Saqqara, located just south of Cairo, is one of Egypt’s most fascinating archaeological sites. Home to the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the world’s oldest stone pyramid, Saqqara offers a unique glimpse into the origins of Egyptian civilization. Unlike crowded museum halls, here you can walk among tombs, temples, and ancient ruins that span thousands of years.
Visitors can explore:
Step Pyramid of Djoser – a groundbreaking architectural achievement of the 27th century BC.
Ancient Mastabas – tombs of high officials showcasing intricate hieroglyphs and carvings.
Serapeum of Apis Bulls – a sacred underground burial site with massive stone sarcophagi.
Ongoing Excavations – modern discoveries that continue to reveal Egypt’s rich history.
Saqqara is perfect for travelers who want an authentic experience of ancient Egypt, photography opportunities, and a peaceful walk through history without the crowds.
