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![you’ll never guess where I went this weekend 😀 [save for Pyramid tips]
📍The Great Pyramids of Giza
Pyramid Tips:
1️⃣ Do not go alone. You will be hassled constantly especially if you try to go without a local or guide.
2️⃣ Take a tour with a local guide and a car that will take you around. It was nice to have a car and drive to each pyramid/photo spot.
3️⃣ You can wear whatever. Tourists aren’t dressed conservatively (it’s not like visiting a mosque or anything). Wear comfortable shoes good for dusty, uneven ground.
4️⃣ PREPARE FOR THE HEAT. Bring tissues or a sweat rag… or both. 😅 Also, sunscreen, lots of water, sunglasses, and a hat.
5️⃣ If you don’t take a tour, bring cash to pay for entrance (200 pounds, $13) into the pyramids and the entrance to climb the pyramid (400 pounds, $26). Also bring cash for snacks, water, or juice inside. A mango juice tastes phenomenal in 100 degree weather. 🥲👌
6️⃣ Go early to beat the heat and crowds. They’re open from 8am-4pm or 7am to 6pm depending on the time of year.
7️⃣ Best time of year to go: the winter. (April-October is sweat-through-all-your-clothes weather)
Travelers/locals: any other Pyramid tips? Leave them in the comments! 😊
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