Pyramid of Amenemhat I in El-Lisht, Giza

The Pyramid of Amenemhat III (often referred to as the 'Black Pyramid') is located in Dahshur, in Giza. Now, the pyramid resembles a mound of rubble

King Sneferu of the Fourth Dynasty built the Bent Pyramid on a square ground plan of l88 m in each side. The pyramid had two entrances, one in the n

The Pyramid of King Senusert III (now in ruins) is located in Dahsur, in Giza. Around the pyramid, there are the tombs of members of the Royal Famil

The Red Pyramid (also know as 'the Northern Pyramid') dates back to the Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom. It was built by Sneferu, the father of Ke

Originally, the Pyramid of Senusert I (also known as'the Southern Pyramid of el-Lisht) measured 61 m in height. It lies about 1.5 km from the Pyrami

The Pyramid of King Senusert III (now in ruins) is located in Dahsur, in Giza. Around the pyramid, there are the tombs of members of the Royal Famil

The White Pyramid of Amenemhat II, the first king of the Twelfth Dynasty, was so named because it was built of white limestone. Its Ancient Egyptian

  To the north of the Giza plateau, stands the Pyramid of Djed-ef-Re. King Djed-ef-Re, son of King Khufu, chose to build his pyramid 8 km to t

 The third and smallest of all at Giza Plateau, the Pyramid of Menkaure is only one faced with granite in its lower section and fine limestone ab

Khafre is the builder of the second largest pyramid at Giza Plateau. The pyramid was built on a square ground plan of 215m, rising to a heig

 Cheops is the Greek name given to King Khufu and it means 'He who Protects me". It was King Cheops who chose the Giza Plateau (to the