9 Days Trip to Cairo, Aswan, and Luxor for Group

You will begin your Cairo Day Tours to the Giza Pyramids, Memphis, and Saqqara after breakfast at the hotel. We'll go to the Giza pyramids and the Great Sphinx in the necropolis that surrounds them. You will then proceed to King Chephren's Valley Temple, where his royal body was mummified before being interred. Each step of the mummification process will be described by your guide.

The Saqqara Necropolis, which has one of the most comprehensive archives of ancient Egyptian history, will be our next stop after we finish our tour at Giza. The region is also home to some of Egypt's best-preserved pyramids, such as King Zoser's Step Pyramid and those of Unas and Teti.

Imhotep, a renowned and brilliant architect, designed and constructed the Saqqara complex. Each magnificent building inside the complex was built for a religious purpose to aid his king Djoser in his afterlife.

Memphis City follows next. Many significant temples and tombs, including those of King Ramses II, Seti I, and Akhenaten, are located in this ancient capital, which served as the pharaohs of Egypt's early dynasties' political and religious center. At the end of the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch

An expert tour guide from Cairo Top Tours will pick you up from your hotel to start the tour of Coptic and Cairo, You will then be taken to the Egyptian Antiquities Museum. You will see the largest display of ancient Egyptian artifacts and enjoy the journey through the fascinating history of ancient Egypt. The highlights of your tour will be covered by your Egyptologist guide, who will also explain to you all the secrets of King Tutankhamun's treasures, which are the only intact royal artifacts ever found. Before the tomb's excavation in 1 BC, a sizable collection of gold and jewelry had been buried under the sand for more than three thousand years.
You will be given a tour of Old Cairo by your tour guide, where you will see the Saladin Citadel and the Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque. These buildings represent one-of-a-kind examples of Ottoman architecture in Cairo because the famed Blue Mosque in Istanbul served as their model. From the time it was constructed by Salah El Din until the time of King Farouk in the first half of the 20th century, the Citadel served as the center of the Egyptian government.
Before beginning your well-known and frequently visited Coptic Cairo tour, you will first make a stop for lunch at a reputable restaurant. One of the main attractions in old Cairo, The Hanging Church, will astound you. You'll also want to stop at the Church of St. Sergius, also known as the Cavern Church, which was built above the crypt where the Holy Family lived for almost three months and the well where they drank. The Ben Ezra Synagogue will be your final stop. It is said that this is where Moses retrieved the basket from the Nile at the pharaoh's palace.
Discover the various medieval Cairo relics, such as the old walls and mosques, and continue on one of our Cairo sightseeing tours to learn about Islamic Cairo excursions. Tea is served at Fishawy's Oldest Cafe in the historic Khan El Khalili Bazaar to cap off the stroll. The city's old stone-paved streets and medieval structures like the madrasa, sails, and gates date back to the tenth century.

Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

You will fly to Luxor on this day! After leaving your hotel in Giza in the morning, you will be driven to Cairo Airport to board a domestic flight to Luxor, the country's tourism hub, where our representative will meet and assist you. Your Egypt Nile River Cruise will be your way of experiencing the allure of the eternal river and learning more about its fascinating monuments and history. We will meet you at Luxor and accompany you for almost 30 minutes of driving to the cruise ship. After checking in and relaxing in your cabin for a while, enjoy your lunch on the Nile cruise before we start exploring Luxor to see its top attractions.
The complex of Karnak Temples, which was constructed over two millennia to serve as a natural museum of ancient Egyptian art, a blueprint of the power and glory of a golden era, and a repository of historical knowledge, will be the first stop on our East Bank of Luxor tour. Next, visit the Luxor Temple, which serves as a further indicator of the pharaohs of the New Kingdom's greatness. After that, you'll be taken back to the boat where you can unwind and enjoy a leisurely evening before your delicious dinner is served in the restaurant. On the first night of your Nile River Cruise in Luxor, experience calmness and peace.
Possible optional tour to the sound and light show at Karnak temple, click to check the price.

Included meals: Welcome drink, Lunch, and Dinner.

Enjoy a delicious breakfast in the elegant dining room of the Nile Cruise before the start of our Luxor day tours. The rock-carved tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs in the Valley of The Kings and the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut or El-Dier El Bahari are two of the most well-known sites in Egypt that we will visit today after disembarking from the boat.
You will be transferred back to the cruise ship where you will eat lunch as the ship sails toward Esna to cross the Lock after your unforgettable Luxor tour of the west bank. Tea is served on the cruise ship's upper deck as you take in the stunning Nile Valley scenery. A delicious oriental dinner will be provided on board after you arrive in Edfu, where you will spend the evening watching belly dancing and listening to music performances on the serene waters of the Nile.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Before the Nile Cruise vessel stops at Edfu so that all tourists can board a horse-drawn carriage to visit the well-known temple there that is devoted to the worship of the falcon God Horus, your breakfast will be served on board the boat. On the Nile, the journey to Kom Ombo will then start. When we arrive, we will disembark for an amazing tour of the Kom Ombo temple, which was built as a tribute to two gods who were worshiped in Kom Ombo: the crocodile God Sobek and the Haroeris version of God Horus.
While you are enjoying your tea, get back on the Nile Cruise, which will begin sailing in the direction of Aswan. Once dinner is finished, you can enjoy the evening's entertainment before another peaceful night of sleeping on the cruise.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Enjoy your breakfast as you cruise the Nile, then get ready to embark on your Aswan day tours. First, you'll be taken to see the magnificent High Dam in Aswan, and then you'll be taken to see the largest unfinished obelisk in Egypt, which is still being worked on in Aswan's granite quarries. You will be taken back to the Nile Cruise after you have had time to explore the historical sites. On board, a high-quality lunch will be served as you enjoy the amazing views of the Nile River, the naturally preserved islands, and the various visiting birds soaring above the city. And while having tea on the roomy sundeck, let the beauty of these views fill your eyes.
Spend the rest of the day at Leisure whether sunbathing on the upper deck, dipping in the swimming pool, relaxing in your cabin, or enjoying the massage at the modern spa that the boat provides. Your delicious dinner will be served on board, and you will spend your last night of the Nile Cruise in Aswan.

Tonight, you can take an optional tour of the sound and light show at Philae temple, click to check the price.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Check out once you've finished your last delicious breakfast on the Nile Cruise. Next, say goodbye to your friends before being driven in a contemporary vehicle to the Airport in Aswan, where your flight will take you back to Cairo. When you arrive at Cairo International Airport, a representative from our company will greet you and help you and he will transfer to your hotel for the night.

Included meals: Breakfast.

A tour to Alexandria, the pride of the Mediterranean Sea with its renowned Citadel built by Qaitbay in the 15th century, is optional and may be taken from Cairo today. Alexander the Great, the Great Pharaoh of Egypt, constructed Alexandria, as evidenced by its Greco-Roman structures, including Pompey's Pillar and the Roman Catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa.

Meals: Breakfast.