Things to do in Egypt
Egypt is a land where ancient wonders meet vibrant modern culture, offering travelers an unforgettable journey through time.
1 / 6There’s a particular kind of silence that only comes from a boat with no engine. On this Dahabiya Nile Cruise from Aswan, that silence sets in almost immediately — three nights of wind-powered sailing between temples that most travelers only glimpse from a coach window.
The journey opens on solid ground, though, with an afternoon in Aswan itself: the Temple of Philae rising from its island, the High Dam holding back a man-made sea, and the Unfinished Obelisk still lying exactly where ancient quarry workers abandoned it.
Once the sails go up, the pace changes entirely — hours of riverbank scenery before the boat docks at Kom Ombo, a temple split down the middle between the crocodile god Sobek and the falcon god Haroeris. Further north, Edfu’s Temple of Horus stands as the best-preserved cult sanctuary anywhere in Egypt. The voyage ends where the crowds return: Luxor’s East Bank, where the Karnak Temple Complex and the illuminated Luxor Temple bring the trip’s quiet three days to a suitably grand close.
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