Your excitedly awaited 13 Days Culture Trip to Egypt will begin from the moment you land at Cairo Airport; you will find our Representative waiting for you at your arrival gate where you will be assisted to complete the Passport Control Protocol and collect your Luggage and transfer it to the Transportation. From the Airport, you will be driven in our private Air-conditioned Vehicle to head to your 5-star hotel to check in and take some time to relax.

In the evening time, you will be picked up to join a Cruise for Dinner on the one and only stunning Nile River while enjoying an exciting belly dancing show with a traditional folklore band featuring an amazing Tannoura spinner, showcasing the authentic traditions of Egypt.

Once the magnificent Dinner and Show are over, you will head back to your hotel to take a good night’s rest.

On your second day, after a tasty breakfast in your hotel, you will meet your private Egyptologist Tour Guide who will accompany you to visit the most famous Monuments at the Giza Pyramids Complex such as the following:

This truly legendary historical Destination was constructed during the Reign of the 4th dynasty. Today this Monumental Site is still impressed by millions of Egyptian visitors as one of the World’s Wonders. Three significant massive Pyramids of Stone are the most remarkable Monuments on the site and the largest one of them is the Pyramid of Cheops which is Built of 2,300,000 blocks of stone and dedicated to Pharaoh Khufu.

The Great Pyramid is a heavenly stairwell leading to an unreal Paradise that was built for King Khufu from 2609 BC to 2584 BC, the Pyramid offers him a gateway into his rightful place with the Gods of ancient Egypt and stands at 147 m and obtain an impressive number of 2.3 million Limestone blocks to contain a number of rooms such as the King’s chamber, the Queen’s chamber, the Grand Hall, and various more rooms.

The Great Sphinx is the largest guardian of the royal cemeteries at the Giza Complex which is believed to be dedicated to Pharaoh Khafre. The Famous Sphinx came to be known worldwide because of its unique shape of a Lion and the Head of a Human which symbolizes strength and wisdom, making it truly an abnormal Structure. “Sphinx” in the Greek Language is translated to be “Ssp Ankh” an Ancient Egyptian word meaning the living image and this explains its own Structure.

The Valley Temple is one of the best-preserved Monuments at the Giza Pyramids Complex. It was originally established as a Mortuary Temple for Pharaoh Cheops and his family members then it became one of the most popular spots where the ancient Kings and Nobles made the purification and mummification process. The purified and mummified corpses were prepared with food, treasures, and golden possessions for their afterlife.

After the first part of this thrilling adventure, you will take lunch at a local Restaurant with stunning views of the Pyramids and Nile River before continuing to visit the:

No visit to the Giza Complex is complete without the impressive first ever built Pyramid in Egypt. The Saqqara Step Pyramid is the most remarkable achievement of King Djoser which had been structured within the period of the 3rd dynasty. This stepping stone building consists of 6 marvelous layers and stands at 203 feet.

During the ruling period of the Old Kingdom when the God Ptah was worshiped, Memphis City served as the Capital of Egypt. This Imperial City was acknowledged as the “White Wall” and it is believed that it referred to the Palace of the King because it was made from whitewashed stones. The word “Memphis” was thought to be a Greek word that means in the Ancient Egyptian Language “Men-Nefer” meaning constant and beautiful.

Once the second day has come to an end, our Representative will drive you back to the hotel to rest and reside overnight.

On your third day, after your breakfast you will take our transfer to head to Alexandria where you will catch up with Egyptologist Tour Guide to visit the astounding:

The Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa is a Roman site that consists of a large number of significantly decorated graves, it is listed as one of the Middle Ages Wonders. Also, it was thought that it was used for burials during the 2nd century AD by a very wealthy Roman family.

The Pompey’s Pillar is a Roman triumphal column that was established around 300 AD to honor the Roman Emperor Augustus Diocletian. The Monument was made from red granite and it measured around 100 feet tall.

The Qaitbay Citadel is the first defensive line of the City of Alexandria and was used against the advances of the Ottoman Army. It was structured by Sultan Qaitbey in the 14th century.

Taking a break, your lunch will be served at a delicious Seafood Restaurant before moving to tour around the:

The Alexandria Library is one of the largest scientific establishments in the world. The Library of Alexandria is the most significant of the 21st-century achievements and it contains more than 10 million books in all fields. Also, in addition, a conference center and other specialized libraries.

Once the great day in Alexandria is completed, you will return to your hotel in Cairo overnight.

On day four of your 13 Days Culture Trip to Egypt, in the morning time you will have your breakfast and check out from the hotel, then you will be transferred to Cairo Airport to take your next flight to Luxor. Upon arrival, you will check onto your Nile Cruise then you will be met by your private Egyptologist Tour Guide to visit the spectacular Luxor East Bank Monuments starting with:

The Karnak Temple is the most massive Temple ever established by Man. This truly unique Site covers 247 acres of land and consists of three main buildings. Its uniqueness isn’t only due to its vast size but also because its exhibits are unique drawings and decorations all over its Walls. Because of being the largest Religious Site, the Karnak Temple was mainly constructed for the worshiping of Amun, Khonsu, and Mut.

After our Representative will escort you to check into your 5-star hotel in Luxor to have your lunch and some time to relax and refresh yourself, in the evening time you will drive with your Egyptologist Tour Guide to enjoy the illuminating Luxor Temple by night:

In the World’s Largest Outdoor Museum, the Temple of Luxor is a mark of Ancient Civilization and truly is a remarkable Monument in the heart of Luxor City. Luxor Temple unlike the other Temples in the City was not constructed for the worship of a figure or a God of the Kings but was constructed solely for the rejuvenation of Kingship.

Taking some time to digest all of the wonderful attractions, you head back to your hotel to relax and reside overnight.

On day 5, you will have a splendid and relaxing day on board of your Nile Cruise and in the afternoon, your Cruise will set sail to Kom Ombo where you will arrive late and spend a peaceful night’s rest.

On your sixth day, you will enjoy your breakfast on board your Nile Cruise and then you will join again your Egyptologist Tour Guide to visit the impressive Kom Ombo Temple:

Standing on high grounds overlooking the Nile this Temple is different from other Temples because of its double entrance. The Temple of Kom Ombo was built in the honor of two Deities, the ancient falcon-headed Horus and the crocodile-headed Sobek, God of fertility and creator of the World. Also, the importance of the Kom Ombo lies in its huge sugar cane.

Once the fascinating Tour of the Temple is over you will go back to your 5-star Deluxe Nile Cruise to enjoy your lunch and dinner, and overnight on board.

On day seven, you will wake up and grab some breakfast boxes then be accompanied by your private Egyptologist Guide to explore:

Abu Simbel Temple is one of the Monuments beyond compare in Egypt’s History and it is the main representation of the glamor of ancient Egyptian Architecture. The Temple was remarkably carved during the ruling time of Pharaoh Ramses II, it was carved directly into the mountains and it consists of two Twin Temples. The main Temple was devoted to the King and the secondary one was formed to honor his inspiring Queen Nefertari.

After, you will spend the rest of the day on your Nile Cruise and reside overnight.

On day eight of your 13 Days Culture Trip to Egypt, in the morning you will have your breakfast and then be transferred to meet your private Egyptologist Tour Guide to visit the spectacular Aswan Monuments starting with:

Aswan High Dam is a captivating engineering feat that is listed as the most remarkable project that belongs to the ruling period of President Gamal Abdul Nasser. The project started in 1960 to cover around 12,500 feet and was completed by 1971 to be responsible for almost half of the electricity generation in the country.

It’s the most massive Obelisk ever established in Ancient Egypt and it was carved from red Granite. This large Monument measured 140 feet in length and it had never been completed due to a flaw found in the rock so it was abandoned.

The Philae Temple is one of the most impressive Temples which currently sits on Agilika Island. The Temple rose to be the place of worship of the Goddess Isis during the Ptolemaic Period.

After the magnificent sights of Aswan, you will return to your 5-star Deluxe Nile Cruise to enjoy your lunch and dinner, and overnight on board.

 

On day nine, you will spend a relaxing day and evening on your Nile Cruise while setting sail to Edfu.

After a refueling day and night aboard your Cruise, you will be ready to start your tenth day by exploring the magical:

A majestic Temple dedicated to the Horus Edfu Temple is considered by most to be the best-preserved cult Temple in Egypt. According to Egyptian myths, the Temple was believed to be the place where Horus the falcon-headed God avenged the murder of Osiris his Father by killing Seth.

After finishing your tour, you will head back to your Nile Cruise overnight.

Starting the eleventh day of your wonderful trip, you will take breakfast before checking out from your Deluxe Nile Cruise, and then you will take our private Air-conditioned Vehicle where you will meet your Egyptologist Tour Guide to visit the renowned West Bank Tourist Attractions starting with the following:

The Valley of the Kings is a portal to paradise and was used by the greatest Kings and Queens of Egypt’s new Kingdom between 1570 and 1070 BC. The Valley of the Kings holds the resting place of some of the most important Pharaohs such as Ramses II, Hatshepsut, Amenhotep I, and Tutankhamun. As well it contains 63 Tombs filled with amazing statues, artifacts, treasures, and remarkable decorations. In 1979 the Valley of the Kings became a World Heritage site by UNESCO.

After finishing your tour, you will head back to your Nile Cruise overnight.

Queen Hatshepsut is renowned as one of the most successful Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt and the only female ruler in the history of Egypt. Queen Hatshepsut’s reign was peaceful and prosperous therefore, as a result, she earned a wide variety of achievements and one of them was her own Mortuary Temple which commemorates all her great works on its walls.

The legendary Colossi of Memnon is the protector of the Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep III. The Temple consists of two outstanding twin statues that sit at the entrance of Luxor and it gained its fame due to its majestic appearance.

After visiting the Colossi of Memnon, our Representative will transfer you to take lunch at a local authentic Restaurant in Luxor.

At the end of the fulfilling day of exploring, we will transfer you to the Airport to catch your return flight to Cairo. Upon your arrival, you will be assisted to check into your 5-star hotel to rest and reside overnight.

Before your impressive Trip will come to an end, you will have another spectacular day visiting the heart of Cairo and witnessing the unique Attractions such as:

The Egyptian Museum is the homeland of a 5000 years old rare collection of Relics that showcases more than 250,000 genuine Antiquities including the marvelous exhibition of the great King Tutankhamun in addition to thousands of other monumental belongings and precious treasures.

Cairo Citadel is a spectacular fortification that was established in the ruling time of Salah EL Din Ayyubid to protect the City against the Crusader invasion. The process of the Citadel construction started in 1176 AD and was completed by 1182 AD.

The Mohamed Ali Mosque was built between the dates of 1830 and 1848 by Muhamed Ali when he ruled Egypt after he decided to demolish the buildings of the Mamluks within the Citadel. He intended to build his Alabaster Mosque to be one of the most recognizable Islamic landmarks in Cairo.

Taking a short break, you will take lunch at a local Restaurant and then proceed to visit:

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) is a heavenly portal leading to the immortal treasures of Egypt that date back more than 4000 years. The sacred ground of El Fustat in old Cairo was the first Capital of Egypt during the beginning of the Islamic age.

The Khan El Khalili Bazaar is the oldest market in the Middle East, a true must to see and experience when in Cairo. The Bazaar is a wonderful shopping experience where you can buy souvenirs, perfumes, clothes, and much more.

Al Muizz Street, known as the golden road of treasures, dates back to the Fatimid Dynasty (909 – 1171 BC). It is home to marvelous Islamic art and architecture from all over Egypt.

After ending your tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel to relax and reside overnight.

On your last day with us, you will have your breakfast then you will be transferred to the Airport where you will end your satisfying and fulfilling 13 Days Culture Trip to Egypt and return home safely.