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Breakfast is offered in hotels.

At 7:00 am, the hotel is picked up. The Alexander the Great Temple, also known as the Temple of the Oracle, is the first landmark you'll encounter in Siwa today. Alexander the Great is believed to have consulted the Siwan oracle to confirm that he was Zeus' son. The Greek gods travelled through a wide expanse of desert to the Siwa oasis with their entourage. After that, head to the nearby salt lake.proceed to Cleopatra's bath (the spring of the sun). According to myth, Cleopatra once swam here. After that, head to the Amun temple, also known as the Umm Ubaydah temple, which is situated around 200 metres from the Temple of the Oracle. Nectanebo, the 30th Dynasty pharaoh, constructed the temple. Visit Gebel Al Mawta last. at the Abdo Restaurant, (taste the Siwan dish),

then You can have a great time swimming in the salt lake since the water makes you float above it. The Great Sand Sea will then be encountered as you continue to explore the desert. Using a Jeep 4x4, Take a dip in the hot and cold springs. Waheed B. We drink some authentic Bedouin tea as evening falls before setting up tent for the night and having a barbeque meal. If you prefer to stay in a hotel versus a tent, you can still do so. There are excellent eco-lodges in Siwa.

According to Egypt 360, breakfast is given at the Camp at 7:00 and is followed by a trip back to Siwa Oasis. After touring the Shali Fort and having some free time for shopping, drive to the conical Mountain of the Dead, which is a little more than a kilometre to the north of Shali. Gebel Al- Mawta has four tombs that are worth visiting. They come from the Ptolemaic, Roman, and 26th Dynasty periods and are carved into the mountainside.
 

We are going to Fatnas Lake. You can travel by foot or bicycle to the little island of Fatnas belonging to Birket Siwa. It's a great place to unwind and watch the sunset over the lake because Gebel Bayda and Hamra, which create a lovely backdrop to the west, are nearby. While wandering through the garden, it's possible to spot trees of all shapes and sizes, including banana, date, and olive trees. After that, a vehicle will transport you to your lodging.

You can spend additional time at Siwa before going to Cairo. Consider sampling some of Siwa's world-famous dates, olives, jellies, and syrups. Herbs that are peaceful and restorative, teas, well-known lamps, and goods produced entirely of salt from the Siwa salt lakes are also on the list. then transport you to your accommodation in Cairo.

One of our professional tour guides will pick up the customer from their hotel in Cairo and then drive them in a private, contemporary car to the Giza pyramids to start your full-day excursion. Before enjoying a 20-minute camel ride to discover more about the history of Egypt, see the Great Pyramid of King Cheops at the Giza Pyramids, also called the "Famous Pyramids of Egypt." Your guide will then drive you to the Valley Temple, also known as the "Mummification Temple," where King Chephren's dead body was mummified and where you can enjoy a panoramic view of all the pyramids, following which you will be dropped off at your hotel.

and our tutorial will show you how to snap some great photos and choose the finest locations for shooting memorable moments. Photos Drinks are not included with the free lunch at a neighbouring restaurant. We depart from the Giza pyramids and travel to Cairo City Center. Before going back to your hotel, you visit the Egyptian Museum, one of the biggest museums in the world, and witness a tonne of real sculptures as well as King Tutankhamun's riches.

After breakfast, our tour guide will pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the Cairo airport for your flight home.