Day 1: Arrival at Cairo:

• We offer the "meet and greet" service where our representative will meet & assist you at Cairo International Airport, and transfere you to your hotel by private air-conditioned vehicle for Check-in.

Day 2: Giza Pyramids and The Egyptian Musuem

• You will be picked up from your hotel in Cairo by our tour guide to enjoy a great excursion to The Pyramids of Giza ( Great Pyramid of Khufu, followed by The Pyramids of Khafra & Menkaura)Then proceed to visit the Great Sphinx and visit the Valley Temple . Lunch will be served during the Pyramids at the local restaurant in Giza.

• Next visit to the largest archaeological museum in the world, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). The new structure houses 100,000 masterpieces from several periods of Egypt's glorious history, 20,000 objects of which will be displayed for the first time such as King Tutankhamun's complete collection.

• There will be an Optional trip to the sound and the light show at Giza Pyramids.With this Sound Light Show at the Giza pyramids, the pharaonic history is being re-told by the sphinx, unraveling the ancient secrets and mysterious tales. The Sound and Light show at the pyramids narrates the history of those great kings; Khufu, Khafra, and Menkaura. Lastly go Back to your hotel to overnight.

Departure

Transfer you to the airport and assist you at the airport through final departure formalities.

Full-day Faiyum:

•  Transfer From your hotel and drive to Fayoum, discover Fayoum oasis Private Tour guide to explore all Fayoum attractions.
• The Museum of Kom Aushim. It is a Good Place to pick guides to all parts of Fayoum. The Museum was originally erected in 1974. It Exhibits artifacts dating from the Prehistoric to Roman Periods it Also Exhibits Fayoum Portrait
• Karanis ( The Lord`s Town) is one of the Largest Greco-Roman Cities in the Fayoum. Founded in the Third Century B.C. and Originally inhabited by the Mercenaries of Ptolemy the Second`s Army. The City has two temples 
• Hawara( Arsinoiton polis) It was the site of the Pyramid Complex by Amenemhet III, which dates back to the  twelfth Dynasty 
• Later lunch will be served on Qarun Lake which was named after the King who buried all his gold and riches somewhere in the wadi.
• Wadi El Rayan and waterfall a depression 42 Meters below sea level and covers 673 K.m.1966 this depression became a water reservoir when it was connected with Qarun Lake by underground Pipes

• Maidum Pyramids:

• The pyramid at Meidum is thought to be just the second pyramid built after Djoser's and may have been originally built for Huni, the last pharaoh of the Third Dynasty, and continued by Senfru
• This started as a stepped pyramid, but as it neared completion the steps were packed with stone and the whole structure was cased in finest limestone. In its final form, the pyramid stood approximately 311ft (95m) high.
• Unfortunately, the pyramid was unsound. Its heavy outer layers eventually slid downwards, leaving a square, three-stepped core standing in a mountain of sand and rubble and the ruins of the pyramid complex. We do not know when this disaster occurred, although as there are New Kingdom tombs incorporated in the rubble we know that the pyramid had at least partially collapsed by the time of the New Kingdom (which started around 1550 BC).
• Lastly,will be transported to your hotel in Fayoum for check-in and overnight

The white desert from Fayoum

• Early in the morning, am Pick up time from your hotel in Fayoum, drive to  Bahariya Oasis, which is located about 350 km east of Cairo This journey takes about 4 hours, in Past when people from Bahariya wished to go to the Nile valley, they often waited until a caravan was passing through, They traveled between the Nile and the oasis in three days. Along the way, There will be 2 Coffee Breaks during the trip.

• You will see to the righthand side the railways that transport the iron ore deposits to the Steel mill at Helwan, So it is of no use for tourists- Baharyia oasis is the main source of Iron ore of Egypt. The Iron ore comes from the middle Eocene limestone and is located 4 places called Managim

• Next, we will Meet Your Guide and visit Baharyia attraction where you will visit the tombs of   Bannentiu and Djed-Ankh-Amun-Iuf   (Zed-Amun) The tombs at Qasr Selim (26th Dynasty)In 1938 the Egyptian archaeologist Ahmed Fakhry (1905-1973) discovered four tombs at the ridge of Qarat Qasr Selim. Visit   Bawiti,  Bawiti   is the Capital of   Bahariya Oasis, Then Visit the Museum of the golden mummies and the temple of Ain El Muftella,   Bahariya Oasis,meet your Safari guide and you will take your 4x4 Jeep and Start your adventure.
• Drive to the black desert This name stems from the fact that there is a layer of black powder covering its mountains, highlands, and sand. This powder covers the summits of some mountains 

• The Lunch will be served here in El Haize oasis which is located 37 k.m from Bawiti, Some people refer to this oasis as a separate oasis, during the roman time area was very Prosperous, and many of the current families were originally from Libya., Before lunch, you can immerse yourself in a hot water spring which will almost instantly reduce stress. The heat naturally coaxes tense muscles to loosen up which in turn promotes feelings of calm, well-being, and tranquility.

• There is a museum here called the (water museum ) which is built to show the people the importance of the underground water for the people of the desert and the instruments which were used by the Egyptians to raise the water for irrigation 
• Then drive to the valley of Agabat which is deep within the white desert. You have to be there to feel the out-worldly beauty of the place. Millions of years ago, the place used to be under the sea. Over the years, unique rock formations of limestone, chalk (and maybe sand) developed.  
• Then you will adventure the desert by discovering the Wadi el Agabat by Jeep 4x4 and Enjoy sandboarding. Next,Visit Crystal Mountain, Crystal Mountain, locally known as Gebel al-Izzaz. It's more of a crystal hill, seen on the right, which is often called the Jewel of the desert is formed by the quartzite crystals and looks amazing in the sun's rays. A few decades ago, that natural feature has been found by accident.

• Explore the white desert  National Park, the most well-known desert destination in Egypt. There are hundreds of Rocks with many shapes. each one is reminiscent of an animal- A chicken-  A sphinx, Camels, tents, Mushrooms and chicken-shaped rock. in those areas you can Make tents and Enjoy the sunset.
• As the sky turns pink then the deepest fiery orange, the rock-shapes fade, and silence is all around. Sitting around a small fire and enjoying the simplest meal of chicken, rice, and vegetables, you will feel like nothing has ever tasted so good. Bedouin staff will arrange dinner and desert camping. ( Vegetarian food is available ) 
• Note:  at night  temperatures can drop suddenly in the White Desert a proper jacket would be necessary to spend the night comfortably- But don't worry we provide all camping equipment like sleeping bags, tents and mattresses.
• Overnight camping in wadi el Hitan or Magic lake Area ( Full board)

White Desert- Baharyia-Farafra:

• Enjoy sunrise Pick up from your tent then drive to Farafra oasis to Visit Badr`s museum and Al Qasr in Farafra.
•  your 1st destination for the day will be Badr`s Museum, which was named after Badr Abdel-Moghni, a native of the Oasis, a self-taught artist who encapsulates the local life in sculpture, oil, and watercolors.The  museum is located in the village of Qasr, It has been abandoned for wonderfull mudbriks structure that the artist built himself,inside is every thing from taxidemery to sculpture,and Paintings, are on display.

Next on the List: Farafra  Fortress( Qasr):

• The Fortress of Farafra dominates the top of the hills. Like its counterparts. in other oases.It was once a walled city used by the inhabitants as aprotection from the invaders.The villagers would hasten to the fortress for safty
• Lastly, Drive to Asyout and Overnight in Asyout
  
   

From Asyout to Minya:

Pick-up and Transfer to Al Minya
You will be greeted by your tour guide and transferred to Al Minya, a city rich in ancient Egyptian history.

• Visit to Tell El Amarna (Akhenaton)
  Explore the ruins of Tell El Amarna, the capital city built by the controversial pharaoh Akhenaton, known by some as the "heretic king."

  • Tour the Tombs of the High Officials from Akhenaton’s reign.
  • Visit the Royal Tomb of Akhenaton, the resting place of the king himself.

• Visit to Bani Hassan
  Proceed to Bani Hassan, a small village located south of El Minya.

  • Discover the tombs of the rulers of the old city, which offer unique insights into the art and culture of the period.
  • Enjoy a delicious lunch in Bani Hassan.

• Drive to Tuna el Gebel
  Continue your journey to Tuna el Gebel, a vast necropolis that served the ancient town of Khum (also known as Hermopolis).

  • Visit the Tomb of Petosiris, the high priest of Thoth.
  • Explore the Tomb of Isadora and learn about its significance.
  • Discover El Ashmunein, a site revered as the cult center of Thoth, the Egyptian god of wisdom, healing, and writing.
  • The site is marked by colossal statues of baboons, representing Thoth, as well as the boundary stela marking the edge of Akhenaton’s city.

• Lunch During the Trip
  Enjoy a lunch break as you continue your exploration.

• Return to Hotel in Minya
  After visiting the historic sites, you will be transferred to your hotel for overnight accommodation.

 Visit to the Deir Gabal Al-Tayr Church and Akhmim, Overnight in Abydos:

• Pick-up and Drive to the Deir Gabal Al-Tayr Church
  You will be picked up from your hotel in El Minya and driven to the Deir Gabal Al-Tayr Church.

  • Known also as the Virgin Mary Church, it holds great religious significance as one of the key stops during the Holy Family’s journey through Egypt.
  • Located atop a mountain on the eastern bank of the Nile in Samalout, Minya Governorate, the church is a sacred site with a rich history.
  • Originally a Roman temple, it is believed that the Holy Family stayed here for three days during their flight into Egypt. In the 4th century, Queen Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine, converted the temple into a church in 328 AD, preserving its rocky walls and columns. In 2016, a staircase leading to the Roman temple was discovered, further adding to the church's historical value.

• Drive to Akhmim
  After your visit to the Deir Gabal Al-Tayr Church, you will drive to Akhmim in the Minya Governorate.

  • Akhmim, known in ancient times as Khemmis, Chemmis, and Panopolis, is located on the east bank of the Nile
  • This city was historically significant and served as the capital of the 9th Upper Egyptian Nome.
  • The name Panopolis is derived from the city's main god, Min, and the Copts referred to it as Shmin or Khmin.
  • While Akhmim was an important religious and cultural center in ancient Egypt, much of its monuments were lost during the Middle Ages as locals used the city's materials to build nearby villages.

• Overnight in Abydos
  After exploring Akhmim, you will be transferred to your hotel in Abydos for an overnight stay.

Visit to Abydos and Dendera, Transfer to Luxor for Overnight:

• Pick-up from Hotel in Abydos
  After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel in Abydos and driven to the Abydos Temple.

• Visit to Abydos Temple
  Abydos is one of the most important archaeological sites in Ancient Egypt. The sacred city was home to many significant temples, including Umm el-Qa'ab, a royal necropolis where early pharaohs were buried.

  • These tombs became highly regarded, and over time, the area grew in significance, attracting those who wished to be buried near the royal ancestors.
  • Abydos was one of the holiest cities for the ancient Egyptians, with a strong association to the afterlife, similar to the way Muslims view Mecca.
  • The most notable structure here is the Temple of Seti I, built by Seti I, father of the famous pharaoh Ramesses II, who completed the temple's construction after Seti’s death.

• Drive to Dendera Temple
  After exploring Abydos, you will drive to Dendera to visit the Temple of Hathor.

• Visit to Dendera Temple
  The Temple of Hathor was primarily built during the Late Ptolemaic period, during the reign of Ptolemy XII and Cleopatra VII, with later additions from the Roman period.

  • While the temple was constructed by non-Egyptian rulers, its design follows the classical Egyptian temple style, with the exception of the front of the hypostyle hall, which was constructed by the Roman Emperor Tiberius.
  • The temple contains reliefs of Cleopatra VII and her son, Caesarion (Ptolemy XV), who are shown offering sacrifices in Egyptian attire.
  • Hathor, the goddess of love, music, and healing, was also associated with health. Pilgrims visited the temple seeking healing, and the complex features a sanatorium, where sacred water, healing unguents, and sacred texts were used in rituals.

• Drive to Luxor
  After your visit to the Dendera Temple, you will drive to Luxor.

• Overnight in Luxor
  You will check in at your hotel in Luxor for an overnight stay.

Visit to Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple, Optional Sound and Light Show at Karnak:

• Pick-up and Visit to Karnak Temple
  After breakfast, your Egyptologist tour guide will accompany you to visit the magnificent Karnak Temple.

  • Karnak is one of Egypt’s most impressive archaeological sites and the largest temple complex ever built by humankind. It covers an area of 247 acres and represents the collective achievements of many generations of builders and pharaohs.
  • The complex is made up of three main temples, smaller enclosed temples, and several outer temples, showcasing the grandeur of ancient Egyptian architecture and religious devotion.

• Visit to Luxor Temple
  After exploring Karnak, you will visit the nearby Luxor Temple, located on the east bank of the Nile River in the city of Luxor.

  • The Luxor Temple was central to the Opet Festival, one of the most important religious events in ancient Egypt. It was primarily built by Amenhotep III and Ramesses II. The temple served as a setting for rituals designed to reconcile the human and divine aspects of the ruler.

• Lunch with a Nile View
  Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Luxor, offering scenic views of the Nile River.

• Optional Sound and Light Show at Karnak
  In the evening, you have the option to enjoy the Sound and Light Show at Karnak Temple.

  • The show begins with a historical introduction, covering the rise of the great city of Thebes and the construction of the Karnak complex.
  • As the show unfolds, you’ll learn about the glorious achievements of some of Egypt’s most powerful pharaohs, accompanied by a poetic narrative of Karnak’s artistic treasures and lasting legacy.

• Transfer to Hotel
  After the show, you will be driven back to your hotel in Luxor for check-in.

• Leisurely Free Time and Overnight in Luxor
  Enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure, exploring the city or relaxing at your hotel. You will spend the night at your hotel in Luxor.

West Bank Tour:

• Optional Balloon Ride Over the Valley of the Kings
  For an unforgettable experience, enjoy an optional balloon ride over the Valley of the Kings

  • Rise early to capture the stunning rays of the morning sun illuminating Luxor and the surrounding mountains.
  • From the comfort of a hot air balloon, enjoy a bird's-eye view of Luxor's ancient monuments and breathtaking landscapes.

• Breakfast at the Hotel
  After the balloon ride (or breakfast, if you opt out), enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before departing for your tour of Luxor’s West Bank.

• Visit to the Valley of the Kings

  • Known in ancient times as the Great Place of the Truth, the Valley of the Kings is one of Egypt’s most iconic archaeological sites.
  • This majestic valley, set behind Deir el-Bahari, was the burial site of many pharaohs, including the famous Tutankhamun.
  • The valley is dominated by the Pyramid-shaped mountain peak, and the tombs of these ancient rulers are carved into the rock, awaiting immortality.

• Visit to the Colossi of Memnon

  • Admire the Colossi of Memnon, two colossal statues that stand 18 meters high, once part of a larger temple complex built by Amenhotep III.
  • These statues are one of the few remaining parts of what was once the largest temple complex on Luxor’s West Bank.

• Visit to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut

  • Explore the remarkable Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, rising in a series of terraces from the desert floor.
  • The temple is carved into the limestone cliffs of the Theban Mountains, merging harmoniously with its natural surroundings, making it a truly unique and awe-inspiring monument.

• Overnight in Luxor
  After a day full of historical exploration, you will return to your hotel in Luxor for an overnight stay.

Trip to Madinet Habu, Ramesseum, and the Valley of the Nobles:

• Early Morning Pick-up and Visit to Madinet Habu Temple
  After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to visit Madinat Habu Temple.

  • In ancient times, Madinat Habu was known as Djanet and was considered the place where Amun first appeared. Both Hatshepsut and Thutmose III built temples dedicated to Amun here, but the larger and more prominent temple was constructed by Ramses III.
  • The temple complex is surrounded by a fortified wall with a unique gateway, known as the Pavilion Gate, inspired by Syrian migdol fortresses. Ramses III also had a royal palace attached to the temple, and the site once had a canal connected to the Nile.

• Visit to the Ramesseum
  Next, you will visit the Ramesseum, the funerary temple of Ramses II.

  • The temple is famous for the remnants of a massive 57-foot seated statue of Ramses II. The temple, though only partially preserved, is adorned with reliefs depicting scenes from the Battle of Kadesh, the Syrian wars, and the Festival of Min.
  • The Ramesseum was dedicated to the god Amon and the deceased pharaoh, Ramses II.

• Visit to Deir El-Medina
  Explore the Deir El-Medina, the ancient village of the royal workmen who built the tombs in the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens.

  • The main cemetery of these workers is situated on the slopes of the Theban hills. Many tombs from the 19th dynasty are well-decorated, with some dating back to the 18th dynasty.
  • The lower slopes of the hill contain the graves of infants, while adult burials are situated higher up. The graves of the workers often include small vessels and offerings for the afterlife.

• Lunch During the Tour
  Enjoy a break with a delicious lunch during your tour.

• Visit to the Valley of the Queens
  After lunch, continue to the Valley of the Queens, also known as Biban el-Harim or Wadi el-Melikat.

  • This necropolis served as the burial place for the wives of pharaohs, along with princes, princesses, and other members of the royal family. The tombs here are often lavishly decorated, with Queen Nefertari’s tomb being one of the most famous examples.
  • The Valley of the Queens is located near the Valley of the Kings and was chosen for its relative isolation and proximity to the capital. It contains more than 70 tombs, many of which are in excellent condition.

• Optional Evening Sound and Light Show at Karnak
  In the evening, enjoy an optional Sound and Light Show at Karnak Temple.

  • The show begins with a historical introduction covering the rise of Thebes and the construction of the Karnak Temple.
  • Narrated by a poetic description, the show highlights the great achievements of Egypt’s pharaohs and the artistic treasures within Karnak.

• Overnight in Luxor
  After the show, return to your hotel in Luxor for an overnight stay.

Philae Temple & Kalabasha Temple:

• Breakfast at the Hotel
  Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before departing for your tour of Aswan.

• Transfer to Aswan by Car
  After breakfast, your journey will begin as you head to Aswan by car.

• Temple of Philae
  Your first stop will be the Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis.

  • Built to honor Isis, the temple was constructed around 690 BC and was the last to be built in the classical Egyptian style. It became one of the final locations where the goddess was worshipped. The temple complex is located on Philae Island, which was relocated to its current location following the construction of the Aswan High Dam.

• Felucca Tour Around Elephantine Island
  After visiting Philae Temple, you will enjoy a Felucca boat ride around Elephantine Island.

  • You will also have views of the Aswan High Dam and the Unfinished Obelisk during your boat tour. The High Dam plays a crucial role in regulating Egypt’s Nile River flow, while the Unfinished Obelisk provides insight into ancient stone-carving techniques.

• Lunch in Aswan
  Enjoy a traditional lunch in Aswan as part of your tour.

• Overnight in Aswan
  After a full day of sightseeing, check into your hotel in Aswan for an overnight stay.

Trip to Abu Simbel by Ground Transport:

• Breakfast & Lunch on Board the Cruise
  Start your day with a delicious breakfast on board the cruise, and enjoy lunch during your journey.

• Early Visit to Abu Simbel
  You will depart early from Aswan to visit the magnificent Abu Simbel Temples.

• Abu Simbel Temples
  The Abu Simbel Temples are one of Egypt's most impressive landmarks, carved into the mountainside between 1274 and 1244 BC during the reign of Ramses II.

  • The Great Temple is dedicated to Ramses II, along with the gods Ra-Harakhty, Amun Ra, and Ptah, and features four colossal statues of the pharaoh.
  • The Small Temple is dedicated to Queen Nefertari and the goddess Hathor. Both temples were relocated and reconstructed in their current position, thanks to the efforts of UNESCO, making this preservation project one of the greatest achievements in history.

• Lunch in Aswan
  After your visit to Abu Simbel, return to Aswan for a traditional lunch.

• Optional Visit to the Nubian Village
  If you choose to, you can explore the vibrant Nubian Village, one of Aswan's cultural gems.

  • The Nubian Village offers a glimpse into traditional Nubian life, with its colorful houses and unique art. This village is an authentic and fascinating destination that lets you experience the warmth and charm of Nubian culture. Spend approximately 2 hours exploring the village, where every corner brings something surprising and delightful.

• Dinner & Overnight in Aswan
  After a fulfilling day, enjoy a delicious dinner before retiring for the night at your hotel in Aswan.

Final departure:

Depart to Cairo airport from Aswan Airport for your final International departure after having an early breakfast .