Soaring above the iconic Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, paragliders spotted a stray dog soaking in the views of the ancient wonder before expertly navigating down the monumental structure.
Paraglider Alex Lang captured the footage of the stray hound during an overview of the Egyptian landmark on Monday, Oct. 14.
In Lang's video, the light-colored dog is seen pacing around the top layer of the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the World. The Great Pyramid of Giza is 481 ft. high and about 4,600 years old.
"He was barking at birds," Lang told news agency Storyful, per local Los Angeles outlet KTLA.
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The happy hound was spotted expertly navigating down the Great Pyramid of Giza. (Marshall Mosher via Storyful)
Marshall Mosher captured the canine's descent as it expertly traversed down the steep pyramid one step at a time, wagging its tail along the way back to solid ground.
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"Are you kidding me?" a person is heard saying in the video.
The dog had a long journey back to solid ground after scaling one of the wonders of the world. (Marshall Mosher via Storyful)
On Tuesday, the dog managed to safely return to solid ground after its long journey from the pyramid's top.
Who the dog belongs to and how it got up to the top of one of the Seven Wonders of the World remains a mystery.