How could we resist showing you another Egyptian skyline when it looks as good as this? In the foreground is the Great Pyramid of Giza, the largest and most spectacular of them all, and the final remaining Wonder of the Ancient World. Before it, and perfectly aligned as if it had been positioned there as a guard, is the Sphinx. Note how perfectly it lines up with the center of the Pyramid. That's no accident; the Ancient Egyptians were skilled with geometry and knew exactly what they were doing when they positioned it.
The sky is the real star of the show though. The photo has been taken as the sun is going down in Cairo, and the Pyramid seems to filter and split the light, turning it into individual beams which shine across the sky. With views like this, it's easy to understand why Giza was such a sacred and special place to the people of the time.