Private Day-Tour to Giza Pyramids Egyptian Museum and Ben Ezra Synagogue
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Ben Ezra Synagogue represents one of the few remains of Jewish heritage that still exist in Egypt
. It is believed by many that in this very place Moses was found by the daughter of the Pharaoh when he was still a baby. On this Cairo private tour
you will visit the synagogue as well as the Giza pyramids
,
the Sphinx
and the Egyptian Museum that features artifacts that depict the greatness of ancient Egyptian civilization, Ancient Egypt Egypt Daily Life
,
Papyri
and Ancient Egypt symbols such as Ankh
.
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Prices are based on:
- Group size
- Duration
- Inclusions listed on the tour page
You will always know what is included before booking. There are no surprise additions.
An Egyptologist explains the sistrum — Hathor's sacred rattle: its two forms, the menat, why women played it, and the sound still heard in Coptic churches today.
An Egyptologist explains the uraeus — the rearing cobra on the pharaoh's crown: the goddess Wadjet, the Two Ladies, the Eye of Ra, and Tut's mask at the GEM.
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An Egyptologist explains the djed pillar: its meaning of stability, why it's the backbone of Osiris, the Raising of the Djed, and where to see it at Abydos.
An Egyptologist explains the crook and flail — the king as shepherd, why Osiris holds them, and where to see Tutankhamun's own pair at the GEM.
An Egyptologist explains the was scepter — its meaning of power and dominion, the Set-animal head, the ankh-djed-was triad, and where to see it in Egypt.
An Egyptologist explains the Egyptian cartouche: what it meant, the royal names inside, how it cracked hieroglyphs, and how to get your name in one.
An Egyptologist explains the Egyptian scarab beetle — Khepri, the rising sun and rebirth, heart scarabs, and where to see the giant scarab at Karnak.
The Eye of Horus explained: the wedjat myth, its meaning for healing and protection, how it differs from the Eye of Ra, and where to see it in Egypt.
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