12 Days tour to Cairo,Nile Cruise,and White Desert

Our tour guide picks you up from your Cairo hotel at 8:00 a.m. and takes you on a full Cairo day tour to Giza Pyramids, including the Great Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinos, and the Valley Temple. 

Visit local restaurant for lunch, not including drinks. Travel 27 kilometers southwest to Sakkara, visiting Step Pyramid, built for King Zoser, a key development in pyramids.

The West Bank of the Nile is home to the Dahshur Pyramids, a royal necropolis that features two of Egypt's oldest, biggest, and best-preserved pyramids. The Ramses II statue and the alabaster Sphinx can be found in Memphis City, the nation's historic capital.

After the Tour, you'll be driven back to your accommodation.

After breakfast, one of our representatives will pick you up from your hotel and take you on a tour of Cairo that includes a stop at the Egyptian Museum, which has artifacts from the Pharaonic era. The collection spans 5000 years and is on exhibit in the museum. It is regarded as the largest and most valuable collection of Egyptian art in existence. There are around 250,000 incredible artifacts on display.

You will then be driven to a nearby restaurant for lunch. Continue traveling until you reach Islamic Cairo, where Khan El Khalili, Cairo's renowned bazaar, is located. The Hanging Church, the Church of St. Barbara, and the Church of Abu Serga are the next sites on our journey to Coptic Cairo. You will then be driven back to your hotel in Cairo.

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel and take you to The Cairo Tower, Cairo's highest point at 187m. From there, you can see the Saladin Citadel, Nile, and Cairo. The Saladin Citadel, built in 1183 AD, is a conserved historic monument with mosques, museums, and sweeping views of Cairo.

then take you back to your Cairo hotel.

The tour includes visiting the Manial Palace of Prince Mohamed Ali Pasha, built in a blend of European Art Nouveau and Rococo styles, and the old Abdeen Palace in Cairo, which was used as Egypt's former ruling dynasty's official residence. The tour also visits the Baron Palace, established by Belgian businessman Baron Edward Empain, in Cairo, built in an Indian architectural style.

You'll be driven back to the hotel after your trip.

You will be picked up from your hotel in Cairo to take a flight for Aswan, where you will see the Temple of Philae and have a Felucca trip to see Elephantine, the High Dam, and the Unfinished Obelisk.

 Philae Temple, built in 690 BC to honor Isis, was the last traditional Egyptian temple. The Aswan High Dam, fueled by the Nile River, divides Egypt from Sudan and formed Lake Nasser. Construction began in 1960 and completed in 1968.

The Unfinished Obelisk: The finest granite used to create statues and embellish temples, pyramids, and obelisks was supplied by Aswan in ancient Egypt. Even while the basic construction process is still unknown, the enormous partially completed obelisk in the Northern Quarries has shed much light on how these structures were built. With the exception of the inscriptions, three of the roughly 42m long sides of the shaft were completed.12 p.m. lunch while sailing,

Sail around Elephantine island on the Felucca's sailing trip.

tour to a Nubian village that is optional 

Explore a Nubian village. The Nubian Village is a bustling, fun, and welcoming place. Dinner and sleeping arrangements when sailing

After breakfast on board the Nile cruise, we'll depart for the Kom Ombo Temple in the early morning hours.

In honor of the gods Sobek and Horus (332 B.C. and 395 A.D.), the temple was mostly built during the Ptolemaic and Roman eras. The Nile Cruise will then pick us up once more, and we'll travel to Edfu to spend the night. Dinner and a night spent at sea

Having breakfast and seeing Edfu Temple, an upper Egyptian location with a huge temple to the hawk god Horus that has been well preserved, while on a Nile cruise The Ptolemaic temple of Horus, which was built on the foundation of an earlier older temple (246 B.C. ), was constructed between Ptolemy the Third and Ptolemy the Fourth. On the walls are depictions of the Horus and Seth conflict, which is undoubtedly acted out every year as part of religious rituals.

Pass the Esna lock on your way to Luxor.

then see the Luxor Temple, which King Tutankhamon and the Great King Ramses II completed after Amenhotep III of the New Kingdom started most of it. Ramses II also constructed the initial pylon, which was decorated with his military victory at the Battle of Kadesh. Dinner and sleeping aboard the ship

While traveling along the Nile, enjoy breakfast on board and explore Luxor's west bank.

Ancient Pharaohs who slept in stone sarcophagi resided in the Valley of the Kings, which was formerly referred to as the Great Place of the Truth. The Pyramid-Shaped Mountain Peak dominates the valley beyond Deir el Bahri. The Memnon Colossi, statues from the biggest building constructed by Amenhotep the Third, rise 18 meters above the plain. The limestone cliffs and the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut are one and the same.

Disembark from your Nile cruise after your final breakfast aboard the cruise ship. After that, we'll drive you to an airport the Luxor so you can catch a trip to Cairo. Once you get in Cairo, check into your hotel, unwind, and spend the night.

The morning journey departs Cairo, passing through desert landscapes, and includes a visit to the stunning Bahariya Oasis, the former Pharaonic Empire's agricultural center.

Visit an oasis with a guide, enjoying shady palm trees and natural springs. Explore the Black Desert for stunning mountain-like domes and stroll through the charming Agabat valley with white cliff walls and limestone rocks.

Explore Crystal Mountain, a calcite crystal building, and the White Desert, a vast area of white sand, offering breathtaking views and sand dunes for climbing.

The individual will relax and return to the Cairo hotel for the night.

On the last day of your journey, savor your breakfast before being transported to the airport in Cairo to catch your flight home.