Absolutely! Most major tourist sites in Egypt have entrance fees. Here’s what you need to know: Prices Vary: Entrance fees differ significantly across sites, ranging from a few Egyptian pounds to several hundred. Major Attractions Tend to be Pricier: Iconic sites like the Pyramids of Giza or the Valley of the Kings are on the higher end of the price spectrum. Additional Fees: Some sites charge extra for entering specific tombs or taking photos/videos inside. Ticket Availability: Tickets are usually purchased directly at the site’s entrance. It’s advisable to carry Egyptian pounds for payment. Price Examples (in Egyptian Pounds – EGP) These are approximate prices and can change. Always check the latest information before visiting. Giza Pyramids: 540 EGP (general entrance) Entering the Great Pyramid: 900 EGP Valley of the Kings: 600 EGP (includes 3 tombs) Tomb of Tutankhamun: Additional 500 EGP Egyptian Museum (Cairo): 450 EGP Karnak Temple (Luxor): 450 EGP Luxor Temple: 400 EGP Abu Simbel Temples: 600 EGP