Memphis, Saqqara & Dahshur Trip from Cairo Airport

Discover the rich ancient riches of Memphis, Egypt, one of the most significant cities. The most significant monuments in Memphis, which were established by King Narmer, the first to bring Upper and Lower Egypt together, will be shown to you throughout our trip.

During your trip, your guide will provide you with information about Saqqara Cemetery, one of the most important archaeological sites in Egypt. It contains tombs whose walls are covered with beautiful inscriptions, in addition to the pyramids, the most important of which is the Saqqara Temple, which consists of more than one element such as the courtyard of The court of Heb-Sed, which is a rectangular courtyard bordered on the western and eastern sides by chapels in which a festival was celebrated in which the king proved his strength to remain in power. There are 13 chapels on the western side and 12 on the eastern side. The temples and cemeteries of Serapeum. The name of the necropolis is derived from the name of the god of the necropolis, Saqqara.

The funerary complex was designed for King Netjerykhet or Djoser (c. 2667–2648 BC, Third Dynasty) by his architect Imhotep. It is the oldest known stone construction. It is located in Saqqara, the main necropolis of ancient Memphis which is Memphis, located approximately 4 km away. The name of the necropolis Saqqara is derived from the name of the god Seker or Sokar or Sokaris.

On the western side of the Nile River, specifically, 71 kilometers from Giza Governorate, the archaeological village of Dahshur is located, Dahshur tells the history of the development of Egyptian architecture, and despite its historical importance, it has a picturesque nature and a seasonal pond where papyrus plants grow and tourists come to see them, and migratory birds, if these cultural and natural resources made it the reason for its success and placed it in the eighth place among the most beautiful tourist villages in the world.