One of the three major pyramids in the area known as Abusir. Rarely visited and only accessible by car or taxi. Unless the planned visitor centre has been completed and opened in recent years, you will either need to pay 'Baksheesh' to the guards in the area to gain entry through the main entrance or trek across the desert to reach this area.

Pyramids are closed and honestly not worth it. The guards (his license pictured) wanted a very large bribe to get in. If you desperately want in, pay them 100 each. It's still robbery because they know you've come a long way by taxi and wont leave without seeing the pyramids. After two minutes they'll tell you to leave, but just yl them no and keep walking. If they threaten to call the police, let them - they were the ones asking for a bribe. They just pretend to call the cops. It's best to just go to Saqarra. They will ask for more bribes if you want to see the temple as well. If you return, they'll deny you'll ever were here and get angry if you ask for a license.

Very little tourist traffic as it requires prior permission from the authorities who will accompany you to the site. Pyramid is not open to tourists.

A complex of pyramids and temples at Abu Sir. Impressive, as all pyramids in Egypt.

The Pyramid of Sahure is a late-26th-to-25th century BC pyramid complex built for the Egyptian pharaoh Sahure of the Fifth Dynasty. Compared to the monuments of the preceding Fourth Dynasty, the enormity of these constructions was dramatically reduced (only 47 m hight)

Although there is not much left of the Abusir pyramids ... I loved seeing what's left.

Beautiful, not open to the public.

The guard at the entrance asked for EGP200 each person for allowing us to enter this unopened site! Though there is room for negotiation we did not pay and give up as we did not want to encourage bribery.

Hey everyone who reads this review ! I usually don’t make this long reviews , but this place deserves it. I don’t even know where to start , this place was an excellent choice for my solo travel that didn’t felt like that , thanks to the warmth of this place, so beautiful in nature , spacious and Hatem ! I usually always planned my trips ahead but this time didn’t have the time , but Hatem knew this and he was so kind and patient of organizing everything and he made this trip so special , him as a person the most wonderful human being I have met on trip . If you come here to stay , TRUST ME YOU WON’T REGRET IT ! I wish I could have stay longer to enjoy all the beautiful things of Egypt . Forever in my heart this country and the people 🥹🫶 I know one day our paths will cross again Hatem 🙏🏼 wish you the best of life to you and your family 💓

One of good place for visitors