10 Days Cairo, Aswan, Luxor & Hurghada Tour

Abu Simbel Temples

Free your spirit and secure your place in the most impressive structures erected by the pharaohs in Ancient Egypt "Abu Simbel Temples" which includes two glorious temples constructed by King Ramses II, one for himself as a worship center for Amun Ra The Sun God, and the other for his lovely wife Queen Nefertiti as a pilgrimage center for the goddess Hathor. Actually, Abu Simbel Temples have a marvelous view as they are directly situated on the banks of the Nile River.

Lunch Time

Return to Aswan where your lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Overnight

You will be transferred to the train station to take a 1st class train to Luxor. Upon arrival, check in 5* hotel for overnight.

Karnak Temple

Follow the footsteps of opulence and uncover the secrets of ancient Egyptian history in one of the most well-known temples in history "Karnak Temples" in Luxor. Karnak Temple was erected in the Egypt Middle Kingdom during the reign of Senusert I in the 18th dynasty and its construction extended to the Ptolemaic Era. The temple as most temples built in this period constructed for religious purposes. It was a major center for worship of the deity of Thebes and the god Amun.

Lunch Time

Enjoy having your lunch at a Nile view restaurant and get back to your hotel to refresh yourself, you will move in the evening to visit:

Luxor Temple

Enjoy an Egyptian evening tour among the breathtaking remnants of the Pharaohs in Luxor Temple under the blissful lights of the sight. The temple which was constructed by Amenhotep III and completed by Tutankhamun is mainly used for celebrating the annual Opet Festival and the most remarkable religious ceremonies.

Overnight

Return back to your hotel for the overnight.

Valley of the Kings

Actually, building the Valley of the Kings was an extension of the Pharaohs' idea of believing in the after-death world. Valley of the kings was mainly erected by the ancestors to be royal tombs for their kings. These underground tombs included furniture, treasures, and jewelry that the dead king would need in the other world after death.

Hatshepsut Temple

Hatshepsut temple which was regarded as one of the incomparable monuments of Egypt was constructed in the 18th dynasty for Queen Hatshepsut. The temple enjoys a Panoramic view with a long path at the entrance. It had an essential role in Ancient Egypt as it was a religious center for worship and its walls are marvelous portraits, containing many paintings and carvings that reflect everyday life in Ancient Egypt.

Lunch Time

Lunch will be served at an oriental food restaurant, then continue your

Colossi of Memnon

Two huge monumental seated statues for King Amenhotep III who ruled in the 18th dynasty which are situated in western Luxor. Each statue weighs 720 tons and rises 18 m in height. The Colossi of Memnon represents a seated king on a throne decorated with the images of his wife, his mother, and the god Hapy.

Overnight

Transfer by a private A/C vehicle to Hurghada. Upon arrival, move to a 5* hotel to check in for the overnight stay.

The Egyptian Museum

The Egyptian Museum is the doorkeeper & warehouse guardian of all marvels and secrets of the ancient Egyptian civilization. The museum was formed in 1901 in the heart of Downtown Cairo to display the greatest collection of monuments and artifacts which goes all the way back to more than 5000 years.

Lunch Time

Enjoy your lunch meal in an outstanding restaurant in Cairo and complete your Cairo day tour by visiting:

Salah El Din Citadel

As named " Cairo Fortification ", Salah El Din Citadel was constructed in the medieval eras by the Ayyubid ruler " Salah El-Din " between 1176 and 1183 BCE. The citadel was the first defense wall for Cairo and Fustat against Crusader attacks.

Mohamed Ali Mosque

Muhammad Ali Mosque was erected in the 19th century and attached to Cairo Citadel. It was constructed in memory of Mohammed Ali's elder son " Tusun Pasha ". The mosque was built in an architectural style of the Ottoman from pure alabaster.