop-off from your hotel in Hurghada.
- Transportation between Hurghada and Cairo by air-conditioned vehicle or domestic flight (as per program).
- 1 night accommodation in Cairo hotel.
- All sightseeing tours as mentioned in the itinerary.
- Professional English-speaking Egyptologist guide.
- Entrance fees to all mentioned sites.
- Lunch at a local restaurant in Cairo.
- All transfers in modern air-conditioned vehicles.
- Personal expenses.
- Drinks during meals.
- Optional tours not mentioned in the program.
- Tipping (gratuities).
Highlights of the Tour
- Travel from Hurghada to Cairo in comfort by air-conditioned vehicle or flight.
- Visit the Great Pyramids of Giza and the iconic Sphinx.
- Explore the Valley Temple of Khafre.
- Discover ancient treasures at the Egyptian Museum.
- Enjoy lunch at a local Cairo restaurant.
- Experience a guided Cairo city tour with a professional Egyptologist.
- Overnight stay at a Cairo hotel.
- Visit Khan El Khalili Bazaar for shopping and local culture.
- Comfortable transfers and expert-guided sightseeing throughout the trip.
Tour Itinerary
In the early morning check out from your hotel in Hurghada, join your tour guide by A/C vehicles to Cairo, then head to visit:
Giza pyramids:
The pyramids were built in this pyramidal shape, which was connected to the idea of the universe creation among the ancient Egyptians, to help the deceased's soul reach the heavens with the god Ra.The Great Pyramid of Giza, “Khufu pyramid”:
It was built as a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu of the Fourth Dynasty and took 20 years to complete. The construction of the Great Pyramid is a major cultural transformation in the history of ancient Egypt.The Great Sphinx:
The Great Sphinx is the oldest monumental sculpture known in Egypt and one of the most famous statues in the world. Archaeological evidence indicates that it was created by the ancient Egyptians during the Old Kingdom period, during the reign of Pharaoh Khafre, It is carved from limestone, depicting a mythical creature with a human head and a lion's body in a reclining position.The Valley Temple:
The Valley Temple of Khafre is a very old temple in Egypt, built around 2570 BCE. It was an important place for ceremonies when a pharaoh died. The temple was the starting point for the pharaoh's journey to the afterlife. This temple is special because it's still in good condition, even though it's so old. It was built with big limestone blocks and covered in polished granite. This has helped it survive for thousands of years, making it one of the best-preserved structures from ancient Egypt.Lunch time:
The lunch will be served at one of the most famous restaurants in this era.The Grand Egyptian Museum:
Grand Egyptian museum has a huge collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts, with over 100,000 pieces. This includes the famous King Tutankhamun collection, which has 5,398 pieces and takes up a big space in the museum. After that our tour guide will accompany you to check in a 5* hotel for your night.- Meals: Lunch.
- Overnight: Cairo hotel.
After your breakfast you will check out the hotel and join your tour guide to visit Cairo highlights such as:
The Citadel of Saladin:
The Citadel of Saladin in Cairo is one of the most amazing military fortresses built in the Middle Ages. forming a natural barrier between the two cities. The citadel has witnessed many historical events, including the Ayyubid and Mamluk periods, the French campaign on Egypt in 1798, and the rule of Muhammad Ali Pasha, who restored its glory.The Mosque of Muhammad Ali:
The Mosque of Muhammad Ali is a famous historical mosque in Cairo. It was built by Muhammad Ali Pasha, inspired by the Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul. It's often referred to as the Mosque of Marble due to the extensive use of marble in its construction.Al-Mu'izz Street
Al-Mu'izz Street is the main street in Old Cairo, built to be an open-air museum of Islamic architecture and heritage. During the Mamluk period, the street became a hub of economic and cultural activities, filled with religious, educational, medical, commercial, and residential buildings. Today, the street is home to many important Islamic monuments in Egypt.Khan El-Khalili:
Khan El-Khalili is one of Egypt's most important tourist areas. It's known for its narrow streets, bazaars, shops, and traditional restaurants. The area inspired many Egyptian writers, like Naguib Mahfouz, who wrote a novel called "Khan el-Khalili". During your visit, you can see old mashrabiyas and beautiful sabils decorated with copper. The streets are crowded, and vendors greet visitors with phrases like "Egypt is shining" and "come take a look".Lunch Time:
The lunch will be at Al-Fishawi Cafe, one of the most famous local restaurants at khan elkhalili After lunch you will head with your tour guide to visit the coptic Cairo where you will explore:The Hanging Church:
The Hanging Church is named by this name because it was built on two towers of the old Roman fortress (Babylon Fortress) in the 2nd century AD. It's one of the oldest churches in Egypt. At the end of the day you will be transferred to go back to Hurghada where you will check in the hotel and spend your night there.- Meals: Breakfast - Lunch.
- Overnight: Hurghada.
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Frequently Asked & Questions
It is preferable to go on a trip to Cairo and pyramids from Hurghada in the winter because of the wild weather .
There are various activities you can do in Cairo such as exploring:
Traditional Markets and Shopping
Khan el-Khalili, copperware markets, watches, and handicrafts. You can try bargaining with vendors and enjoy the bustling market atmosphere.
experience Food and Popular Cafes
Try popular dishes like koshari, fateh, ta'amia, and sweets like baklava and kunafeh. Don't miss the experience of mint tea or Arabic coffee in old cafes like Al-Fishawi.
Interaction with Locals
Meet craftsmen and learn about traditional crafts. Watch folk music bands or small street performances.
Fun Activities Beyond Traditional Tourism
Dinner in the middle of the Nile River on a Nile cruise with the special charm of the moon on the water. Attend small workshops for arts or local cooking. Participate in musical performances or folklore shows.
The best time to stroll through markets or take photos is before sunset. You can capture moon photos at night with city lights or during a dinner cruise.
It's recommended to wear comfortable clothing suitable for the city's weather, comfortable shoes for long walks, and don't forget sunglasses and a hat to protect you from the sun.
The Citadel of Saladin in Cairo is one of the most magnificent military fortresses built in the Middle Ages. Its location is strategically important, providing defensive significance as it overlooks the cities of Cairo and Fustat, forming a natural barrier between the two cities.
This location also allows for communication between the citadel and the city during a siege, making it the last stronghold in case the city falls to the enemy.
The Grand Egyptian Museum idea started in the 1990s when Farouk Hosni was the Minister of Culture. He wanted a new museum because the old one in Tahrir Square was too small and not modern.
In 1992, the government decided to build a new museum, and in 2002, they laid the foundation stone. Construction started in 2005.
The construction of the pyramid dates back to around 2560 BC, where it was built as a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu of the Fourth Dynasty and took 20 years to complete. The construction of the Great Pyramid is a major cultural leap in the history of ancient Egypt. Khufu was influenced by his father, King Sneferu, in building his pyramid; after his death, Khufu became the ruling god on earth, and it became necessary for him to think about building his tomb, which is considered the first national project in ancient Egypt, in which professional workers from all over Egypt participated. The Great Pyramid remained at its original height of 146.5 meters, the tallest man-made structure on earth for over 3,800 years.
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