Giza Plateau

One pyramid is amazing, a plateau with three enormous pyramids definitely qualifies as a world wonder even in their crumbling state.

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Great Pyramid of Khufu

The largest of the pyramids on the plateau belongs to Khufu (Cheops). It is the last remaining Wonder of the Ancient World. And a wonder it is.

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Mastaba of Khasekhemwy

The mastabas, an early form of burial that was usually a squarish, mud-brick structure over a subterranean burial chamber, are ruinous. They look like nothing more than piles of rock and sand.

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Fayoum Oasis

The fayoum is the largest oasis in Egypt, and is a popular spot for Egyptians hoping to escape the crowded city. Most of the activity is centered on Lake Qarun, a surprisingly huge lake for a desert oasis.

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Pyramid of Maidum

The Pyramid of Maidum is interesting because of the unique role it plays in the history of pyramid building — it marks the intermediary step between the Step Pyramid of Djoser and the true pyramids

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Seila Step Pyramid

A small cult pyramid built by Huni in the 3rd Dynasty that no one ever asks to see…so we set off into the desert and tried to find it

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Cairo

Cairo is…amazing, enormous, bustling, beautiful. Cairo is an enormous city, housing some 17 million people. Historic and vibrant, it’s a fascinating city to visit.

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Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, Cairo

A fascinating, overwhelming, incredible place — don’t expect sparse, carefully labeled and curated collections. It’s huge, dusty, disorganized, and full of treasures.

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Coptic Cairo

In the southern part of the modern city of Cairo, is the Old City — a bastion of coptic christianity settled in the are of the old City of Babylon

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