Giza, Egypt 🇪🇬
✨ Pros: Weather ☀️, People are so kind, Beautiful views of the pyramids and more. Camel and horse rides 🐪 🐎.
👀 Cons: be prepared to walk around the in the heat, be approached by street vendors trying to sell souvenirs.
🗺️ Tips: I don’t mind the heat, but for some that do, the heat is very intense, recommend to travel off peak seasons for cooler weather. ☀️ ☁️
🗺️ When purchasing souvenirs negotiate prizes, they can be very reasonable in accommodating them. 💵
🗺️ Wear lots of sunscreen 🧴and your sunglasses 😎. Bring your best Egyptian scarf, or cute sun hat along 👒, YOU WONT REGRET IT!
After my incredible adventure at the Giza Pyramids, I wanted to share a few more personal insights, especially for my fellow girls planning a trip to Egypt! Beyond the practical tips, I know many of you are looking for that perfect photo op and an authentic experience. And trust me, Giza delivers! One of the absolute highlights for me was the camel and horse ride. You see those iconic pictures? They're totally achievable! I remember feeling a thrilling mix of excitement and a little bit of nerves as my beautiful white horse reared up in the desert, with the majestic Giza pyramids towering behind me under that crisp blue sky. It was truly a moment straight out of a dream, and yes, it's totally worth it for the unforgettable memories and incredible photos. Don't be afraid to ask your guide for help capturing those shots – they’re usually pros at getting the best angles, even with the saddled camels resting nearby, creating that classic Egyptian travel scene! Speaking of photos, let's talk about what to wear to stay both comfortable and camera-ready. Light, breathable fabrics are your best friend here. Think linen pants, flowy maxi dresses, or loose-fitting tunics. I found that a brightly colored scarf not only protected me from the sun but also added a fantastic pop to my travel photos against the desert backdrop. And yes, sunglasses are a must for both style and practicality! For footwear, comfortable sandals or walking shoes are essential because you'll be doing a lot of exploring. I also packed a cute wide-brimmed hat, which was a lifesaver from the sun and looked super chic in my pictures. Navigating the street vendors can be an experience in itself! My tip is to approach it with a smile and a friendly 'no thank you' if you're not interested. But if you are, remember to have fun with the negotiation – it’s part of the cultural experience! I managed to snag some beautiful handmade jewelry and a lovely papyrus scroll after some friendly haggling. It’s all about being polite, firm, and enjoying the interaction. Finally, for anyone traveling to Giza, remember to stay hydrated, especially in the heat. Carry a reusable water bottle. And most importantly, soak it all in! The history, the culture, the warmth of the people – it’s an experience that truly stays with you. I left Giza feeling so inspired and already dreaming of my next Egyptian adventure!

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