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Our second day in Cairo began early at the Dahab Hostel. The air was filled with excitement because today was the day we would finally see the legendary Pyramids and the majestic Nile. After picking up our friend Shakir Azhari, we crossed the bridge over the Nile and headed toward Giza. Standing Before the Giants of Giza Even from a distance, the Pyramids loomed like massive mountains against the horizon. We started our exploration with a quick tea and snack break at the foot of the hill before heading to the ticket counter. Pro Tip: There are two entrances to the Giza complex. We chose the one away from the Sphinx to avoid the heavy crowds and persistent touts. Interestingly, the counters don't accept cash, so Shakir had to use a card to secure our entry. Walking toward the Great Pyramid was surreal. These structures are nearly 4,000 years old. Up close, they don’t look like the smooth triangles you see in photos; instead, they are made of massive limestone blocks—about 2.3 mill...