Cairo and Hurghada Budget Tour

  The second day, and after you finish your breakfast in the hotel you will be taken by your tour guide who will pick you up through your day tour of Giza Pyramids, Dahshur, and Memphis in Cairo.

You will start your trip by visiting one of the most important Egyptian monuments in history, the Egyptian pyramids, which are considered royal tombs built over a period of 2700 years starting from the Old Kingdom era until the late Ptolemaic era, and the construction of the pyramids began during the Third Dynasty and ended during the Sixth Dynasty; in the period (2686 - 2325 BC), and the pyramids were not isolated structures but were part of an architectural complex

The ancient Egyptians believed that kings were chosen by the gods to be intermediaries between them and the people on earth, so it was in their interest to keep the king's body intact even after his death, as it was believed that part of the king's soul known as “Ka” remains with his body, and until his soul is properly cared for, they mummified the bodies of kings, and buried everything they needed with them in the afterlife; like gold vessels, food, furniture, etc. in addition to building pyramids as tombs for these kings.

After visiting the pyramids of Giza, you will go to Dahshur, where it includes an ancient Egyptian royal tomb, as well as a number of pyramids built during his reign, and the Pyramid of Snefru was the first of the pyramids of Dahshur, where it was built during the reign of King Snefru, in which Snefru tried to build a smooth-sided pyramid, but as a result of some mistakes in cutting stones and the softness of the soil on which the pyramid was built, the pyramid bent. So Sneferu ordered the construction of the second pyramid of Dahshur, the Red Pyramid, with a height of more than 100 meters, and this pyramid is famous for the use of red limestone in its construction, and it is believed that King Sneferu is buried in this pyramid.

And after that, after eating your lunch in one of our best restaurants, you will go on a different trip in the Memphis area, where there are many very ancient ruins, as it was founded by King Narmer, in the year three thousand two hundred BC, and was considered in the era of the ancient Egyptian state as the capital of the country, specifically during the rule of the Third Dynasty and continued until the Sixth Dynasty, and the worship rituals in it were for the gods called (Ptah). 

Throughout its long history, Memphis was a city of great importance and teeming with life, as it was considered one of the largest human settlements in the world, with a population of about thirty thousand people in that period, but today it has no population, but it is one of the most wonderful tourist places in Egypt.

Then back to the hotel to rest before the next day in Cairo with various other visits

when you finish your breakfast and traveling from Cairo to Hurghada you free to spend the rest of the day as you wish between, a laid back evening at the hotel, or a selection of optional excursions available. You may either choose to relax and have fun along the beach or learn the desert terrain to keep on with your adventure in the most comfortable and thrilling way. Get ready to see the days ahead as a tour of Egypt turns into a memorable experience.

Meals included: breakfast 

The second day in Hurghada, you can do a lot of other great things, like a snorkeling trip on a protected Egyptian island in the Red Sea within the archipelago of the Giftun Islands near Hurghada.
It is a destination and a tourist attraction for diving and swimming, and you can also enjoy the rich marine life and vibrant coral reefs in the Red Sea.
After you finish your snorkeling trip on this wonderful island, you will return to the hotel to relax

After you leave the hotel to go to the airport to return to Cairo, where you will visit Cairo of  Al-Moez and its wonderful monuments that tourists come to from all over the world. 

The tour starts in the Tahrir, where the Egyptian Museum, which is considered one of the most wonderful museums in the world in terms of design, as more than seventy design projects competed for the construction of the museum building, and in the end the design of the French architect Marcel Dornon, who designed a creative work, was chosen to be the first museum in the world that was built to be a museum and not a building modified into a museum, and construction methods were used and modern display methods were applied during that period and the architectural styles and elements in the museum were influenced by Greek classical art and architecture, and did not include any influences of ancient Egyptian art and ancient Egyptian temples except in the design of its rooms or in the design of its interior halls, where the entrance halls mimic the edifices of ancient Egyptian temples.

After that, you will go to Coptic Cairo to see the other side of ancient Egypt, especially in Christian times and the Christian influence that left us with many churches that visitors of different nationalities frequent to see, for example, the Church of Abu Surja, which has a well that reaches more than 17 meters down and near the doctrine is the place where the Holy Family hid during their escape to Egypt, and there are other churches such as the Hanging Church, St. George and the Temple of Beni Ezra

After you go to have lunch in one of the wonderful restaurants, you will conclude your day by visiting one of the best markets with wonderful things, which is Khan El-Khalili Bazaar 

Finally, you return to the hotel in Cairo to rest after this wonderful day.

You will enjoy your delicious last breakfast in Egypt and transferred to Cairo airport to take your last flight back home but if you have time you can do optional visit in Saqqara to visit the Step Pyramid or the oldest pyramid in the world and the Saqqara area is always a great area of exploration. During periodic excavations in 2011 AD in a dog cemetery in Saqqara cemetery, they discovered nearly eight million animal mummies in the burial site next to the sacred Anubis temple, where it is believed that those mummified animals, mostly dogs, were intended to convey the prayers of their owners to their gods.