Yes, you can go inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu at the Giza complex, but you’ll need to purchase an extra ticket specifically for pyramid entry.
Yes, you can go inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu at the Giza complex, but you’ll need to purchase an extra ticket specifically for pyramid entry.
Here’s what to expect:
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Access: Visitor entry is permitted into the interior passageways of the Great Pyramid. This includes the steep ascending corridor, the Grand Gallery, and the King’s Chamber—an unforgettable experience for history enthusiasts!
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Tickets: Entry requires a separate ticket in addition to the general Giza Plateau entrance fee. As of 2025, the interior ticket for the Great Pyramid costs around 1,500 EGP for adults.
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Daily Quota: The number of tickets sold each day is limited to protect the monument. Arrive early if you want to guarantee your spot, especially during peak tourist seasons.
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Experience: The passageways are narrow, steep, and may require climbing or stooping. There’s no lighting, so it can be dark and humid inside, but guides will usually provide basic support.
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Photography: Flash photography is generally not allowed inside the pyramid. Check current rules on what can be brought in.
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Health & Accessibility: The climb is strenuous and not recommended for young children, the elderly, or anyone with mobility/respiratory issues.
Tip: If you’re interested in ancient construction or want a truly immersive experience, the Great Pyramid interior is a must-see. For a more leisurely exploration, you can still admire the pyramids from the outside and visit easier-access tombs and museums on the site.
If you need help planning your visit or want details about other pyramids, just ask!