12 Days Exceptional Tour in Egypt

At night, the best atmospheric dinner cruise on the Nile River will be waiting for you among some of the captivating mesmerizing traditional shows and the local belly dancing and Tannura spin.

We will drive you to your hotel.

Giza Complex was greatly established during the reign of the 4^th dynasty, and the site is decorated by three significant iconic pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Menkaure. It is a golden masterpiece that stood the test of time and became the symbol of the mythical powers and grantees of the entire ancient Egyptian civilization.

No majestic monument in the world is more glorious than the Great Pyramid of Giza, which is found in the heart of the complex and is regarded as the last remaining ruin of the World Wonders of the Ancient World, which was dedicated to Pharaoh Khufu (2609 BC - 2584 BC). It is 138.5 meters (454.4 ft) tall, which aligns with the four cardinal points of the compass. The incredible king's chamber of the Pyramid stands as a magical example of the architectural skill of the ancient Egyptians.

The Sphinx is an ancient Egyptian sculpture that is made from a single piece of limestone. The statue was carved with the shape of an unfamiliar mythical many-headed creature with the body of a lion. It's believed it's the true symbol of length and wisdom, and his head is dedicated to Pharaoh Khafre (2558–2532 BC). The Statue was added in 1401 BC with the incredible dream of Steele of Thutmose IV.

The Valley Temple is seated as one of the most impressive features of the Giza Pyramids Complex, which was completely established during the Old Kingdom by the members of the 4th dynasty, and the main goal of building the Valley Temple is to host the mummification processes. In addition to the mummification and purification ceremonies, the site is also used as a funerary temple for rituals and religious festivals.

The Grand Egyptian Museum rises as a modern sanctum to five millennia of pharaonic glory, spanning nearly 490,000 m² and perfectly aligned with the eternal pyramids of Giza. Within its vast, sun-drenched atrium and state-of-the-art galleries, the legends of Egypt stand reborn, the engineering marvel of the Hanging Obelisk, the towering 11-metre colossus of Ramses II, the solemn ranks of ten statues of King Senusret, the monumental processional Grand Staircase, and the timeless Victory Column of Merneptah. At its very heart glimmers the crown jewel of ancient heritage, the world’s most complete, purpose-curated assemblage of over 5,000 treasures from Tutankhamun, unveiling an immersive odyssey through the artistry, spirituality, and enduring might of one of history’s most magnificent civilizations. 

Enjoy a delicious lunch at a very good quality restaurant then proceed to visit:

The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities is situated in the heart of Tahrir Square in Cairo and it acts as one of Cairo's best wonderful monumental attractions. The site is an exhibition of the ruins and treasures dating back to different periods of Ancient Egypt history starting from the Old Kingdom to the Greco-Roman Period and the legacy of Nubia.

You will get back to your hotel for spending the night.

Once you arrive, your professional tour guide will take you to visit Lake Qaroun; the first natural lake in the world which covers around 53,000 acres of Fayoum Down. Then, you will move to the National Park of Wadi Rayan and enjoy Fayoum Water Falls, Gabal El Modawara, and Wales Cemetery.

Have a delicious lunch at a restaurant in Faiyum.

You will take the route to El Minya and upon arrival, you will check in at a 5* hotel to spend the night.

The heavenly Necropolis of Tuna El Gabal is an ancient Egyptian archeological site that was known to be the biggest town in the city which dates from the New Kingdom to the Roman Period that includes a number of glorious tombs such as the tomb of the priest Pet-Osiris, Ibis Catacombs, and Isadora Tomb which dates back to the 2nd century AD. 

The magical location of el-Ashmunein is found on the west bank of the Nile, northwest of Mallawi which acted under the name of  Khmunw “City of the Eight” in Pharaonic times named after the Ogdoad. It held a cult center of Thoth, the god of wisdom, healing, and writing during the old kingdom plus it is filled with two famous colossal baboon statues.

Beni Hassan is a magical ancient Egyptian cemetery that holds many incredible tombs dating to the Middle Kingdom (2055–1795 BC) showcasing the economical prosperity of this incredible age which is located approximately 20 kilometers (12 mi) to the south of modern-day Minya. It was called the Greco-Roman period as the Cave of Artemis.

Tasty lunch will proceed at a restaurant in El Minya.

Get back to your hotel in El Minya.

An archeological site that extends across the desert on the shore of the Nile River which includes the legacy and treasures of the city erected by Akhenaton and his wife Queen Nefertiti and you will enjoy the royal tombs and the spectacular temples and palaces.

Have your delicious lunch at a restaurant, then travel to Assuit to discover:

Everyone will get to witness one of the most unique and divine attractions ever created in the history of the world. It's located 327 km away from Cairo, it's one of the best-preserved Coptic sites in Egypt where the Holy Family settled down for six months and ten days. Move to visit:

One of the most magical attractions found in the blessed land of Egypt is an incredible old cemetery for the nomarchs of the City of Cusae whose construction started during the reign of the 6^th dynasty and was completed in the 12^th dynasty so it's considered an Old Kingdom-Middle Kingdom grave.

At last, you will be transferred to Abydos and spend the night.

Abydos Temple is one of the most wonderful temples in Egypt which is dedicated to Pharaoh Seti I (1290 BC - 1279 BC). The temple was constructed by Seti I and it was completed by his son Ramses II. Just like Muslims wish to perform the pilgrimage at Mecca at least once in their life, also the ancient Egyptians wish to visit Abydos Temple which was related to the entrance into the afterlife. Across the walls of the temple is the Abydos king List which holds the chronological names of Pharaohs from Menes to Ramsess I.

Enjoy a lovely lunch meal then you will be taken to visit:

Dendera is largely Ptolemaic and Roman constructed between 2250 BC and 343 BC during the Greek Ptolemies and finished later under the Roman Emperor's reign. It is believed to have the mythical entrance of the underground kingdom of Osiris ruler of the underworld plus it is dedicated to Hathor, the Ptolemies honored Hathor as one of Egypt's most renowned deities.

We will transfer you to Luxor and check in at a 5* hotel to spend the night.

Karnak Complex is one of Ancient Egypt's holiest religious sites which was established created between 1971 BC and 30 BC. Every pharaoh had made special additions to the complex during his ruling time. The complex has a grand procession entrance which is known as the "Avenue of Sphinxes" and there is also the magical hypostyle hall.

Luxor Temple has a unique position since the temple was not erected in adoration of a god figure like most temples spotted in the region. The temple was made in 1400 BC by Ramses the great and Amenhotep III. The primary function of the temple was the rejuvenation of kingship, the crowning of many kings, and holding the annual Opet festivals.

Valley of the Kings is a huge grave site and it's one of Egypt's finest attractions along the west bank of the Nile River. The site was largely used for burial from 1539 to 1075 BC. More than 60 tombs for different kings and pharaohs of the 17^th and 18^th dynasties were discovered in the region which belong to Rameses II, Seti I, Amenhotep I, Tutankhamun, Hatshepsut, and many more. The tombs inside the valley were wonderfully decorated and ornamented by the craftsmen of Deir El Medina as a preparation for the afterlife world.

As it's named "Deir El Bahari" is Queen Hatshepsut's prominent monumental contribution. Hatshepsut temple is a rare building project which was built to honor the legacy of Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) with the assistance of the architect Senimut, and the primary function of the temple is to honor the queen's achievements as a mortuary temple for religious purposes.

Two monumental stone sculptures are seated on the west bank of the Nile. Colossi of Memnon believed that they were the symbols of security for the mortuary temple of  Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC) which had disappeared for unknown reasons.

This Ptolemaic monument is the most inspiring temple which was constructed between 237 and 57 BC. Edfu Temple is devoted to Horus, the avenging son of Isis and Osiris. The grandeur of the temple is associated with its case because the building is still well preserved with all of its decorations and ornaments.

Situated at a bank on the Nile where the scared crocodiles crawled and basked on the riverbank in ancient times, Kom Ombo Temple is one of Nile Valley's finest sited temples which was made between 180 BC and 47 BC which has twin dedications for two local gods: the crocodile god Sobek and Haroeris.

The legendary two temples of Abu Simbel are just like an unbelievable miracle which are located at the ending point of Upper Egypt across the southern borders. The site was erected by Pharaoh Ramses the Great  (1279-1213 BC) between 1264 BC and 1244 BC. The artwork found on the temple shows the winning of the epic Kadesh battle in 1247 BC which ended in the signing of the first-ever documented peace treaty in history. The whole site was named "Temple by Ramses, Beloved by Amun". The primary function of building the major temple of Ramses II is to commemorate the victory of the king in his wars and the other small temple was constructed to honor his own beloved Queen Nefertari.

Aswan High Dam was the first step for Egyptians to enter the industrial age and control the Nile flood in addition to having a new source of wealth and power. The dam is 111 meters high, 3830 meters long and 980 meters wide and it had six turbines producing approximately 2.1 million kilowatts.

It's one of the most impressive monoliths and the largest obelisk ever erected by man. The Unfinished Obelisk has a Greek design that was created from red granite in the 18^th dynasty by the Great Queen Hatshepsut and it weighs 1200 tons.

Philae was established on a rocky island between 380 BC and 362 BC by Ptolemy II and some other Ptolemaic rulers had added their contributions to the building. The temple was greatly constructed to become the house of worship for Isis the goddess of motherhood.

Let's have appetizing lunch at a deluxe restaurant.

You will fly to Cairo and check in at a 5* hotel for an overnight stay.