Amir Gohar, PhD. FHEA. AMLI.

This project proposes a structured tourism experience at the Pyramids Plateau through a clear trail hierarchy and a network of graded attractions. A main trail forms the primary visitor loop, connecting the major monuments and framing key views, while secondary and service trails branch off to distribute movement, reduce congestion, and allow quieter exploration. Attractions are organized by scale, major, minor, and complementary, so visitors move gradually from iconic landmarks to less crowded points of interest. The system integrates arrival, parking, and a visitor center as a clear threshold, transforming the site visit from a single-stop monument experience into a layered journey that balances orientation, discovery, and landscape immersion.