Red Pyramid

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• Anonymous

  17 October 2017

  This is the first true pyramid, and a masterful achievement. The way in is not an easy ride, prepare your hamstrings and thighs for a crouched long walk, this place was not made to be visited.

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• Anonymous

  15 September 2017

  We went here before going to Giza Pyramids and it was great. No crowds at all. We were able to go into the pyramids at little cost.

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• Anonymous

  09 September 2017

  A great historical place with no service available to the visitors

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• Anonymous

  19 August 2017

  A great pyramid but not too many ppl knows it unfortunately

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• Anonymous

  14 July 2017

  Absolutely outstanding. The views are great and if you are capable of a short/moderate stair climb one can enter the pyramid. If you are claustrophobic not a place for you.

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• Anonymous

  05 July 2017

  One of the first pyramids built, we were able to go inside and explore the tomb. Beware, is a 25 meter squatted hike down and not made for the weak kneed! Very cool experience my hamstrings are still sore from the trek up and down!

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• Anonymous

  05 May 2017

  Beware! Approximately 200 steps to reach the entrance. Then you must bend over and back down 143 steps then climb up stair case with another 42 steps. Well breathing an ammonia smell. Ventilation pipe installed but not in use.
  It's plain compared to many but neat.

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• Anonymous

  15 March 2017

  This is the best preserved pyramid in this area. You can walk by it and understand what is the real apperance of pyramids at very first time.
  Not many tourist visit this area, so it's easy to take beautiful pictures, that's another reason I recommend this place strongly!

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• Anonymous

  09 March 2017

  This first time know Red permides

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• Anonymous

  06 March 2017

  ♥♥♥♥♥ I visited it with 5 Continents Travel and it was amazing , it was built by King Senefru (4tn Dynasty of the old kingdom)

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• Anonymous

  05 March 2017

  What an amazing well preserved monument

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• Anonymous

  19 September 2016

  Better thengiza, no scum traders, no camels And for 30le you can go also inside

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