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Great Sphinx of Giza- 历史文化
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Shrouk Mamdouh - 5
Feeling small next to this ancient great sphinx You don’t need any extra tickets to get there just the entrance ticket to Giza plateau But you need to show your ticket to the sphinx guard Usually busy in weekend and public holidays
Ter Shen Ng - 5
Visiting the Great Sphinx of Giza in January was an incredible experience. The site was less crowded, allowing for a more peaceful and intimate encounter with this iconic monument. The cooler, more chilling weather made exploring the area comfortable and enjoyable. The Sphinx itself is awe-inspiring, a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of ancient civilizations. The surrounding area offers stunning views and a deep sense of history. I highly recommend visiting in January for a more relaxed and comfortable visit.
nidhi kaintura - 5
Guarding the pyramids, this majestic creature is not just huge but marvelously carved out of limestone. While it is located right at the start of the Giza complex, it is recommended to visit it later than at the start as the crowd starts to build as the day goes by. Look to do some memorable photography here as the pyramids and sphinx both get captured in one frame. Time of visit December 2022
Highway Video - 5
The Great Sphinx of Giza is located within the same complex as the Great Pyramids of Giza. This limestone statue features a reclining sphinx, a mythical creature with a human head and a lion's body. As one of the world's oldest and largest monumental sculptures, it stands as a remarkable testament to ancient craftsmanship. We enjoyed a fun camel ride from the pyramids to the Sphinx, adding to the memorable experience.
Alan Egan - 5
Go and see this ancient wonder while it still stands. Over 4,000 years old and one of the very few links left to the old world. It was a bit smaller than I anticipated and it's face has seen better days, but what an amazing structure for it's time (especially as it was completely cut and shaped from the bedrock), and with the awesome backdrop of the Great Pyramid in proximity, it is something you should see once in your life. Some free advice - just ignore the sellers and the camel guys. They would steal the eye out of your head if given the chance. They always start by asking "where are you from my friend?" A friendly old guy with a camel tried to remove the ring from my partners finger during a handshake he initiated. I confronted him and he walked off sneering in Arabic. The mask slipped there. Absolute scumbag. The radar was on for the rest of the day after that. This didn't take away from what a special site this is.
