Khafre's Pyramid

Khafre's Pyramid is the second-largest of the three great pyramids of Giza, built for the pharaoh Khafre (Chephren) around 2570 BC. Though slightly smaller than the Great Pyramid of his father Khufu, it appears taller because it stands on higher bedrock, and it has one unmistakable feature: a cap of the original smooth limestone casing still clinging to its summit, giving a tantalising glimpse of how all the pyramids once gleamed, encased in polished white stone. Khafre's pyramid complex is also the most complete, including the famous Great Sphinx, which is thought to bear Khafre's face and guards the approach, along with the well-preserved Valley Temple of massive granite blocks.

Visitors can enter the pyramid's interior passages and burial chamber (a separate ticket, and not for the claustrophobic). It's an awe-inspiring part of any Giza visit. Go early to beat the heat and crowds, combine it with the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid, and consider a guide to bring the site to life.

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• The surviving limestone casing at its summit
• The second-largest Giza pyramid
• The associated Great Sphinx
• The well-preserved granite Valley Temple
• Interior passages and burial chamber (separate ticket)

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방문 전 알아두기

• Look for the original limestone casing still capping the summit.
• Entering the interior needs a separate ticket, not for the claustrophobic.
• The Great Sphinx is part of Khafre's complex, see them together.
• Go early to beat the desert heat and the crowds.

역사 이야기

Built around 2570 BC for the Fourth Dynasty pharaoh Khafre, this is the second pyramid of Giza. Its complex, including the Sphinx and the granite Valley Temple, is the best preserved of the three, and the surviving limestone casing at its apex shows the smooth finish the pyramids originally had.