The legendary pyramids and the Sphinx are not as good-looking as they are on TV now. Many places have been badly weathered and look a little shabby, unlike those movies where the sun shines golden, but I think these buildings are really great. From the appearance, they are like some big stones piled up layer by layer.
Although I have seen it in books before, I just feel incredible after close contact, because it is really similar to a desert place, so I need to ride a camel here. This is my first time to ride a camel, a pure natural means of transportation. I feel quite stable when sitting, especially with a hump. Although I can't ride, I don't think I will fall.
However, if you encounter a relatively pitted tour guide or tour group, you will really be unlucky. It is said that it costs only one dollar to get on the camel, but telling you to walk one dollar at a time when you get off the camel is tantamount to openly robbing. Don't pay attention to any local people who come to talk to you near the pyramid, no matter who they are, because there are too many scammers who just want the dollars in your pocket. There will be many massacres of tourists next to the pyramids in Egypt. Camels are one of the projects. Many tourists from China who are not fully prepared in advance will suffer from camels. These are all traps for the Egyptian pyramids to slaughter tourists.
Generally speaking, the houses in the city look very old. In some places, it feels like they are going to collapse. The traffic is out of order. There are few traffic lights on the road, but the cars here drive very fast and feel very unsafe. The environment of the whole city is a bit noisy. Camels and other things also walk directly on the highway. There are armed police in many places. It seems that the order in this place may be a bit chaotic.
Generally speaking, friends who like history and explore civilization can go to Egypt to explore history. I hope you can have a good travel mood.