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In the morning, our car and representative will be ready to receive you and transport you to the archaeological sites specified in the tour itinerary.
The Valley of the Kings will be your first stop. Note: There are some tombs with an extra entrance fee. The tombs are dug into a limestone mountain; sometimes the royal tombs are very deep, some descending up to 100 m into the bowels of the mountain and some as long as 213 m, like that of Ramses II (KV7). The walls of the rooms and corridors are decorated with scenes depicting the deceased king's journey to the otherworld.
Then we will move to visit Deir el-Bahari is the Arabic name for this site; it means the 'convent of the North,' as there was once a monastery in the temple of Hatshepsut. It is situated on Thebes' west bank.
Three Middle and New Kingdom mortuary temples can be found in the location. Mentuhotep II's mortuary temple (2134-2130, 11th Dynasty), Hatshepsut's Temple of Millions of Years (1479-1457, 18th Dynasty), and Thutmose III's Temple of Millions of Years (1479-1425, 18th Dynasty)—the latter of which is now severely damaged—are the temples in question. There are also several tombs of privates.
Enjoy getting to know Memnon's two sculptures. We all now unwind by floating around on a felucca and taking in the sky and the sunbeams mirrored on the Nile's waters. sun's reflection on the Nile's waters. After our tour is over, you'll head back to your accommodation.
