It was built around 2490 BC for Pharaoh Userkaf, founder of the Fifth Egyptian Dynasty. It is located in the Saqqara pyramids, to the northeast of the pyramid of Djoser, the pyramid was built using stones and rubble for the foundation.

The undergroud pyradim was awazing the path to visit is risky

Wonderful place to visit. Lots to see and do in and around this area; I would definitely recommend you visit it if you can. It has wonderful architecture and artwork to see, very rich in history. Was lots of fun, I enjoyed my time here and would definitely recommend you check it out.

Great place. Get a good guide and try to get the most of it. Come early and visit all you can inside.

Beautiful pyramid pretty much small in size but just next to the step pyramid.

It’s so much information to take it - you need a lot of time to sit and enjoy it all. Try and do it yourself if you can

It was built around 2490 BC for Pharaoh Userkaf, founder of the Fifth Egyptian Dynasty. It is located within the range of the pyramids of Saqqara to the northeast of the pyramid of Djoser. The pyramid was built using stones and rubble for the foundation. The pyramid is now destroyed and resembles a conical hill in the sands of Saqqara, a wonderful placeFrom the outside, the pyramid looks like a large pile of rubble. But it's still worth a visit! The corridors and the burial chamber are decorated from the inside (in contrast to the pyramids of Giza), and the pyramid is right next to the step pyramid. Early in the morning there are no crowds here and you can look at everything in peace.

One of the smaller pyramids in the main Saqqara area known as the ruined Pyramid. This may not be the case anymore, but when I visited the tomb was open and visitors with a guide were permitted to enter and climb down under the structure to the burial chamber,

I wouldn't say the Pyramid of Userkaf is off the tourist trail, but it is certainly more adventurous entering this Pyramid. You cannot access it from the Step pyramid. Remember, to go around and come on the road from the ticket office!

Such a cool structure, can't believe its 4500y ago

No words can describe the greatness of this place. You will find guides in every Royal cemetery explaining every single detail. Highly recommended