Ptah was the most important pagan god, so you should go see the Sakkara Pyramid and Memphis. Enjoy your tours of Memphis and Sakkara, as well as many other tours of Cairo, with us. Memphis and Sakkara are about halfway between Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt.

A day trip to the Red Sea from the port of Sokhna and Ain Sokhna is the best and closest city to the Red Sea from Cairo, where you can enjoy the sun and swim in the pool or in the sea.

Visit Old Cairo and the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization on this one-of-a-kind excursion. The Fustat National Museum of Egyptian Civilization is your first destination, as this museum houses, along with royal mummies, ancient and contemporary Egyptian artifacts.

You can’t lose this chance to see one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World while also seeing some of Egypt’s most famous landmarks. You’ll get your first taste of Egypt’s pulsating spirit when you see the majestic pyramids of Giza against the blue sky and the great Sphinx, which is a symbol of mystery and excellence. Oldest step pyramid at Saqqara. You can find out what makes the red, curved pyramid so special.

You can see the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, a huge half-human, the half-lion statue that towers over Cairo, Egypt’s capital city. Before seeing Tutankhamun’s treasures at the Egyptian Museum, have a delicious lunch at a nearby restaurant. We stopped in Old Cairo, which is known for its old churches, on our way from Sokhna Port to Cairo.