33K views · 1K shares | The Glorious Great Step Pyramid of King...

Saqqara 🏛️ Home of the world’s first pyramid! The Step Pyramid of Djoser marks the beginning of Egypt’s pyramid era 👑✨. A must-see for history lovers! 🏷️ Dm us to Arrange your Tours in Egypt!🌍✈️ Book Now: @Tourssinegypt 🎥:travelwithnikoletta #Saqqara #StepPyramid #AncientEgypt #VisitEgypt#guide#cairo#luxor#egyot#cairo | Tours In Egypt

15K views · 559 reactions | Go with me inside first stone construction in history and first pyramid ever, pyramid of our king Djoser at Saqqara! #kyrllos_egyptourguide #shadow_of_pharaohs | Kyrllos Eskandar-Egypt Tourguide | Facebook

Inside The Magnificent Step Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara Video 🎦by | @Joanne Firmeza ©️®️ | Treasures of ancient Egypt

61K views · 3K reactions | Take a look inside Pyramid of Djoser. The...

Is Saqqara (Step Pyramid of Djoser) worth it in 2026? 🤔 ABSOLUTELY WORTH IT. The Step Pyramid complex is considered a turning point in ancient Egyptian architecture (the oldest major stone monument & first pyramid concept). Saqqara’s Step Pyramid is where Egypt invented the pyramid, turning a royal tomb into the first masterpiece of stone architecture. Ready to see where pyramids began? Book your Saqqara trip for 2026 and let’s build your perfect Cairo day. Contact Info: 📞operation@tripsinegyp

Sure, here are some interesting facts about the Pyramid of Djoser: 1. The Pyramid of Djoser, located in Saqqara, Egypt, is considered the oldest stone pyramid in the world, built during the 27th century BC for Pharaoh Djoser. 2. Designed by the ancient architect Imhotep, the pyramid originally stood at 62 meters (203 feet) and was constructed using limestone. 3. It was initially built as a mastaba, a flat-roofed, rectangular structure, and was later expanded into a six-tiered step pyramid, which

Djoser: The Pharaoh Who Changed History ✨Meet Pharaoh Djoser, the legendary ruler of Egypt’s Old Kingdom. 👑He wasn’t just any king — he was the visionary behind the world’s first pyramid, the Step Pyramid of Saqqara.This limestone statue, displayed today in the Egyptian Museum, shows the mighty Djoser seated with divine authority. His presence radiates power, innovation, and the dawn of a new era in architecture.Over 4,600 years later, the name Djoser still echoes through time as the king who t