Absolutely amazing. Riding a camel through the desert was an unforgettable experience, I'll always remember the sore spot on my butt after the camel ride, and would do it all over again. The pyramids are so amazing in person, you could waste away a lifetime looking at them.

Well I'm Egyptian, so there's no huge surprise in there.. :Phttp://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss324/pyrozoa/egypt.jpg

Was so excited to do this. Unfortunately I lost the pictures!! I also went inside one of the pyramids. It is soooooo hot and humid inside that you feel you can't breathe. I wouldn't recommend to people with breathing trouble or claustrophobia.

 

• Visit the Giza Necropolis on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt. This complex of ancient monuments includes the three pyramid complexes known as the Great Pyramids and the massive sculpture known as the Great Sphinx. Pyramids of Giza by Filip Maljkovi%u0107

There is no better way to travel than with your family. I was lucky enough to travel to Egypt with my siblings, mom, and aunts/uncles/cousins/grandfather from Libya. While in Ciaro we stopped by the breathtaking pyramids, and were even able to go through an underground tunnel into one of them. To top it off I rode a camel and shopped with my family from the street vendors.

 

 I did this when I was seven... I think. It was during a heat wave and it was so hot I felt my hair was going to burn at teh ends. I remember I went inside them and it was so insane! It was buring hot though and there wasn't much to see so I wouldn't recomend it. It gives you bragging rights though and I like saying I've been inside.

 Mom, Dad and me - after spending the entire week on the Nile from Aswan, Luxor came to here. The times of pharaohs must have been amazing!

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Everyone tries to make you ride their camels or sell you stuff but otherwise it was an unique experience.