The Giza Plateau, Which Includes The Pyramids And Sphinx

The Great Pyramid of Khufu (2609–2584 BC) is the largest pyramid in Egypt and the world, and the oldest pyramid in Giza, at 138 meters (453 feet) high. The pyramid of Khufu’s son Khafre (2576–2551 BC) is 136 meters (446 feet) high, and the pyramid of Kafre’s son Menkaure (2551–2523 BC) is 62 meters (203 feet) high. Nearby are three smaller pyramids about 20 meters (66 feet) high, the Pyramids of the Queens. Entering the Great Pyramid is an option and a memorable experience, but this is not recommended if you experience claustrophobia or are not in good health. 
The interiors of the pyramids are not decorated but are noteworthy for the advanced engineering involved in their construction. The Tombs of the Nobles feature detailed scenes reflecting the lives of the ancient rulers. These tombs are of members of the royal family and some important officials. Only a few tombs are open to the public. 
We approach the Sphinx through the Valley Temple. The Sphinx was carved from one piece of limestone and is 60 meters (197 feet) long and 20 meters (66 feet) wide. 
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES, on request: 
Camel ride in Giza 
Going inside the Great Pyramid

Attend the Giza sound and light show in the evening.