Steigenberger Omar el Khayam Kreuzfahrt von Assuan nach Abu Simbel

A Nubian temple south of Aswan that dates back to the 18th dynasty is Kalabsha Temple is. After an early morning open-buffet breakfast, you will be taken by our knowledgeable guide on your Aswan day tours to view the spectacular Ptolemaic and Roman structures. It was constructed for the worship of Mandoulis, a Nubian deity.

We'll continue our Aswan sightseeing tour by seeing Beit El Wali, a temple carved out of rock that was constructed by Ramses II and dedicated to Amun-Re, Khnum, Anuket, and Re-Horakhti. During the Christian era, the temple served as a residence for priests and Christian dignitaries. The temple's architecture is reminiscent of the Temple of Abu Simble. After that, continue cruising on the cruise ship while taking your lunch to Wadi El Sebou, where ypu will have the best time.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast on board the Nile cruise ship, we will accompany you on one of the most fascinating day trips in Egypt: a visit to Wadi El Sebou, often known as the Valley of the Lions. Two temples honoring Ramses II can be seen at Wadi El Sebou. Continue your excursions in Aswan to the well-known Amada Temple, which was constructed by Pharaoh Thutmose III for the worship of the god Amon Ra. It is the oldest temple ever unearthed in Nubia.
It must be acknowledged that the temple has several exquisitely maintained features, including a number of really fine cut reliefs showcasing vivid colors. After serving lunch and dinner, we'll stay the night close to Amada.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

While sailing to Qasr Ibrim, which is home to impressive monuments from various eras of Egyptian history, take pleasure in your breakfast buffet. During the reign of Pharaoh Thutmosis III, it contains the graves of the Nubian kings. Visit the location from the outside before sailing on to Abu Simbel to see the most magnificent temple in the Middle East Abu Simbl Timples and possibly the entire globe.
It is a complex of two temples that Pharaoh Ramses II carved out of the rock. The enormous rock reliefs on the exterior of these monuments, which are erected in honor of the monarch and his queen Nefertari to commemorate her victory in the Battle of Kadesh, have come to symbolize them. After the trip to Abu Simbel, lunch and dinner will be given on board the ship.

Take your final breakfast on the Steigenberger Omar El Khayam Lake Cruise before being transferred to Abu Simbel Airport for your final departure by a Cairo Top Tours guide.