16 Days trip to Cairo, Aswan ,and Luxor

After breakfast, you'll visit the Necropolis of Giza, featuring ancient kings' pyramids and the Great Sphinx. Visit Saqqara and Djoser's Step Pyramid, and Kagemni's mastaba. Visit Dashur, where Pharaoh Sneferu built two pyramids, including the Red Pyramid, the first real pyramid, and have the opportunity to explore inside.

then have your lunch at a local restaurant and get back to your hotel.

Meals: breakfast, lunch

Before visiting the Grand Egyptian Museum, we'll have breakfast at the hotel in Cairo. A knowledgeable guide will give you a fascinating tour of the museum's remarkable collection of Egyptian artifacts, including the golden treasures of the renowned King Tutankhamun.

He will then drive you to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, where you can view an amazing 50,000 items that depict Egyptian history from the prehistoric era to the present.

then have a delicious lunch and return to your hotel.

Meals: breakfast, lunch

Following breakfast, you will be taken to the Saladin Citadel, a fortification erected by Muhammad Ali Pasha (whose mosque is a must-see) to protect Cairo from the Crusaders and constructed between 1176 and 1183 AD.

You will have the opportunity to tour two of Cairo's most well-known buildings, the Church of St. George the Martyr and the Hanging Church, which are both incorporated into the walls of the historic Fort of Babylon, following a delectable lunch at a neighborhood eatery. Included in the visit is the Church of Abu Serga (St. Sergius), the site where legend has it that the Holy Family sought refuge in a cave. And perhaps Cairo's oldest building isn't the actual Fort of Babylon, but rather its remnants.

This is a fantastic location for travelers to explore. At the end of the day, you'll be transported to Khan El-Khalili, Cairo's old market, to test your prowess at haggling. It's a well-liked tourist site.

You were taken back to your hotel with the utmost care.

Meals: breakfast, lunch

After a filling breakfast in your hotel room, we head into the city in our air-conditioned car for our tour of Alexandria. While you're here, you can see the stunning sites that Alexander the Great constructed!

Eight million books are kept in the Alexandria Library, which opened its doors in 2002 and is a great resource for both locals and visitors. The National Museum of Alexandria displays ancient items as well as more modern discoveries from the submerged area. Constructed around the year 1480 AD, the Citadel of Qaitbay holds great historical significance in the Mediterranean region. A neighborhood eatery in Al-Morsi Abu EL-Abbas serves lunch.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Following breakfast, we'll hop aboard a sleek, air-conditioned luxury car and head to Al Alamein's WWII ruins and cemeteries. One of the pivotal engagements of World War II, the Battle of El Alamein saw some of the worst combat of the whole war.

Military museums are a great way to learn about history, and the Military Museum in this town is no exception. It has a collection of more than 30,000 artifacts, including weapons, uniforms, and other items used by soldiers during the war. The museum also has a library with more than 1,000 books about the war. There's no better way to learn about this important period in history than by visiting the Military Museum.

then you will return to Cairo.

After having breakfast at your hotel, head to Cairo Airport to catch your domestic aircraft to Luxor. When you arrive at Luxor airport, our representative will greet you and help you. After that, you'll be taken to the Sonesta St. George Nile cruise ship where you can board and get settled into your stateroom.

After your open-buffet lunch is provided, you can take advantage of the Luxor East Bank Tours.

An ancient and magnificent structure is the Karnak Temple.

Luxor's temples are a must-see attraction and a lovely travel destination. With its stunning view of the River Nile, the Luxor Temple is among the most impressive. Originally, it shared the same location as a smaller temple devoted to the worship of Amun.

We are appreciative of your decision to enjoy your cocktail hour or afternoon tea on board the Nile cruise ship before supper. This will allow you to take in Luxor's sights and noises before turning in for the evening.

After savoring a delectable breakfast on the Nile cruise boat, begin your day by exploring Luxor. Your Egyptologist is ready when you arrive!

Luxor West Bank Tours offer a unique perspective on the Valley of the Kings, a narrow valley filled with red rock, where you can explore the tombs of 70 ancient pharaohs. The tour also includes visiting the Temple of El Deir El Bahari, a testament to Queen Hatshepsut's tumultuous relationship with her son-in-law, Tuthmosis III. After visiting the Colossi of Memnon, you'll return home to Edfu.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Early in the morning, you will take the breakfast cruise from Luxor to the Aswan Nile. You will be treated to a delicious breakfast while you sail the breathtaking Nile River.
The Temple of Edfu was built in honor of the god Horus to protect the king's position.
When you return to the cruise ship, you will enjoy your delicious lunch even more.

I am heading to the ancient temple of Kom Ombo, built by two gods associated with the Egyptian deity Sobek and the Greek divinity Haroeris.

Return to the ship and continue your early morning sightseeing tour of Aswan while enjoying dinner.

Breakfast, lunch, and supper are served.

A cruise ship along the Nile will provide you with an exclusive viewpoint of Aswan, a significant city in ancient Egyptian history, as you begin your day. After that, you can explore some of the city's most well-known attractions for the remainder of the day.

Explore Aswan's Temple of Philae, home to the goddess Isis and Osiris myth. Visit the Unfished Obelisk, a towering monument carved during Hatshepsut's reign. The High Dam, implemented by Nasser in the 1950s, is a significant project in Egyptian history. Disembark from the Nile cruise ship and transfer to Hurghada Airport. Enjoy a buffet lunch and the rest of the day at leisure.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Breakfast is provided daily, followed by a day to explore Hurghada's attractions and tours, followed by dinner at your hotel.

After breakfast, return to your hotel in Cairo, accompanied by your tour guide.
Overnight in the Cairo Hotel

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, you will be transferred by our representative to Cairo International Airport to take your flight back home. This will be the end of your 16-day Egypt itinerary. We hope you enjoyed each day of your Egypt travel packages.

Meals: Breakfast