The perfect affordable 13-day in Cairo, Nile cruise, Fayoum, and Bahariya Oasis

On the second day, start your day with breakfast and then start our journey.

The Giza pyramids was named one of the seven wonders of the world due to its high rise and excellent construction; the height of each side of the pyramid is 231 meters, the weight of each brick in the pyramid is 2.5 tons, and the total weight of the pyramid is 6 million tons. The pyramids are in the Egyptian city of Giza, in the western section of the Nile River.

Memphis is an ancient city built by King Mina. It is worth noting that it was Egypt's capital during the Old Kingdom and the focus of authority and culture for almost 3000 years. As a result, in Memphis, you can view the magnificent Ramses II statue and the alabaster Sphinx.
 

Breakfast and lunch are the main meals of the day.

Take your breakfast and begin your visits on the third day.

Start with the Grand Egyptian Museum, is the burial collection of Yuya and Thuya, Psusennes I, and the Treasures of Tanis, and the Narmer Stela, which marks the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt under one pharaoh, are among the museum's precious objects.

The Saladin castle houses three museums: the Jewel Palace Museum, which houses a 1,000-kilogram chandelier given to Muhammad Ali Pasha by King Louis Philip I of France," the throne of Muhammad Ali, which was given to him by the King of Italy, and the Museum of Transport, which opened in 1983. It houses a collection of one-of-a-kind royal vehicles originating from the reign of Khedive Ismail.

The Khan al-Khalili neighborhood was named after one of the Mamluk rulers from Hebron, Palestine, who was known as Jerkes al-Khalili by his grandfather.

Transfer back to your hotel for the night.

Breakfast and lunch are the main meals of the day.

Get up early in the morning, have a delicious breakfast, then go to the airport and fly to Luxor, where you will check in for your Nile cruise.

Begin with the Karnak temple is the second building of the temple, which was erected by King Horemheb and dubbed Ramses II after him. Its length was 97 meters, its height was 29 meters, and its thickness was 14 meters under the reigns of Euergetes II and Ptolemy VI.

Then head to Luxor temple, the temple's front consists of four enormous sculptures of the king that stand 20 meters tall and an entrance that leads to rooms 180 feet long. The entryway of the other temple has six sculptures, four of which are of Ramses II and two of Nefertari, his wife.

Then, return to your Nile cruise.

Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are served.

On the fifth day, you will eat your delicious breakfast and begin your day.

In the Valley of the Kings, a dry river on the west bank of the ancient city of Thebes (modern Luxor), hence its name, but this name is not entirely accurate because some members of the royal family other than the kings, as well as some non-royals, though they were High-ranking, were buried there. The Valley of the Kings is separated into two valleys: eastern and western.

Then proceed to Hatshepsut Temple, a monastery erected by Queen Hatshepsut to perform rites that would benefit her in the afterlife. Deir al-Bahari is a contemporary Arabic name given to this place in the seventh century AD when the Copts utilized it as a monastery. The temple is made out of three climbing terraces joined by ascension and descending ramps.

Finally, the Colossi of Memnon, also known as (the Kolesat or Salamat) are two huge sculptures constructed approximately 1350 BC.

When your excursion is finished, return to your Nile cruise.

Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are served.

On day six of your journey, you will cruise to Edfu and then visit after breakfast.

The Temple of Edfu, dedicated to the deity Horus and located on the west bank of the Nile, is one of the most complete ancient Egyptian temples. Since King Ptolemy III's rule in 237 BC, the temple has been under construction for almost 180 years.

The Kom Ombo temple derives from the mythology of the monarch of "Emboa," who called the city after him today, and it consists of two syllables: (Kom), which indicates what is above the ground, and (Ombo), which is the name of the valley's king or ruler.
 

Then transfer back to your Nile cruise.

Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are served.

On day six of your journey, you will cruise to Edfu and then visit after breakfast.

The Temple of Edfu, dedicated to the deity Horus and located on the west bank of the Nile, is one of the most complete ancient Egyptian temples. Since King Ptolemy III's rule in 237 BC, the temple has been under construction for almost 180 years.

The Kom Ombo temple derives from the mythology of the monarch of "Emboa," who called the city after him today, and it consists of two syllables: (Kom), which indicates what is above the ground, and (Ombo), which is the name of the valley's king or ruler.
 

Then transfer back to your Nile cruise.

Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are served.

During the seventh day you will be served breakfast before being escorted to the concept of erecting the High Dam in the higher reaches of the Nile dates back to the creation of an artificial lake of fresh water, and it was decided to begin construction in 1953, with a committee created to produce a plan for the project. One of the world's leading businesses.

And the 42-meter-long Unfinished Obelisk rests on the ground in the northern corner of Aswan's obelisk quarry, where it was discovered in 1921.
Finally, there is the Philae Temple, this temple devoted to the goddess Isis was submerged and reconstructed in a new position on the Agilika island, some 500 meters from its original location on the island of Philae.

After that, return to your Nile cruise.

Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are served.

Begin the eighth day of your tour package with a delicious breakfast, then transfer and begin your journey by sailing to Abu Simbel, which was built by King Ramses II (about 1303 BC - 1213 BC), the most famous king of Egypt from the era of the modern state, and it is believed that he sat on the throne in his late teenage years and ruled Egypt for 67 years from 1279 BC to 1213 BC.

When you return to your Nile cruise, pack your belongings and travel to Cairo. Overnight stay in a Cairo hotel.

Breakfast is the meal of the day.

We can provide you a free day tour in Cairo to go on a strolling tour with the locals and relax, or we can give you extra trips that will be presented by your tour guide.

Breakfast is the meal of the day.

First, eat breakfast, and then proceed to Fayoum.

To begin, Wadi Al-Hitan is part of the 400-square-kilometer Wadi El-Rayan Reserve near Fayoum, around 150 kilometers from Cairo. The Egyptian government proclaimed Wadi El-Rayan a natural reserve in 1989 to protect the region and the valuable fossils that show Wadi El-Hitan was submerged in water and inhabited by marine species 40 million years ago.

And have lunch in Tunis village.

Breakfast and lunch are the main meals of the day.

After your delicious breakfast, transfer to the first location, which is.

Begin your day with a visit to Lake Qaroun, which was designated as a wildlife reserve in 1989. It has a total size of 1,385 square kilometers. It is the remains of the ancient Morris Lake and is one of the world's oldest natural lakes. It is recognized around the world for the presence of marine, river, and continental fossil beds going back about 40 million years, including the massive Fayoum animal that resembled rhinos.

At the end of your journey, visit Wadi al-Rayyan, which is regarded one of Egypt's most significant natural reserves, alongside Ras Muhammad, St. Catherine, and Mount Elba. Wadi al-Rayyan was named after a monarch named al-Rayyan ibn al-Walid, who stayed in the region with his army for a spell, irrigating water from the area's natural springs. This was agreed upon by the Bedouins. The name was discovered to have ancient Egyptian origins on an antique papyrus.

Travel to Cairo and spend the night.

Breakfast and lunch are the main meals of the day.

Early in the morning, have breakfast, and go to Baharyia Oasis to view the white desert. The reserve is distinguished by the beauty of the sand dunes, the geological formations of the white limestone rocks, and the peculiar fossils they hold.

The White Desert is covered in a white chalk ground with geological structures in the shape of snow-white chalk columns generated by the wind and steep hills, giving the region a unique geological and ecological setting.

Then proceed to the dark desert. The Black Desert is the source of its name. Of fact, the name of this desert comes from the mountains and plateaus that are covered with black powder as a result of volcanic eruptions that have dried up over millions of years.

Then you will be transferred back to Cairo and spend the night at a hotel there.

Breakfast and lunch are the main meals of the day.

After breakfast, transfer to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight, at which point our service will come to an end.

Breakfast is the first of the day.