Special Nile Cruise on MS Espanada from Aswan to Luxor

 Your day will begin with a delicious breakfast on board the MS Esplanade Nile Cruise, after which your Egypt Nile River Cruise will continue to sail to the Kom Ombo temple, where you will enjoy an amazing tour of Kom Ombo and Edfu. You will then meet your Egyptologist guide in the lobby to explore the Temple of KomOmbo, which  bears testimony to the value that ancient Egyptian priests attributed to both Nile crocodiles and natural cycles. It is situated next to a bend of the Nile on an outcrop where crocodiles once gathered.

After enjoying a delectable lunch on board, you will travel to Edfu to see the Horus Temple, who is the protector of kingship and the son of Osiris. After finishing your Egypt Day Tours, you will prepare to board the ship and sail to Esna to attend an Egyptian Galabeya Party. You will spend the night in Esna and get ready for tomorrow's Luxor excursions.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

After eating breakfast on board, your relaxing MS Esplanade Nile cruise will go towards Luxor via the Esna lock. You'll then enjoy lunch on board before unwinding with an afternoon tea before continuing your Luxor day tours to the Luxor Temple. The temple was constructed by the illustrious Pharaoh Amenophis the Third and was the focal point of the yearly Opet Festival, one of the most important religious celebrations in ancient Egypt. It is dedicated to Amun, Mut, and Khonsu.
During this event, Amun statues are worshipped. 

 Resuming your Luxor East Bank Tours will allow you to see the Karnak Temples, an enormous temple that is regarded as one of Egypt's oldest locations overall.  
After the Luxor Sightseeing excursions are finished, you'll eat dinner on the Nile Cruise while taking in a belly dance performance.

Afternoon in Luxor

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

You will eat breakfast while on the Egypt Nile River Cruise, and then you will check out so that you can continue with your Luxor tours and visit the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, which has long been one of the country's most popular tourist destinations. We'll also take you to view the famed building designed by the talented architect Senmot, the building of Queen Hatshepsut (El-Deir El-Bahari Temple)The purpose of the temple is to serve as both a sanctuary and a funerary temple for Amun Ra, where the tale of his divine birth is told.  

Your Luxor West Bank Tours will come to a conclusion when you stop to see the Colossi of Memnon, two giant statues that were created for King Amenhotep III, the father of Akhenaten, and placed inside a former temple.

You will then be driven to Luxor International Airport or a train station.

Dining: Breakfast