Step Pyramid

The Step Pyramid, located in the Saqqara necropolis, is an archaeological remain and the oldest complete stone building complex known in history. It was built during the Third Dynasty for King Djoser and is considered the first true pyramid in Egypt. The pyramid has six terraces stacked on top of each other, reaching a height of 62 meters, and is surrounded by a limestone wall with fake buildings and a trench filled with sand. The walls are decorated with niches and false doors, resembling a palace façade. The Step Pyramid is a significant historical site and an important part of Egypt's cultural heritage