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Cairo – Pyramids – Nile Cruise
Day 1 :
Arrive at Cairo International Airport meet and assist by Our Representative with the sign of your name (Please Advise Your Exact International Flight Details: Air-Carrier Name, Flight Number and Arrival time) through passport control formalities, luggage identification, portage and customs clearance. Then we will drive you by private air-conditioned car to your Hotel check-in & Overnight in Cairo.

Day 2 :
Breakfast at your hotel then checking out, our private professional Egyptology English Speaking Guide will meet you to accompany you by air conditioned private car to visit The Great three Pyramids one of the seven wonders of the ancient World. The largest and oldest of the Pyramids of Giza is that of Cheops (Khufu) was built in the 4th dynasty about 2960 B.C and visiting them is an experience not to be missed, to discover the main idea the building of the pyramids; the ancient Egyptian believed in their beliefs that the spirit life after death and existence eternal life. So near the pyramid there they placed wooden boats, to be at the disposal of the king when he went on his journey of day and night with the sun god (RA), to the after world.  In the front of the Pyramid of Khephre, we find the Sphinx carved from a single piece of stone, eulogized in poetry, enthroned in legend, the Sphinx remains a symbol of strength, wisdom and mystery for eons. The body of a lion with the head of a king or God .The Sphinx faces the rising sun with a temple to the front which resembles the sun temples. Lunch at Oriental Restaurant visit Sakkara more ancient site than that of Giza contains tombs and temples spanning a 3,000 year period visiting The Step Pyramid of Djoser. Then visit Memphis the city of Memphis was of great importance throughout Paranoiac history. For much of the time it was the capital of the 'Two Lands (upper Egypt and lower Egypt), but even when Thebes grew to be the royal and religious capital during the New Kingdom. Then Our Rep will meet you to escort you to the Railway Station to Take First Class sleeping Train to Luxor Train No. 84 Leaves at 20:00 Based on Dinner & Breakfast, Dinner & Overnight on Board Train

Day 3 :

Breakfast on Board the train, arrive Luxor Railway Station at 05:15am, our Rep will meet you to accompany you by private air-conditioned car to transfer to your Nile Cruise. Your Accommodation on Board will be   Full Board Start with Lunch & end with Breakfast. Embark On Board Cruise. Lunch then Professional Egyptology English speaking guide will meet you to accompany you by private air-conditioned car to visit Karnak Temple built over 2000 years
and dedicated to the goddess Isis, it is in a beautiful setting which has been landscaped to match its original site.  Then View of Elephantine Island   by Felucca (sailing boat) The Island is very beautiful, and while many of the artifacts there are in ruin one of its main attractions it's Nilometer, which is one of only three on the Nile, which was there to measure the water level of the Nile as late as the nineteenth century. It’s Island in the centre of the Nile at Aswan. This was the original 'border town' between Egypt and the Nubian lands to the south and in ancient times was an important strategic position both for the defense of the border and as a trading route. Its ancient name was 'Abu' or 'Yebu', which means elephant and was probably derived from the shape of the smooth grey boulders which surround the island, looking like elephants in the water. Then view of the Agha Khan Mausoleum this is the Mausoleum of Aga Sultan Mohammed Shah the spiritual leader of the Ismailis, a Shi'ite Sect based principally in India but with followers around the world. The Aga Khan III (1877-1959) Chose Aswan for building his beautiful villa for its beauty and perfect winter climate, where he Preferred to spend the winter and eventually he chose to be buried in Aswan as well. View of  Botanical Garden by Felucca will find a peaceful paradise, full of shady trees, beautiful flowers and unusual plants among the paved walk ways. it later used as a research station for examining different food and cash crops. Dinner & Overnight on Board Cruise

Theben triad of Amon, Mut and Khons. Karnak can be a confusing place, its buildings spanning a long period in Egyptian history. Most visitors have very little time to see much of the temple, and many visits are needed to get even a brief idea of the temple as a whole. Then visit Luxor Temple the center of the most important one, the festival of Opet (Once a year the divine image of Amun with his consort Mut and their son Khonsu would journey in their sacred barques from Karnak Temples to the temple at Luxor to celebrate the festival which was held during the inundation. It Built largely by Amenhotep III and Ramesses II, it appears that the temple's purpose was for a suitable setting for the rituals of the festival. Dinner & Overnight on Board Cruise

Day 4 :
Breakfast on Board Professional Egyptology English speaking guide will meet you to accompany you by private air-conditioned car to visit Cross to the West Bank, Valley of Kings Egyptian thought that (To speak the name of the dead is to make him live again" is certainly carried out in the building of the tombs), where the ancient Egyptians entombed their leaders. Many tombs have been raided, and many artifacts are in museums worldwide, but the guide will tell you interesting stories as you soak in the atmosphere. Then visit Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is one of the most dramatically situated in the world. The queen's architect, Senenmut, designed it and set it at the head of a valley over shadowed by the Peak. Visit Colossi Of Memnon which Amenhotep III, built a mortuary temple in Thebes that was guarded by two gigantic statues on the outer gates they called "colossi of Memnon". Lunch Sail to Esna, Dinner & Overnight On Board Cruise

Day 5 :
Breakfast on Board, Sail to Edfu Professional Egyptology English Speaking guide will meet you to accompany you by private air-conditioned car to visit Temple of Hours in Edfu where the temple was excavated last century by Auguste Mariette. Its courtyard and surrounds were buried beneath sand and also houses built by local villagers. Deep within the templ is the sanctuary where a statue of Horus would have been cared for by priests. Sailing to Kom Ombo. Lunch Then visit the Temple of Kom Ombo the temple is unique because it is in fact a double temple, dedicated to Sobek the crocodile god, and Horus the falcon-headed god. Dinner & Overnight on Board Cruise

Day 6 :

Breakfast on board, sailing to Aswan, Lunch, and professional Egyptology English speaking guide will meet you to accompany you by private air-conditioned car to visit The High Dam a modern wonder built to divert the Nile to prevent flooding and provides irrigation and electricity for the whole of Egypt. Then visit Philae Temple was dismantled and reassembled (on Agilika Island about 550 meters from its original home on Philae Island) in the wake of the High Dam. The temple

Day 7 :
Disembarkation after Breakfast..Optional Tour Can be arranged in case of your Acceptance as follows :  Abu Simbel ( the visit of Abu Simbel by convoy  starts either at 04 .00 A.M or 11 A.M & it takes almost 8 hours ) where you will see (The Temple of Ramesses II)and (The Temple of Nefertari dedicated to Hathor) that was the last bastion of ancient Egyptian religion and hieroglyphic usage. It is also a superb example of threatened cultural heritage being saved in the face of modern civilization's march to change the environment. At the Temple of Abu Simbel, 65 feet high four statues of the king are shown sitting in pairs at the entrance. The head and upper body of the statues on the left fell down during the ancient period. East facing temple has the sculpture of the Re-Horakhty, the Sun God; excavated on the niche right above the entrance. The temple is build in such a manner that the rays of the sun illuminate even the innermost sanctuary of the temple and fall on the seated statues of the Ptah, Amun-Re, Ramesses II and Re-Horakhty twice a year, on 22nd February and 22nd October. Then drive back to Aswan Then drive to Luxor Railway Station to Travel by Sleeping Train To Cairo Train No. 85 Leaves Aswan  at 18:30 Hot Dinner & Breakfast can be served on Board in your cabin or at restaurant according to your Choice. Dinner & overnight stay on board the train.

Day 8 :

Breakfast on board the Train.  Arrive Cairo railway Station at 06:45 A.M Our private professional Egyptology English Speaking Guide will meet you to accompany you by air conditioned private car to visit Egyptian Museum which exhibited collections now exceed 120000 objects ranges from prehistoric era to the Greco – Roman period .It has actually been calculated that if you spend one minute at each exhibit it will take nine months to see the whole collection! Of course, everybody wants to see the treasures from Tutankhamen's tomb - these occupy a large area along almost two side of the upper floor. Chariots, gloves, jeweler, the famous mask - many of the antiquities from his tomb are displayed there. Visit Citadel of SALADIN built by SALADIN in 12th s to the west on a rare clear day. Saladin built this fortress to protect the old city of Cairo. Alabaster Mosque. Lunch at Oriental Restaurant visit Coptic Cairo; The Hanging Church (El Muallaqa, Sitt Miriam, St Mary) is built on top of southern tower gate of the Babylon fortress, thus the name, which liter all translates from Arabic into ‘suspended’. The church was built and rebuilt a number of times, first in the 3rd or 4th century and finally in the 11th century when it became the seat of the Coptic patriarch until the 14th century. It is built in the Basilica Style. Then visit Jewish Synagogue lying at the end point of Church buildings, is reported to have been erected in the 6th or presumably the 9th Century AD. The temple site and the surrounding grounds, originally a property of the church, were acquired by the Jews in return for "kantars of gold". The basilica-style temple contains a Jewish heritage library that was inaugurated on November 25, 1997. Visit Mary Girgis The image of St George as a Roman soldier mounted on a fine Arabian horse and spearing a dragon is a familiar one throughout Old Cairo, where there are two facilities dedicated to him. Throughout the Christian East, Saint George is undoubtedly the most popular warrior-saint, and in the Coptic

churches of Cairo  there are now more than twenty relics of the equestrian saint., . Our Rep will meet you at your hotel to accompany you by private air-conditioned car to Sound And Light Laser Show in Giza Pyramids where you will enjoy a night of passion with ancient Egypt! Feed all your senses with the history of Egypt and its magical enchantment. As you are seated in total darkness, the story begins to unfold by means of only Sound and Light effects. Each character introduces itself as a spotlight shines upon it making it visible to the eye and sounds prepare you for its entrance. Not only do you experience the stories behind the three pyramids, but also the story of the sphinx. Then drive back to your hotel & staying Overnight in Cairo.

Day 9 :
Breakfast at hotel our Rep will meet you to accompany you by private air-conditioned car to transfer to Cairo International Airport in where you will be assisted in luggage portage and Through Passport Control Formalities for Final Departure.(Please Advise Your Exact International Flight Details: Air-carrier Name, Flight Number and Departure Time).

Rate will be
Per Person in Double Room  { USD 740.00 $ )