One of best sight to behold. Pristine and safe place. Not to mention people are really helpful, altogether depending on your origin country, they might charge you extra. So please be aware of such people.

Agree with everything that has already been said. The last wonder of the ancient world, sureal. We arrived at about 11.30 am and it was not overcrowded. We had already hired a guide but there are guides on site to hire too. We didn't go inside, but to see them and soak up the atmosphere was more than enough. Took a camel ride, and the photographer took some really great photos. Then we went to the sphinx. It's definitely a bucket list not to be missed.

We visited the Great Pyramid of Kohfu yesterday as part of a tour and it was amazing once in a lifetime experience you'll get to enjoy. It's part of the Giza Necropolis and the last wonder of the ancient world and should be on your bucket list! We arrived at the entry by the great pyramid at 8.30 and it was not very crowded. Entry to tombs of the Pyramid costs extra 1800 Egyptian dollars but recommended if you're not claustrophobic and have good knees as you need to crawl and duck in a few sections. The place gets busy after 10 so the earliest you can go in, it will be easier to experience. You can photograph inside but might have to tip the people who take them for you. Overall highly recommended!

Once in a lifetime experience. If you love history and are curious to see what our previous civilizations achieved then this is it as it mind boggling and Magnificent both at the same time. you really have to negotiate with the tourist guides or they may charge you more by enticing you to go further even if you settled for just one or two excursions within the pyramids.

Arrived at 7am on a weekday to beat the crowd but was told that it will only open at 7.30am. But the signboard clearly stated 7am. Can they just change the opening hours just like that? The sight pyramid of Khufu is amazing indeed. For it to be built more than 4500 years ago is mind boggling. The awe continues by going into the pyramid itself. Overwhelmed by how it could be build to such precision and withstand it for that long. Only disappointment is the high ticket price of 900EGP just to go in for a 10-15 minutes of experience. Advise is to go early before 9am if you want to go inside pyramid of Khufu to avoid the crowd. When I was there at 8.30am, there were less than 10 persons inside. And be prepared for steep climb up on very confined space. Not good for claustrophobic.

The great pyramid can only amaze you more than you can imagine. The whole journey to witness the world wonder is spiritual and inspirational. The magnificent structure is beyond human fantasy. You can only believe it when you see it with your own naked eyes.

Visited during summer. Egyptian govt should invest in making the place more tourist friendly. There are no shades for the tourists to take a breath in the blazing hot sun. Would recommend taking sunglasses,sunscreen and large water bottle

Unforgettable experience. The sheer size and grandeur of these ancient structures will leave you in awe. Watching your children marvel at the wonders of the world’s oldest tourist attraction is a priceless moment. Exploring the intricate passageways and chambers inside the pyramids together creates a sense of adventure and discovery that will stay with your family forever. Taking in the breathtaking view of the desert landscape is a memory that you and your kids will cherish for a lifetime. The Great Pyramids of Giza are not just a historical site but a place where imagination, curiosity, and amazement come alive for both young and old.