Giza Pyramids – The Famous Face Of An Ancient Civilization
Listed as one of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World, the Giza Pyramids Complex and Necropolis in Egypt are well and truly the face of an Ancient Civilization.
Abu Simbel Temples – Rock Carved Temples Of Ramesses II
The Abu Simbel Temples are two exceptionally fascinating rock-cut temples constructed during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses the Great in the 13th century BCE.
Valley of the Kings – Luxor’s Ancient Valley where Kings and Nobles were Buried
The Valley of the Kings is a breathtaking sight filled with history, mystique and deep reverence. Come experience the power of the ancient kings of Egypt!
Tomb of King Tut – Egypt’s Most Loved Ancient Site By Far
Wherever you go in the world, you’re likely to find pictures and statues of Tutankhamen, so it’s hardly surprising that the tomb of King Tutankhamen is so popular
Karnak Temple – Largest Religious Site Of The Ancient World
Karnak Temple is a vast collection of religious structures dating back more than four thousand years, and it is the oldest religious site of the ancient world.
Djoser Step Pyramid – One Of Egypt’s Most Famous Tombs
Built during the 27th century BC, Djoser Step Pyramid stands in the Saqqara necropolis which is located in Memphis, the capital of the Old Kingdom.
The Grand Egyptian Museum
Welcome to Cairo’s all-new Grand Egyptian Museum and enjoy never before seen artifacts, and for the first time ever, the complete Tutankhamen collection.
Edfu Temple – One Of Egypt’s Best Preserved Ancient Temples
Edfu Temple is a Greco-Roman temple constructed during the Ptolemaic dynasty, and it is without question one of the best preserved ancient temples in Egypt.
Hatshepsut Temple: A Window into the Reign of One of Egypt’s Most Powerful Female Rulers
Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple is a mortuary temple located near the Valley of Kings, and it is today considered to be one of the great wonders of Ancient Egypt.
Philae Temple – A Relocated Ancient Temple Of Isis
Philae Temple is a well preserved ancient temple that was dedicated to the goddess Isis. It was built in 380 BC and then abandoned in the 6th century.