Egypt 9 nights Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan

[Day 1] Welcome To Egypt

Welcome to Egypt! You’ll be met and assisted by Luxor Private Trips representative at Cairo airport and then escorted to your Hotel in Cairo.
Overnight Cairo Hotel

[Day 2] Cairo

After breakfast starts a full-day tour. Visit the Great Pyramid, built 4500 years ago, and sneak a peek at the inner burial chambers at its 13 acres base. Explore the pyramids built by Mycerinus and Chephren and beware the mighty Sphinx protector of the Pharaohs. After lunch drive to Memphis, ancient Egypt’s first capital, where you will discover Sakkara, the necropolis of this city and site of Djoser’s Step Pyramid. Tonight, (Optional Tour) the spectacular Sound and Light show at the Pyramids.
Overnight Cairo Hotel

[Day 3] Cairo 

Buffet breakfast. Then move to visit The Egyptian Museum. The Museum Of Egyptian Antiquities is considered to be one of the oldest, most famous, and largest museums in the world. Then move to visit The Citadel Of Saladin. It was built by Saladin El Ayouby, towards the end of the 12th century. The Citadel has witnessed numerous historical events throughout Egyptian history. Then move to visit Khan El Kalil Bazar.
Overnight Cairo Hotel

[Day 4] Cairo / Luxor

Buffet breakfast. You will be transferred to Cairo International Airport to travel to Luxor. From Luxor International Airport you will move to your hotel in Luxor.
Overnight Luxor Hotel

[Day 5] Dendara 

After Breakfast, You will travel to Dendara to visit  Abydos Temple. Abydos was believed to be the burial place of god Osiris, the god of the afterlife, and there king Seti I started the temple and his son the famous Pharaoh Ramses II completed it. Then you will enjoy visiting Dendra the first zodiac ever in the history in Dendera temple. Dendera is the site of the temple of Goddess Hathor, Goddess of love, music, joy, motherhood, Lady of turquoise and Lady of the sycamore tree. Then drive back to Luxor.
Overnight Luxor Hotel

[Day 6] Nile Cruise

Check out of your hotel in Luxor and move to the Nile river to check in a 5 stars Nile cruise. Then you will move to visit Karnak temple, the biggest temple in the world where you will see the avenue of the sphinxes of King Ramses 2nd, you will see the biggest hypostyle room in the world which has 134 columns, the obelisks, and the biggest lake ( swimming pool ) of ancient Egypt.

Luxor Temple: which was built by some ancient Pharaohs like ( Ramses, Amenhotep & Hatshepsut ) the temple was dedicated for the sun god Amun Re ( the God of ancient Egypt ). Then we will take you back to the cruise.

Overnight Nile Cruise

[Day 7] West Bank of Luxor

After breakfast, you will proceed to visit The Valley of the kings. Where you will see the tombs of the pharaohs and the awesome colors on the walls which still very well preserved till today, your tour guide will recommend for you the best 3 tombs to see.

Then move to visit Hatshepsut temple. The unique queen, who ruled Egypt 20 years alone. Then move back to your Cruise.

[Day 8] Edfu Temple 

After breakfast, you will move to a horse Carriage tour to Edfu Temple. The best-preserved temple in Egypt, the Temple of Horus in Edfu, it was the place, according to the myths of ancient Egyptians, where Horus killed his uncle, Seth in revenge for the murder of his father. Then we will drive you back to your cruise.

[Day 9] Aswan 

Buffet breakfast. Move to visit Philae Temple which was built on the honor of Goddess Isis the chief deity of the island. Then move to visit the High Dam, an engineering miracle built in 1960 protecting Egypt from annual floods from the Nile.

[Day 10] Aswan / Cairo 

After breakfast, you will move to visit Abu Simble Temple. The two temples of Abu Simbel are considered among the most famous, impressive monuments in the world not only because of their historical importance, colossal scale, and architectural perfection but also for the huge project of removing and reconstructing them. Abu Simbel temples were built by the great pharaoh Ramesses II; the Great Temple, originally cut into the rock and dedicated to the creator gods of the time Amun-Re, Re-Horakhty, Ptah and the deified version of Ramesses II himself while the Small temple, also originally cut into the rock, was dedicated to goddess Hathor and the deified version of his dearest wife, Queen Nefertari. Every year on October 22 and February 22 the sun rays penetrate the sanctuary and illuminate the statues of Amun-Re Re-Horakhty but not that of Ptah as he is connected with the underworld. It is believed that these dates correspond to the king’s birthday and coronation day.

Then you will move to Aswan International Airport to fly back to Cairo.

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