Sakkara

Saqqara is an ancient burial ground in Egypt, famous for its step pyramid, which is one of the earliest large stone structures and a precursor to later Egyptian pyramids. Located near Cairo, it served as a burial site for pharaohs and nobles for over 3,000 years. The site contains tombs, temples, and monumental architecture that reveal Egypt’s evolving burial practices and religious beliefs. Saqqara is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering valuable insights into ancient Egyptian civilization, religion, and artistry, and continues to be a significant archaeological and historical location.