"...We see the Pyramids from several miles away, as they rise up behind the palm trees, looking very sharply defined, altogether splendid, awe-inspiring and simultaneously very soft and veiled. They floated in a thick haze, which took from them every appearance of lifeless stone and made them seem merely like airy creatures from a dream - things which, even as we watched, would turn into rows of indistinct arches, or perhaps delicate columns and ever and again transformed themselves into all the lovely forms of architecture, only then to fade delightful away and melt into the trembling air. "
Mark Twain

Giza
The Pyramids of Giza
The Cheops pyramid of Giza
The Sphinx of Giza

Sakkara
Sakkara
The Step Pyramid of Zoser
The Pyramid of Userkhaf
The Pyramid of Pepy I
The Mastaba el-Fara'un

Dashur
Dashur
The Bent Pyramid
The Red Pyramid
The Black Pyramid
The Satelite Pyramid

el-Lisht
The Pyramid of Amenemhat I

Abu Sir
The Pyramids of Abu Sir

Meidum
The Pyramid of Meidum

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