Why does Egyptian life revolve around the pyramid and the Nile?

This river, the Nile, was the main source of water for the Egyptians. In a hot Africa, this is very important. Overflowing, the Nile brought silt to the soil, thereby enriching it, making the land more fertile. Accordingly, the residents of the country received much higher harvests than their neighbors. And wheat, as you know, was the main cash equivalent in the ancient world.

The pyramids were originally built for the burial of the pharaohs, who were considered the earthly incarnation of God. Given the religiosity of the ancient Egyptians, one can understand why the pyramids were important to them.

In our time, the Egyptian pyramids have remained as architectural monuments of antiquity. This is what attracts tourist Egypt.