Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I think everyone feels this way—the pyramids are something you just have to see at least once!!

Right?

I was the same way.

I can't believe it's coming true like this!!?

So, this is the pyramid ^^

It's huge!

The road slopes upward, and it feels like we're steadily making our way up to higher ground.

It's easier to get a sense of the size when there's a person in the picture.

That's amazing, isn't it?

 

Every time I go inside, the staff asks me for money lol

And I actually bought a ticket, lol

I just ignore him while snapping back in Japanese, “Why the hell do I have to pay you?!” lol

You know, when you take pictures of camels...

 

Then this old guy on a camel comes up and demands I pay him.

Egyptians really are a bunch of jerks, lol.

If you call this a "business," it's definitely a job where you'll never get your due, lol.

I really think it would be even better if it didn't have parts like this~

 

It’s so foreign to me that I don’t even care when people call it the most annoying country in the world lol

The weather was absolutely beautiful that day, and I walked around here and there for about four hours, racking up roughly 20,000 steps.

I've had my fill of the pyramids—I'm done with them.

I was also fed up with how annoying the Egyptians were, but from there we headed to the Archaeological Museum.

 

Since I'd been on the go since first thing in the morning, I went back to the hotel to take a break.

Then I’ll call an Uber Bike to head to the museum.

 

With that in mind, I think it’s better to spend just two hours quickly touring the pyramids at a glance and devote more time to the Archaeological Museum.

It takes about 30 minutes to get from the area around the pyramids to the Archaeological Museum.

 

Uber is a good option for getting around there, but be careful—there are a lot of fakes out there, lol.

Well, even if you get ripped off, it's only a few hundred yen, so it's best not to worry about it.

If you want, you could just pay the full price and run away before things get complicated.

Price negotiations and stuff are just a waste of time, aren't they?

 

By the way, the interior of the Pyramid is very clean.

An older woman is collecting horse and camel droppings.

But while I was taking this photo, the lady who picks up dog poop asked me for money again lol

 

No matter how far I go, all they ever say is "Give me money" lol

What kind of country is Egypt, anyway~~~?

 

See you later.