4 Days Nile Jewel Cruise from Aswan

Get the chance to go on the optional excursion this morning to the Abu Simbel temples, two enormous structures in southern Egypt. These famous temples were carved out of the mountainside in the 13th century BC, during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses II, and are now a part of the "Nubian Monuments," a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour then continues with a stop at the Temple of Kom-Ombo, a distinctive "double" temple honouring both the falcon god Haroeris and the crocodile god Sobek (Horus). Continue on to Luxor, where the trip will spend the night on the five-star cruise ship, after taking some time to explore the temple.

After breakfast, depart and explore Luxor's East Bank. Discover the magnificent Karnak Temple Complex, which is a part of the historic Thebes. It features a wide variety of temples, chapels, statues, and obelisks and is devoted to the imposing ram-headed god Amun. The Luxor Temple, a temple dedicated to Amun, his wife Mut, and his son Khons, is the next stop on the tour. These temples and gods played a major role in the annual Great Opet Festival that took place during the flood season.

After breakfast this morning, we will disembark the ship and head to the West Bank of Luxor for a tour. Explore the magnificent tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs, including King Tutankhamen, in the Valley of the Kings, which is renowned throughout the world. Later, visit the Temple of Hatshepsut (Deir El Bahary), which serves as the mausoleum of Egypt's sole pharaoh queen. The colossal Colossi of Memnon, the final remnants of Amenophis III's temple, will be visited to cap out the day. Returning you to your luxor airport or raliway station is the final step.