Even UNESCO can be misleading I suppose. In the photo of the Giza pyramids in this article, one might be led to believe that the featured pyramid at center is that of Khufu, when in fact it is that of his son Khafre. Khufu’s pyramid is in the background to the right. It is slightly larger, though Kafre’s tends to *look* larger since it is built on slightly higher ground, but photos like these are generally taken using a wide-angle lens tipped skyward which makes Khufu’s pyramid look far away and smaller . In addition, Khafre’s pyramid generally gets more attention in pictures since it still has some casing stones in place near the top, while his Father’s pyramid is missing its casing stones, and in fact the top few courses of stone.