1- Visit the Pyramids themselves: 

-Walk around the three main ones (the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre and Pyramid of Menkaure).

-Appreciate their scale, history, architecture.

-The older guide says the Great Pyramid was the tallest man‑made building in the world for millennia.

-Getting up close gives you a sense of how astonishingly large the blocks are.

2- Go inside one of the pyramids:

If you’re up for it (and have the time & budget), you can enter the interior of some pyramids.

Note: inside can be narrow, hot, and less “visually spectacular” than you might expect.

Good for those who want a deeper “experience”.

3- Photo & viewpoint spots

-The view from the plateau, especially at a panoramic viewpoint, is stunning.

-Don’t forget the Great Sphinx of Giza—iconic and right there.

-Early morning or late afternoon light is often better for photos (and fewer crowds).

4- Camel ride or desert experience
One of the more “adventure‑style” options: take a camel ride around the plateau, for viewpoints you can’t get just by walking.

Be mindful: welfare of animals is a consideration.

Always agree on price beforehand and check how far the ride goes.

Sound & Light Show:

-At dusk, there’s a light & sound presentation that tells the story of the pyramids and the plateau.

-Unique way to experience the site after dark.

-Arrive early to get good seats and prepare for some walking in the dark.

Good for first‑time visitors.