2025 Kafr Nassar Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

The Grand Egyptian Museum houses a vast collection of Egypt's precious artifacts, offering a comprehensive showcase of ancient Egyptian culture and attracting global visitors with its profound cultural heritage to explore the mysteries of this civilization. 1. **Innovative Architectural Design**: A dialogue with nature and history. Designed by Chinese-American architect Shih-Fu Peng, the museum is situated in the transitional zone between the Giza Plateau and the Nile Valley. Leveraging a 50-meter elevation difference, it features a distinct radial structure. The roof height gradually decreases toward the pyramids, avoiding visual competition while harmonizing with the landscape. 2. **Sustainable Materials & Structure**: The facade combines transparent glass and stone, reflecting desert sunlight by day and creating a visual connection with the pyramids through lighting at night. Natural ventilation and lighting reduce energy consumption. 3. **Holographic Projections & Interactive Archaeology Theater**: The museum uses holographic technology to recreate the excavation scene of Tutankhamun’s tomb. Visitors can "touch" virtual artifacts and participate in AI-guided archaeological simulations. 4. **Nano-Level Environmental Control**: Display cases are equipped with nano-sensors to regulate temperature and humidity in real time, extending artifact preservation by 50%. 5. **Education & Global Impact**: The children’s museum and high-tech interactive zones offer engaging learning experiences, such as deciphering hieroglyphs through AR puzzle games. Egypt’s Prime Minister calls it "a gift to the world," aiming to become a hub for global cultural dialogue.

Tucked away at the foot of the Pyramids of Giza, Mena House Marriott is a hidden gem that blends luxury, history, and breathtaking views. Originally built as a royal hunting lodge in 1869, this iconic hotel has hosted dignitaries, celebrities, and world leaders, offering a one-of-a-kind stay steeped in history. What makes Mena House truly special is its unmatched proximity to the pyramids—many rooms and terraces offer direct views of these ancient wonders, creating an experience like no other. Waking up to the sight of the Great Pyramid of Khufu from your balcony is a moment that few hotels in the world can offer. The hotel itself is a masterpiece of Arabian and Moorish architecture, featuring hand-carved woodwork, intricate brass lanterns, and rich tapestries that transport guests to a bygone era. The lush gardens, palm trees, and elegant courtyards provide a peaceful retreat from the bustling city, making it an oasis of tranquility. Mena House is also home to exquisite dining experiences, including an outdoor terrace where guests can enjoy authentic Egyptian cuisine while gazing at the pyramids. The hotel’s historical charm, combined with modern five-star amenities, ensures a perfect blend of past and present. For travelers seeking a unique and luxurious stay in Cairo, Mena House Marriott is a hidden gem that offers not just a hotel experience, but a journey into the heart of Egypt’s rich history, all while enjoying world-class comfort and service. #ancienttownvibes

Hey guys! Here's a 4-day Egypt itinerary! This super practical itinerary will take you on a tour of mysterious Egypt. Save it now! -------- 🌟 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Cairo -> Explore Old Cairo -> Check in to a luxury hotel Arrive in Cairo and start your Egypt trip. In the afternoon, explore Old Cairo and experience the charm of ancient Egypt. Check in to a luxury hotel and enjoy a comfortable rest. Day 2: Giza Pyramids -> Great Sphinx of Giza -> Egyptian Museum -> Khan el-Khalili Visit the spectacular Giza Pyramids and experience the shock of ancient civilization. Next, visit the mysterious Great Sphinx of Giza and learn about ancient Egyptian mythology. Then, head to the Egyptian Museum and explore precious cultural relics. Finally, visit the bustling Khan el-Khalili and experience the local lifestyle. Day 3: Pompey's Pillar -> Citadel of Qaitbay -> Bibliotheca Alexandrina -> Montaza Palace First, visit the historic Pompey's Pillar and admire the ruins of ancient Rome. Then, head to the Citadel of Qaitbay and experience the romantic Mediterranean style. Next, visit the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and immerse yourself in the ocean of knowledge. Finally, visit the magnificent Montaza Palace and experience the royal luxury. Day 4: Grand Egyptian Museum Spend the whole day exploring the Grand Egyptian Museum and discover the ancient Egyptian civilization. The museum houses many precious cultural relics, allowing you to appreciate the glorious history of ancient Egypt. The end of this day also marks the end of your Egypt trip. -------- Tips: 1. The exchange rate of the Egyptian pound fluctuates. It's recommended to exchange currency locally for a better rate. 💰 2. Egypt is cool in the morning and evening and warm at noon in February. Remember to bring a light jacket and sunscreen! ☀️ 3. Egypt is 6 hours behind Beijing. Adjust to the time difference and enjoy your time abroad! 🕰️ 4. Cairo Airport has convenient transportation. You can choose between buses and taxis to easily get to the city! 🚖 -------- On your Egypt trip, experience the mystery and history of thousands of years. May every step you take be on the land of stories, leaving unforgettable memories!

On October 10, local time, Egyptian Prime Minister Madbouly issued an important statement, announcing that the Grand Egyptian Museum would begin trial operations of some halls on October 16👏👏👏 This large museum is about 2 kilometers away from the Giza Pyramids. It took 20 years and nearly 100 million US dollars to build. It is known as the "Fourth Pyramid" The museum looks like a chamfered triangle on the floor plan. The north and south walls of the museum and the three axes of the central hall extend radially, aligning with the pyramids of Khufu, Hafu and Menkaure, reflecting the unlimited continuation of ancient Egyptian civilization. 📝At the entrance of the museum, the three words "museum" written in Chinese, English and Arabic are engraved on the Egyptian red sandstone In the center of the venue, the most eye-catching thing is the 3,200-year-old statue of Ramses II. Every February 21st, ☀️the sun shines through the opening in the museum wall and shines on the statue of Ramses II. Here, visitors can appreciate more than 220,000 works of art and cultural relics, the most attractive of which are Tutankhamun’s funerary objects and his legendary golden mask. The profound historical heritage and richness of culture are perfectly reflected here. ✅ Children who have been looking forward to the Grand Egyptian Museum for a long time! Set a time in advance to go! 🥳The peak season in Egypt is coming soon~ Air tickets, wine tickets, and stores are all in demand~ Whether you are traveling independently or with a group, you must prepare as early as possible❗ 🔴About the Grand Egyptian Museum ✔️Opening hours: 8:30-18:00 ✔️Tickets: 1,200 Egyptian pounds (adults), 600 Egyptian pounds (students & children), children under four years old are free 🆓, 🉑 buy tickets on site ✔️Last ​​ticket purchase time: 16:00 ⚠️Visit tips 🔺No food or drinks are allowed inside 🔺You can exchange your passport for free translation headphones at the service desk at the door 🔺The ticket corresponds to the time of visiting the Tutankhamun Exhibition Hall. Save the ticket. You need to swipe the QR code on the ticket when entering🐴

Explore the Grand Egyptian Museum The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), also known as the Giza Museum, is a museum under construction in Egypt, located near the Giza Pyramids. It is planned to be the largest archaeological museum in the world. The museum is about 2 km from the Giza Pyramids and covers an area of 480,000 square meters. It is part of the overall planning of the Giza Plateau. In the future, it will display 50,000 exhibits, including the mask of Tutankhamun. The construction of the museum was completed by a joint venture between the Belgian company Besix and the Egyptian company Orascom, and was scheduled to be completed in 2021. The museum was originally announced to open in 2021, but it did not open until February 6, 2023. The Grand Egyptian Museum project is "one of the world's most important cultural projects." The first and second phases of the Grand Egyptian Museum, which was founded in 2011 and began construction in 2005, were completed on June 14, 2010. The construction of the first two phases included power stations, cultural relics restoration centers, and fire protection facilities. The third phase was completed in 2012. In April 2020, the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum was postponed to 2021 due to the pandemic. On November 16, 2022, it was reported that the Grand Egyptian Museum is expected to open at the end of 2022 (or early 2023). On October 10, 2024, local time, Egyptian Prime Minister Madbouly announced that the Grand Egyptian Museum would begin trial operation of some halls on October 16. After the completion of the Grand Egyptian Museum, it will display the rarest and most important cultural relics in Egyptian history, including about 5,000 funerary objects of the famous Pharaoh Tutankhamun. In addition, the solar boat next to the Pyramid of Khufu will also be moved to the museum. The Grand Egyptian Museum will display 100,000 cultural relics and will become the museum with the most pharaonic relics in the world. On August 10, 2021, a solar boat buried with the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu was moved from near the Pyramid of Khufu to the Grand Egyptian Museum.

How about enjoying an elegant breakfast while watching the pyramids illuminated by the morning sun? The place where I had a wonderful breakfast this time was the 139 Restaurant at the Marriott Mena House Hotel in Cairo, the capital of Egypt. ✨ The pyramids can be seen from various places in the facility, and the garden where this restaurant is located, surrounded by flowers and water, was like an oasis in the desert. 😍 ——————————————Spot information📍Location: 139 Restaurant (within the Marriott Mena House premises)🗺Address: Marriott Mena House, 6 Pyramids Road, Giza, Cairo, Egypt, 12556📱Phone: +20 202-3377-3222🕘Opening hours: 24 hoursReservations required by phone or official website for non-guestsBreakfast 6:00-10:45Lunch 12:00-16:45Dinner 19:00-23:45💡Other: Indoor seating is also available #Egypt #EgyptTrip #Pyramid #RedPyramid #Overseas travel #Recommended hidden spots for travel lovers #Photogenic spots #Travel with me

🛌If you can stay in a great hotel for one night during your trip, it will add a lot of points to the trip. I curled up and slept on the plane for one night. I was really happy to stay at Mariott Mena House on my first night in Cairo❤️ 🛌Mena house is located less than one kilometer away from the Giza Pyramids. This century-old hotel was once the place where the Cairo Conference was held during World War II. The interior corridor also displays photos from that time, so cool😎 When you wake up for breakfast in the morning, you can enjoy a million-dollar view. The hotel facilities are very complete, and breakfast has everything you need. Get up early and walk around the hotel. I feel energetic and ready to have some fun❤️ #EGYPT CHECK-IN ATTRACTIONS

On the second night of my stay in Egypt, I stayed at the Marriott Hotel, which is right in front of the pyramids, which I had always wanted to see. This is probably the best hotel around the pyramids. The grounds are vast and the rooms are beautiful. You can see the pyramids from up close from the hotel. Of course, all the rooms have balconies, so you can enjoy the view of the pyramids. The club lounge was luxurious and had a lot of food. You can also have breakfast on the terrace while looking at the pyramids. #breathtakingview #Egypt #pyramids #Giza #Marriott #luxuryhotel

#honeymoonhotel #Pyramids #love ❤️❤️❤️❤️ New pyramids eyes hotel is located in Giza 15 minutes walking from the pyramids. The hotel was fabulous, we had a big balcony facing the pyramids.. it was amazing to wake up in the morning a see them… definitely one off my bucket list, the hotel was very clean and the room was lovely. Meals are served in the restaurant on the roof… breakfast was really good, staff were very friendly… it was an amazing few days #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #bucketlist

The luxurious five-star hotel in Cairo closest to the Great Pyramids of Giza. In World War II, the three victorious heads of state (Roosevelt, Chiang Kai-shek, and Churchill) held the Cairo Conference and signed the post-war peace declaration. It is very famous. A place of historical significance and value, it feels like you are also in the torrent of history. I traveled to Egypt in the summer of 2018 and stayed at Mena House when visiting Cairo. I felt at home here. Being able to stay at Marriott Mena House made my trip to Egypt complete. In addition to the historical significance and magnificent beauty, the breakfast buffet is also very rich. You can enjoy the food while admiring the hotel garden and the pyramids in the distance. It is now taken over and operated by Marriott International Group. #Mena house #cairo

Exquisite place to visit

#holidayitinerary The Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza Governorate is a spectacular showcase of Egypt’s ancient history and culture. Housing thousands of artifacts, including treasures from Tutankhamun’s tomb, the museum offers an immersive journey through millennia of civilization. Its modern architecture and spacious galleries make exploring both comfortable and inspiring, while interactive displays provide engaging insights into life in ancient Egypt. Visitors can marvel at statues, mummies, and intricate relics that reveal the artistry and ingenuity of the ancient world. The museum’s location near the Giza Pyramids adds an extra layer of awe, connecting the exhibits to the iconic monuments outside. Whether you are a history enthusiast, archaeology lover, or casual visitor, the Grand Egyptian Museum offers an unforgettable experience that brings the grandeur of Egypt’s past vividly to life.

🐪The Grand Egyptian Museum will officially open on July 3, 2025, after a delay dating back to 2023. Located just two kilometers from the Pyramids of Giza, the museum will feature 24,000 square meters of permanent exhibition space and showcase 100,000 artifacts, many of which are on display for the first time. 🏜The Grand Egyptian Museum's architectural design features lines drawn from the pyramids. Local materials, such as the translucent stone at the entrance, are sourced from local stone, creating a connection between the past and present. ☀️Importantly, energy conservation is emphasized by the use of natural light through the carefully designed translucent roof. A visit to the museum is sure to offer different moods depending on the time of day, as the light creates dramatic patterns of light and shadow. 🚕The museum is conveniently located just minutes from Remaya Square and Zamalek, making it a landmark that blends history, culture, and modern design. To celebrate the heritage of ancient Egypt. #GoGraph #Egypt

The massive Egyptian Museum, built near the Giza Pyramids, opened this July 2025. It is considered the largest archaeological museum dedicated to a single civilization. It houses over 100,000 artifacts, of which approximately 20,000 are scheduled for display for the first time. It is expected to be the first time Tutankhamun's entire collection will be displayed in one place. The official opening date has not yet been announced; it has been set for November 1, 2025. On this date, the entire collection, especially the Tutankhamun exhibition (over 5,000 pieces), will officially open. Highlights include the large stone statue of Ramesses II that greets you at the museum entrance, the 12 themed chronological galleries, and the Pyramid View. Be sure to take a photo of the stunning pyramid view before visiting the galleries. 📍Grand Egyptian Museum Address: Alexandria Desert Road, Al Remaya Square, Giza Governorate, Egypt Opening Hours: -Sunday - Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Museum Complex: 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM Exhibition Halls: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Last Ticket Sales: 5:00 PM -Wednesday & Saturday Museum Complex: 8:30 AM - 10:00 PM Exhibition Halls: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Last Ticket Sales: 12:00 PM 8:00   #TravelGuide #EgyptianMuseum #GrandEgyptianMuseum

🌅 A day that begins quietly The sky is a pale gold, and the air is still cool. Standing by the window, the iconic pyramids of Egypt quietly appear. It's a moment where even time seems to slow down. 🌅🏜️🌿 ⸻ 🌴 Exotic Garden and History As you stroll through the hotel gardens, the pyramids peek out from between the palm trees. The deep green contrasts with the sand, creating a landscape where long history coexists with the freshness of summer. 🌴🏛️☀️ ⸻ ☕ A leisurely start to the day The pyramids, seen from the terrace with a cup of coffee in hand, are more vivid than any painting. This view, signaling the start of your trip, makes a summer morning in Cairo special. ☕🌞🐪 ⸻ #Cairo #CairoTravel #MarriottMenaHouse #SummerTravel

The new Great Egyptian Museum is much larger than the old one in a much more comfortable environment, with air conditioning, complete facilities, and separate areas. Its subdivided areas are clear and easy to understand, key exhibits will be specially marked, and those who don’t have enough time can just see the special exhibits. I came directly after the escalator to the top floor, near the escalator there is a large glass window can see the Giza pyramid area, there are many people there to take pictures and check in, so then you can follow the classification, see the category you want to see, There are also mummies to see there, don’t miss it. However, there were still some exhibition areas unopened when I visited, such as Tutankhamun was a bit of a disappointment to see. Finally, remember not to miss the souvenir shop. The gifts you buy are very special and beautiful. Remember to take your time to walk around.

#holidayitinerary The Grand Hall: Where Time Collides Under a Desert Sun You enter through a soaring glass veil, and Cairo’s chaos vanishes. Before you stands the Great Hall—a canyon of light and legacy. My jaw dropped: Ramses II, 3,200 years old and 11 meters tall, sat bathed in honeyed light from 7,000 translucent stone panels. Below his sandaled feet, polished floors mirrored the sky. This isn’t a museum; it’s a resurrection. The air hummed—not with noise, but with the weight of dynasties. Scale shatters you. Walking the Grand Staircase, I brushed past colossal pharaohs and panther-goddesses—silent sentinels guarding 50,000 treasures. Sunlight slanted through high windows, gilding golden sarcophagi and turquoise amulets. One moment, I gaped at a 40-ton granite colossus; the next, I peered at a child’s linen sandal, perfectly preserved. Humanity and divinity, side by side. Then, the Tutankhamun Galleries: a hushed, golden labyrinth. Entering the tomb-replica chamber, goosebumps rose. And there—his death mask. Solid gold, lapis lazuli eyes staring into eternity. Seeing his chariot, bed, even his underwear, felt shockingly intimate. A boy-king’s life, frozen in gold. I touched the glass, breathless. Pro Tips for Conquering the GEM: ⏰ Beat the Crowds Sunrise Entry (9 AM): Book tickets online months ahead. The Great Hall is near-empty—Ramses belongs to you. Avoid Midday: Tour buses swarm by 11 AM. 📸 Iconic Shots Ramses’ Reflection: Shoot the statue against the mirrored floor at dawn. Tutankhamun’s Gold: No flash! Use natural light from display cases. Grand Staircase: Frame statues against the geometric ceiling. 🚶 Hidden Gems Hanging Obelisk: Find the suspended obelisk near escalators—engineering sorcery! Mummification Lab: Witness conservators restoring artifacts (check timings). Pyramid Terrace: Exit at dusk for unmatched Sphinx/Giza views with wine (cafe onsite). 🎭 Feel the Epicness Stand where 100,000 artifacts finally found their home after 20 years. Touch replica Rosetta Stone panels (tactile exhibits near elevators). Spot Ramses’ actual cartouche carved on his statue’s shoulder. 🐫 Practical Survival Shoes > Fashion: Expect 8km+ walking. Cushioned sneakers mandatory. Lockers = Free: Large bags forbidden; pack water, power bank, light jacket (Arctic AC). Eat Smart: Museum cafe overpriced. Bring nuts/dates; feast post-tour at nearby "Abu Tarek" (iconic koshary). Why It Shatters Expectations The GEM isn’t just displaying history—it’s rewriting reverence. Ancient stone meets space-age design. Ramses’ gaze locks with yours; Tut’s trinkets whisper secrets. Here, Egypt isn’t entombed—it’s alive, breathing, and blazingly triumphant. “They built pyramids to touch the sky. Here, the sky reaches down to touch them.”

Excellent place to visit.A range to look at and read and much more to come#grand_egyptian_museum #egypt #museums

🗿 Morning with the Pyramids Under the morning sun, head to the Giza Necropolis. Standing face-to-face with the Great Pyramid and the Great Sphinx, the ancient civilization imagined in your mind comes alive before your eyes. Each massive stone towering over the vast desert inspires awe. 🏜️🧱📸 ⸻ 🕌 Serenity in a Mosque Take a moment to visit a tranquil mosque in the heart of the city. The straight-reaching minarets, the pristine courtyard, and the sunlight resting under the dome bring a sense of calm. This brief stillness in an unfamiliar city leaves a profound impression. 🌤️🕌🧣 ⸻ 🏺 Immersing in Ancient Artifacts Head to the Egyptian Museum to encounter artifacts and relics. The magnificent heritage of ancient Egypt unfolds slowly before your eyes. Time seems to stretch in the exhibition halls where history and art intertwine. 🏛️📜👑 ⸻ 🌙 Ending the Day at the Hotel After sunset, enjoy dinner at the hotel restaurant. Following the meal, take a quiet stroll through the hotel garden. A walk under the starlight and breeze becomes the perfect way to conclude the day. 🛎️🌴🍽️ ⸻

🗿 Awe in Front of the Pyramids and Sphinx Early morning, I encounter the Great Pyramids and Great Sphinx of the Giza Necropolis. Standing before these stone structures, far more massive than I could have imagined, I feel the depth of time. The presence of the pyramids is indescribable. 🏜️🧱📸 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 🚶 A Leisurely Walk Through the City I take a leisurely stroll along the road from Giza to Cairo. From the old buildings and busy intersections to the daily lives of the people passing by, everything captivates the traveler. Just walking through the streets, I can fully experience the city's charm. 🚦🌆🛣️ ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 🍲 Local Flavors: Street Koshari After my stroll, I stop by a small restaurant I stumble upon on the street. A hot plate of koshari, a local soul food combining chickpeas, pasta, and tomato sauce, fills my hungry body and soul. 🥄🧅🍛 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 🏺 Last stop: The Grand Egyptian Museum In the afternoon, we head to the Grand Egyptian Museum. The ancient relics unfold slowly, taking time to unfold. It's a wonderful way to end the day. 📜🏛️👑 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ #Egypt #TravelItinerary

🥗 Dining with a View of the Pyramids Start your day at Khufu’s Restaurant, located within the Giza Necropolis, as the morning sunlight spreads across the horizon. Enjoy a meal while gazing at the towering pyramids before you, a moment that truly captures the essence of an Egyptian adventure. 🍽️🧱🌞 ⸻ 🏺 Discovering Egypt’s Glorious Heritage at the Grand Egyptian Museum After breakfast, head to the Grand Egyptian Museum in the heart of Cairo. Here, treasures from the Pharaoh era, ancient mummies, and intricate sculptures are displayed in rows. The breathtaking artifacts bring the past vividly to life. 🏛️📜🔍 ⸻ 🕌 Visiting a Mosque Filled with Serene Sacredness Step away from the bustling city after the museum visit and find tranquility at a mosque. Walk slowly across the marble floors and enter the prayer space, where sunlight filters through the windows, softly illuminating the area. Take a moment to calm your mind and reflect. 🌿✨🧘♀️ ⸻ 👜 Wrapping Up the Day with Shopping at The First Mall As evening approaches, spend some leisurely time at the upscale shopping destination, The First Mall. Browse through souvenirs and chic fashion items, experiencing the modern side of Egypt. ☕🛍️🌇 ⸻

🍹 A Quiet Afternoon by the Lobby Next to the lobby, there's a café and bar where you can enjoy light refreshments and take a moment to relax. The garden view beyond the coffee cup adds a warm touch to the moment. ☕🌿🪟 ⸻ 🌞 A Garden Full of Sunshine and a Gentle Fountain In the heart of the garden, where sunlight softly filters through, a low fountain flows quietly. The palm trees surrounding it sway gently in the breeze, creating a peaceful scene. 🌴💧🌼 ⸻ 🏛️ Harmony Between Architecture and Nature The butter-colored low buildings blend seamlessly with the garden scenery. Traditional and Arabic-inspired details enhance the special atmosphere along the walking paths. 🏜️🏡🌸 ⸻ 🚶 Embracing Serenity with Slow Steps Sunshine, palm trees, the sound of water, and tranquil paths... All these elements come together to create the perfect stroll. Just walking here feels healing, and it's a moment worth cherishing for a long time. ☀️🌿🚶♀️ ⸻

🏛️ Hidden Arab Aesthetics Within the Building The Marriott Mena House is not just a hotel; it feels like a piece of architectural art. The arched hallways, intricately patterned ceilings, and heavy wooden doors all carry the weight of time. Walking through it feels like stepping into an ancient palace. 🪬🌾 ⸻ 🕌 Harmony of Arab Carpets and Lamps The carpets lining the hallways feature intricate patterns and a rich red hue, creating an exotic atmosphere. The vintage lamps on the walls emit a soft glow, giving the illusion of traveling through time. 🕯️🧡🌙 ⸻ 🛋️ Sofas That Embody the Art of Rest The antique-style sofas placed here and there are perfect representations of Arab aesthetics, from their patterns to their colors. Sitting down for a moment and looking back at the hallway feels like being on a movie set rather than in a hotel. 🍂🛋️🪞 ⸻ 🌾 Culture Infused in Every Moment Even the short walk to the room feels like a special experience. The detailed interior design throughout the space allows you to sense the elegance of Egypt and the beauty of Arab culture. 🕌🌟🚪 ⸻

🚪 The Moment You Step Inside The moment you step into the museum, a profound stillness envelops you. Standing before the statue of Ramses II, a figure that has journeyed through millennia to arrive here, you feel the weight of history. This is what it feels like to come face-to-face with antiquity. 🏛️🗿🌬️ ⸻ 🪶 Whispers in the Silence Every golden ornament catches your eye, and standing before ancient scripts and murals, it feels as though the voices of long-lost storytellers are softly reaching out to you. 📜💫👁️ ⸻ 🌓 A Space Where Time Layers Merge With each step, the boundary between ancient and modern times blurs. Within these walls, a deep and heavy sense of time exists, so different from the familiar cityscape outside. Before you know it, your mind feels calm and serene. 🕰️🌌👣 ⸻ 🌍 A Place Worth Returning To Not all artifacts are on display yet, but even the ones that are leave you in awe. The Grand Egyptian Museum is not just a collection of heritage; it’s a place that offers travelers a quiet, profound sense of wonder. 🍂📷🧡

🌍 A Gathering of Millennia-Old Heritage Located near the Giza Pyramids, the Grand Egyptian Museum serves as a new cultural hub, bringing together the magnificent artifacts of ancient Egypt in one place. As you step into the grand building, you can feel the quiet breath of ancient civilization. 🏺🕌🌟 ⸻ 📐 Architecture as Art The massive glass structures and curved roof embody a futuristic design while capturing the essence of antiquity. A colossal statue of Ramses II stands at the entrance, and the interplay of light and space feels like a work of art. Every step you take is filled with awe. 🪟📸🗿

🛕 A gateway into history The Egyptian Museum I encountered in Giza was a space where ancient energy meets futuristic design from the very exterior. The moment I stepped inside, I was transported back thousands of years. Even the weighty atmosphere felt reverent. 🏛️🪶📜 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 📚 An experience to remember The Grand Egyptian Museum wasn't just an exhibition space; it was a place to encounter the soul of a nation. It was the most memorable moment of my trip, and the lingering impressions lingered long after I left. ✨📖🧡 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ #EgyptTravel #Egypt #OverseasTravel

🛬 Day 1 – Depart from Incheon & Arrive in Egypt • Arrive in Cairo after transiting through the Middle East (approximately 15-20 hours) • Purchase a SIM card at the airport and exchange currency • Check in to your Pyramid View accommodation & have dinner at a nearby restaurant ⸻ 🏛️ Day 2 – Giza Pyramids & Sphinx • Visit the Great Pyramids of Giza (Khufu, Khafra, Menkaure) • Enter the Pyramids • Sphinx photo opportunity 📸 • Lunch at a Pyramid View restaurant • Dinner at a café near the hotel ⸻ 📚 Day 3 – Exploring the Ruins • Old Cairo: Visit the Mohammed Ali Mosque and the Citadel • Shop at Khan El Khalili Market • Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum ⸻ 💡Tip • The sun is strong around the pyramids, so a hat and sunscreen are essential. • Haggle over prices at the traditional market. ⸻ #EgyptTravel #EgyptTravelItinerary #Travel itinerary

🛌 Elegant space, spacious layout The Junior Suite harmonizes luxurious fabrics with Middle Eastern-inspired decor, and when you open the windows, the Egyptian sunlight fills the room. 🛏️🌿🪞 ⸻ 🌅 Garden view beyond the terrace The suite's most captivating feature is the serene view from the private terrace. Even the moment of lying in bed and gazing out the window feels extraordinary. 🏜️✨☕ ⸻ 🛁 Thoughtful amenities and services With ample storage space, a marble bathroom, and a spacious bathtub, every detail exudes comfort. Daily housekeeping and quiet room service provide a small haven at the end of a long journey. 🚿🧴🌺 ⸻