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Arrive at Cairo airport
Meet and assist.
Lunch.

Visit the Egyptian Museum.

Discover the Egyptian Museum, where history lives and legendary treasures await. From Tutankhamun’s golden mask to ancient mummies and intricate carvings, each artifact tells a story, inviting you on a journey through the wonders of Egypt’s ancient past.

Transfer to hotel & overnight.

Breakfast

Visit the Ancient city of Memphis.
Memphis, ancient Egypt’s first capital, thrived as a hub of culture, power, and worship around 3,000 BCE. Known for its grand temples and colossal statues, it honored Ptah, the god of craftsmen. Today, as a UNESCO site, its ruins near Cairo echo Egypt’s majestic origins.

Visiting Sakkara Step Pyramid.
The Sakkara Step Pyramid, Egypt’s oldest stone structure, stands as a groundbreaking marvel from around 2,670 BCE. Built by the architect Imhotep for Pharaoh Djoser, this pyramid marked the beginning of monumental architecture in Egypt. With its unique layered design, it rises in six steps, symbolizing a stairway to the heavens, setting the stage for future pyramid construction.

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Visit Giza Pyramids, Sphinx, and camel ride.
Embark on an unforgettable journey to the Giza Pyramids, where the colossal Great Pyramid stands as a testament to ancient engineering. Marvel at the enigmatic Sphinx, guarding these timeless wonders with its silent gaze. Complete your adventure with a scenic camel ride, swaying through the desert sands as you take in the majestic views of Egypt’s most iconic treasures.

Perfume Factory.

Transfer to hotel , dinner and overnight.

Breakfast

Excursion to Alexandria

Visit Catacombs
The Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, an ancient underground wonder in Alexandria, Egypt, are a labyrinth of passageways and tombs blending Egyptian, Greek, and Roman styles. Dating back to the 2nd century, this mysterious burial site descends through multiple levels, with intricate carvings, statues, and sarcophagi that capture the fusion of cultures. Stepping into the catacombs is like stepping into an eerie but fascinating world where ancient beliefs converge in a unique, underground masterpiece.

Visit Pompey’s Pillar
Pompey’s Pillar, a towering granite column in Alexandria, Egypt, stands as one of the city’s last remaining Roman landmarks. Erected in honor of Emperor Diocletian around 300 CE, it soars over 20 meters high, symbolizing Roman strength and presence in ancient Egypt. Though misnamed after the Roman general Pompey, this impressive pillar offers a glimpse into Alexandria’s storied past and its connection to Rome’s grandeur.

Lunch at seafood restaurant

Visit the Fort of Qaitbay
The Fort of Qaitbay, a 15th-century fortress in Alexandria, Egypt, stands proudly along the Mediterranean coast. Built by Sultan Qaitbay on the ruins of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders, this fort served as a strategic defense against invaders. With its sturdy walls, winding passages, and breathtaking sea views, Qaitbay combines history and beauty, preserving Alexandria’s legacy as a center of ancient power and maritime strength.

Visit Mosque of Abu Alabbas
The Mosque of Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi is Alexandria’s largest and most iconic mosque, known for its stunning blend of Islamic and Andalusian architecture. Built in the 13th century and later remodeled, it honors the revered Andalusian Sufi saint, Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi. With its grand domes, intricate carvings, and towering minaret, the mosque is a serene sanctuary and a beautiful symbol of Alexandria’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage.

Visit Montazah Gardens and view King Farouk’s Palace
Montazah Gardens, a lush paradise along Alexandria’s coastline, is a serene escape filled with vibrant flowers, royal palms, and stunning sea views. Stroll through its expansive grounds, where tranquility meets history, and admire the grandeur of King Farouk’ s Palace, nestled within the gardens. The palace, once the royal summer retreat, stands as a testament to Egypt ’ s opulent past, offering a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle of its former monarch. The blend of natural beauty and historical splendor makes Montazah a must-visit destination.

Drive to Cairo

Dinner and overnight.

Breakfast at hotel
Transfer to Cairo Airport for fly to Luxor
Departure
Arrival Luxor airport, meet and assist

Visit Temple of Karnak
The Temple of Karnak, one of Egypt’s most awe-inspiring ancient sites, stands in Luxor as a vast complex dedicated to the god Amun. Spanning over 2,000 years of history, it showcases towering columns, massive pylons, and intricately detailed carvings. The grand Hypostyle Hall, with its 134 colossal columns, is a true marvel of ancient engineering. As a center of religious power, the temple invites you to step into a world where gods and pharaohs once walked, offering a journey through Egypt’s remarkable spiritual legacy.

Embark the Nile Cruise

Lunch

Visit Luxor Temple
Luxor Temple, a stunning monument in the heart of Luxor, is a masterpiece of ancient Egyptian architecture. Dedicated to the god Amun, it boasts majestic columns, grand statues, and beautifully preserved reliefs. Unlike many temples, Luxor was not only a place of worship but also a center for royal ceremonies. As you walk through its vast courtyards, the temple’s rich history and divine connection come to life, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Egypt’s religious and cultural heart.

Papyrus institute
The Papyrus Institute in Cairo offers a fascinating journey into the ancient art of papyrus-making. Here, you can witness firsthand the timeless process of crafting this iconic Egyptian paper from the papyrus plant. Visitors can explore the history and significance of papyrus in ancient Egypt, as it was used for everything from scrolls to sacred texts. The institute also showcases beautifully crafted papyrus art, offering a unique insight into a tradition that has endured for millennia. It’s a perfect stop for anyone eager to experience Egypt’s creative heritage.

Dinner and overnight.

Breakfast

Kings’ Valley
The Valley of the Kings, nestled in the cliffs of Luxor, is Egypt’s most famous burial site, home to the tombs of pharaohs and nobles from the New Kingdom. This ancient necropolis, with its intricate rock-cut tombs and vivid wall paintings, reveals the grandeur of Egypt’s royal afterlife beliefs. Among the tombs, the burial site of Tutankhamun is the most renowned. As you walk through this sacred valley, the stories of Egypt’s greatest rulers come to life, offering a glimpse into their eternal journey to the afterlife.

Temple of Queen Hatshepsut
The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, located in the Valley of the Kings, is a striking tribute to one of Egypt’s most powerful female pharaohs. Carved into the cliffs of Deir el-Bahari, this mortuary temple features stunning terraces, grand colonnades, and intricate reliefs that tell the story of Hatshepsut’s reign. Known for its remarkable architecture and design, it blends harmoniously with the surrounding desert landscape. The temple stands as a lasting testament to Hatshepsut’s legacy and her extraordinary role in Egypt’s ancient history.

Alabaster factory
The Alabaster Factory in Luxor offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient craft of alabaster stone carving. Here, skilled artisans continue the tradition of shaping and polishing alabaster, a translucent stone once prized by the Pharaohs for creating statues, jars, and decorative items. Visitors can watch craftsmen at work, using techniques passed down through generations, and explore a range of beautifully crafted alabaster pieces. A visit to the factory offers a unique opportunity to take home a piece of Egypt’s rich artistic heritage.

Colossi of Memnon
The Colossi of Memnon are two massive stone statues standing tall on the west bank of the Nile, near Luxor. These towering figures, each over 18 meters high, represent Pharaoh Amenhotep III and once guarded the entrance to his mortuary temple. Carved from sandstone, the statues are famous not only for their impressive size but also for their eerie sound at dawn, a phenomenon known as the “singing” of the Colossi. Though the temple has long since vanished, these statues remain as silent sentinels, offering a glimpse into Egypt’s ancient grandeur.

Sail to Edfu via Esna Lock

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Dinner and overnight.

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Visit Temple of Horus by kalesh ride
The Temple of Horus at Edfu is one of Egypt’s best-preserved ancient temples, dedicated to the falcon- headed god Horus. Built during the Ptolemaic period, this grand temple boasts towering pylons, vast courtyards, and intricate reliefs that depict the legendary battle between Horus and the god Seth. The temple’s massive structure, with its beautifully preserved carvings and inscriptions, provides a vivid insight into ancient Egyptian religious practices and mythology. It stands as a remarkable testament to the power and devotion of ancient Egypt’s rulers.

Sailing to Kom Ombo

Lunch

Visiting the Temple of Kom Ombo
The Temple of Kom Ombo, perched on the banks of the Nile, is a unique double temple dedicated to two gods: Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon-headed god. Built during the Ptolemaic dynasty, this symmetrical temple features twin entrances, sanctuaries, and courtyards, each devoted to one deity. The walls are adorned with detailed carvings and reliefs, offering insight into ancient Egyptian beliefs, medicine, and rituals. The temple’s proximity to the Nile and its stunning architecture make it a captivating stop for anyone exploring Egypt’s rich heritage.

Sailing to Aswan

Dinner and overnight (galabia theme party on cruise)

Excursion to Abu Simbel (breakfast in boxes)

Return to Aswan and visit the High Dam
The Aswan High Dam, an engineering marvel on the Nile River, stands as one of Egypt’s most significant modern achievements. Completed in 1970, it controls flooding, generates hydroelectric power, and provides water for irrigation, transforming Egypt’s agricultural landscape. The dam’s vast reservoir, Lake Nasser, stretches for hundreds of kilometers, offering a breathtaking view. Not only is it a symbol of Egypt’s development, but it also plays a crucial role in securing the country’s water supply and energy needs, making it a key pillar of Egypt’s progress.

Lunch on board

Philae

Felucca ride around Elephantine Island and view the Mausoleum of Agha Khan
A felucca ride around Elephantine Island offers a serene and picturesque journey along the Nile. As you glide across the tranquil waters, enjoy stunning views of lush landscapes, ancient ruins, and local life. Along the way, catch a glimpse of the Mausoleum of Agha Khan, an elegant structure perched on the island’s highest point. This beautiful tomb, built in the 1950s, offers a peaceful contrast to the bustling surroundings, with its impressive architecture and panoramic views of the river and surrounding desert. It’s a perfect blend of nature, history, and culture.

Dinner and overnight.

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Disembarkation

Visit the unfinished obelisk
The Unfinished Obelisk in Aswan is a colossal ancient project left incomplete due to a crack in the stone. Carved directly from the bedrock, this massive obelisk was intended to be the largest ever built, measuring over 41 meters long and weighing an estimated 1,200 tons. Its unfinished state offers a unique glimpse into the ancient stone-carving process, showcasing the tools and techniques used by Egyptian craftsmen. The site stands as a testament to the ambition of the ancient Egyptians and the challenges they faced in creating such monumental structures.

Visit Philae Temple
The Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis, is a breathtaking archaeological site located on an island in the Nile near Aswan. Built during the Ptolemaic era, it is famous for its stunning combination of Egyptian and Greek architectural styles. The temple complex is known for its beautiful reliefs and towering pylons, depicting the myths and rituals surrounding Isis. After being relocated to its current location in the 1960s due to the construction of the Aswan High Dam, Philae continues to captivate visitors with its serene atmosphere and rich cultural heritage.

Lunch

Transfer to Aswan airport for fly to Cairo

Departure

Arrival Cairo

Transfer to hotel, dinner and overnight

Breakfast at hotel

Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum

Visit the Citadel of Saladdin and Mohamed Ali Mosque

Lunch

Shopping at Khan Khalili Bazaar

Transfer to Cairo Airport for final departure<