Stone Structure

Explore Cairo's historical gems with our private, meticulously curated Tour to the Egyptian Museum, Citadel, and the heart of Coptic Cairo. This private tour takes care of All Transfers in our comfortable and air-conditioned latest Model Vehicle to ensure you soak in the sights without breaking a sweat. To further enhance your touring experience, we provide Bottled Water onboard, keeping you hydrated on your cultural journey. We also arrange for Hotel pickup and drop-off so that you don’t have to worry about commuting hassles. Join this private tour for an immersive, authentic experience of the historical and vibrant city of Cairo.

Discover the Sacred Valley of the Incas on this full-day excursion from Cusco. Travel to the scenic town of Pisac where you'll visit the local market and see mass if traveling on a Sunday. Then, head over to the ruins of the Ollantayambo Fortress and the Temple of the Sun, a mysteriously built structure with massive 12 foot (3.5m) tall stones.

The tour, lasting 2 hours, gives guests the opportunity to visit, in a fun and light-hearted way, the whole of the historic center and all the ancient district "Sassi" (Barisano and Caveoso) along the main streets, most important neighborhoods and historical churches (in conjunction with the opening hours) .Our guests will be provided at the departure of audio guides, which will accompany users to discover the old city. In this regard, we specify that the audio guide supports are in Italian and English. inside the tour, included in the ticket, there is a visit to a cave house, historic and characteristic dwelling of the time and a free tour of the Cathedral. Guided entrances to the Cathedral, cave churches and other paid places are excluded unless direct users in the desired structures. The group will be constantly supported, for any technical needs of the vehicles, by a leader who, at the head of the group, will indicate the right st road to go

The city was formerly said to have been "lost by the world for almost 1,000 years" before becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Wonders of the World. There are tall structures made of pink stone in Petra. Admire the city's landmarks as you explore the canyon. Before returning to Sharm El Sheikh, have lunch in a nearby restaurant after touring Petra.

A Visit to Stone Town, you’ll find the fascinating Prison Island, a serene getaway rich in history and natural beauty. The island is home to Aldabra tortoises, which were brought from the Seychelles in 1919, and they roam freely across the land. Located only about half an hour from Stone Town, this island offers an excellent spot for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters and sunbathing on its peaceful shores. The island holds a unique historical significance. It was initially used as a quarantine station before the British built a prison for Stone Town in the 1890s. However, the prison building was never actually put into use. Today, visitors can explore the remains of the prison structure, as well as the lush surroundings that make this island a popular destination for both history buffs and nature lovers alike.

The Sacred Valley of the Incas is a place full of old Inca ruins. The most impressive are Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Both structures are built with huge stone blocks. This tour also goes to the Maras Salt Mines and the archaeological site of Moray.

Tiwanaku is Bolivia's National Treasure. This site is located 2-hour from La Paz city in the high plateau of the Andes. On this tour you'll visit 15.000 year old structures and the most importantly culture almost lost for the world. Pumapunku Stone complex is also included on this tour.

Discover cultural highlights of eastern Armenia during this day trip from Yerevan. Tour Garni, a Greco-Roman pagan temple, visit the UNESCO-listed medieval monastery of Geghard, a majestic natural monument ''Symphony of Stone'' and end up the tour by visiting Charents Arch.

Jordan's Umayyad desert castles are beautiful examples of early Islamic art and architecture and stand testament to a fascinating era in the country's rich history. Take a private half-day tour and delve deep into the history of Jordan under the expertise of a professional and knowledgeable driver. The structures are called castles because of their imposing stature. The desert complexes once served various purposes as caravan stations, agriculture and trade centers, resort pavilions, and outposts that helped distant rulers forge ties with local Bedouins. Inside the castles, early Islamic art can be found. The fine mosaics, frescoes, stone and stucco carvings are inspired by the best in Persian and Greco-Roman traditions and reveal to us countless stories of the life as it was during the 8th Century. AZRAQ WETLAND RESERVE The wetlands were created some 250,000 years ago[3] as a result of being fed by aquifers that corresponded with geological changes

Discover two cultural highlights of Armenia during a half-day trip from Yerevan. This 5-hours tour in Armenia includes – Charents Arch, Garni – Greco-Roman pagan temple, UNESCO-listed medieval monastery of Geghard and masterclass of Armenian Lavash (bread) making.Choose this individual tour, book it with us and let us show you the Land of old Legends, Biblical Stories and Ancient History!

It Is the oldest and most significant building in Abu Dhabi, holding the city's first permanent structure; the watchtower. More than 230 years now, this elegant sandstone structure has still retained its character and remains as an impressive tribute to the region’s bygone era. So be prepared to travel back in time as you step into this well preserved national monument which is now converted into a museum. Discover the Inner Fort (built in 1795) and the Outer Palace (built in 1940s), while admiring its many art and artifacts (like weapons, images, maps etc) collected from as early as 6000 BC.

A Visit to Stone Town, you’ll find the fascinating Prison Island, a serene getaway rich in history and natural beauty. The island is home to Aldabra tortoises, which were brought from the Seychelles in 1919, and they roam freely across the land. Located only about half an hour from Stone Town, this island offers an excellent spot for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters and sunbathing on its peaceful shores. The island holds a unique historical significance. It was initially used as a quarantine station before the British built a prison for Stone Town in the 1890s. However, the prison building was never actually put into use. Today, visitors can explore the remains of the prison structure, as well as the lush surroundings that make this island a popular destination for both history buffs and nature lovers alike.

This is a wonderful introduction to Zanzibar and gives you a feeling of the rich cultural heritage. One gets a comprehensive view, history and walk of the Stone Town, magnificent architecture, narrow alleys, sand and stone ancient built houses where some of them are over 200 years old and have Arab/Indian carved doors. The tour starts at the main City market which was opened in 1904, where tropical fruits, vegetables, spices and fresh fish from the island are sold. Our next stop is the Anglican Church of Christ which was built by Bishop Steers in 1873 on the site where slaves used to be auctioned. Other highlights on the historical stone town tour are visits to: • The Africa House – Formerly the English Club. • Forodhani Park – Where you can spend your evenings leisurely watching the brilliant sunset while sipping freshly squeezed sugarcane juice or enjoy charcoal barbeques and locally made dishes. • The Old Fort – Built by Arabs for defense against the Portuguese.

Sunrise at Angkor Wat – Witness the breathtaking moment when the first rays of sunlight illuminate the iconic temple, reflecting beautifully in the lotus-filled moat. Capture stunning photos and feel the spiritual energy of this ancient wonder. Bayon Temple – Step into the heart of Angkor Thom, where the mesmerizing smiling stone faces of Bayon will leave you in awe. Discover intricate bas-reliefs that tell stories of history, mythology, and daily life from centuries ago. Ta Prohm Temple – Walk through the mystical ruins of Ta Prohm, famously known as the "Tomb Raider Temple." Marvel at how giant tree roots intertwine with ancient stones, creating a breathtaking scene where nature and history become one. Comfortable & Hassle-Free Experience – Travel in a comfortable vehicle with an expert guide who brings the temples to life with fascinating stories and insights.

A visit to Stone Town brings you to the captivating Prison Island, a tranquil retreat filled with history and natural charm. The island is home to Aldabra tortoises, introduced from the Seychelles in 1919, and they roam freely across the land. Just about half an hour from Stone Town, it’s an ideal spot for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters and enjoying the peaceful shores for sunbathing. Prison Island has a unique historical background. Initially serving as a quarantine station, it later saw the British build a prison for Stone Town in the 1890s, although the prison was never used. Today, visitors can explore the remnants of the prison structure while enjoying the lush, picturesque surroundings that make this island a favorite among both history enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Tour Guide pick you up from your hotel in Cairo, Enjoy your private day tour to Pyramids, Dahshour and Saqqara, in Dahshour you will visit the first complete Pyramid (the red Pyramid), the bent pyramid, the two pyramids are belong to the king Senefro, then you will transfer to Saqqara the oldest necropolis of kings, princes and nobles. You will visit Zoser structure which is the first stone structure in ancient world and see the Step Pyramid of the king Zoser. You will have lunch during the tour in local restaurant, vegetarian if need it, at the end of your Tour to Pyramids, Dahshour and Saqqara . Drive back to your Hotel in Cairo

This introductory guided tour of Zanzibar provides living evidence of a rich cultural heritage, where Arab, Indian, Persian and European influences blended with local African tradition. Historic buildings with elaborately carved wooden doors shaded by balconies, loggias and verandas line the narrow winding streets. The tour includes a visit to a Town Market "Darajani", Slave Market, Sultan Palace, Old Fort etc. You will also have about 30 minutes of shopping.

Explore the amazing petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua and go for a swim in the natural pools.  Visit a gigantic 2,000 year-old tree in Tule and then gaze at beautiful carved stone structures in the Zapotec ruins of Mitla.  Learn the process of making woolen rugs by hand in a local village and sip Mezcal, a popular Mexican liquor, at a local factory.

Stones from the ruins of the ancient structures were reused for residential construction of the agricultural village of Rockstone Pond in modern times, but the ancient site did not come to the attention of archeologists until 1963. The Old Northern Highway connects Altun Ha to Belize's Northern Highway, and the site is accessible for tourism. The largest of Altun Ha's temple-pyramids, the "Temple of the Masonry Altars", is 16 metres (52 ft) high. A drawing of this structure is the logo of Belize's leading brand of beer, "Belikin". At the ATV site Your guides will gear you with safety equipment and give you a thorough introduction on how to use the ATV safely inside the rainforest. Your total tour time on the ATV adventure is roughly 1 to 1.5 hours. After your adventure you head to the village of Rock Stone Pond nearby, home to Altun Ha Maya Temples.

A Visit to Stone Town, you’ll find the fascinating Prison Island, a serene getaway rich in history and natural beauty. The island is home to Aldabra tortoises, which were brought from the Seychelles in 1919, and they roam freely across the land. Located only about half an hour from Stone Town, this island offers an excellent spot for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters and sunbathing on its peaceful shores. The island holds a unique historical significance. It was initially used as a quarantine station before the British built a prison for Stone Town in the 1890s. However, the prison building was never actually put into use. Today, visitors can explore the remains of the prison structure, as well as the lush surroundings that make this island a popular destination for both history buffs and nature lovers alike.