11 Days Touring Egypt on Budget Cairo, Aswan, Luxor, and Hurghada

Welcome to the capital. When you arrive, you’ll find our representative waiting for you to help you through customs formalities.

You’ll be transferred to the hotel to check-in while enjoying your welcome drink. Then have a goodnight.

Check-out from the hotel after breakfast and get ready for a full-day city tour.

The Egyptian Museum , opened in 1902; it is also known as the museum of ancient Egypt civilization. It houses more than 100,000 pieces of antiquities and most of the mummies that have been discovered since the 19th century.

Salah El-Din Citadel, one of Cairo’s top attractions, acted as a defensive fortress with its high walls and used to be the seat of the government for 700 years. You’ll also find Mohamed Ali Mosque, which was built in the 19th century by Mohamed Ali Pasha as a masterpiece of Islamic architecture.

Khan El Khalili, the historic open market that takes place in the heart of Old Cairo, you can take a tour and buy souvenirs.

Stop for lunch in a local restaurant.

After that, you’ll be transferred to Giza Railway Station to take the overnight train to Aswan . You’ll have your dinner on the train.

Upon arriving at Aswan Railway Station, our representative will meet you to start the visits.

You’ll visit the High Dam of Aswan, a modern building that was constructed between 1960 and 1971 to prevent the flooding of the Nile.

Then you’ll visit Philae Templethat was utterly moved and rebuilt stone by stone on Agilkia Island, a very complicated process that took years to accomplish. The temple was dedicated to goddess Isis.

Then you’ll be transferred to the Nile Cruise to check-in and have lunch.

In the afternoon, you’ll go on a relaxing felucca ride on the Nile.

When you return to the cruise, you’ll start sailing to Kom Ombo while having your dinner. Goodnight.

After breakfast, you’ll visit Kom Ombo , a uniquely built double designed temple dedicated to two gods, Sobek, the crocodile, and Haroeris, the falcon.

Return to the ship to start sailing toward Edfu.

Upon arrival, visit Edfu Temple that is dedicated to Haroeris, the god of the Sky, and the son of Isis.

All meals will be served on board; you’ll start sailing through Esna Lock toward Luxor./p>

Welcome to Luxor, ready to visit the West Bank’s top attractions?

The Valley Of The Kings, your gateway to the afterlife, you’ll find more than 62 tombs that have been discovered so far. The tombs are decorated with scenes from Egyptian Mythology, giving us clues to the beliefs and funerary rituals of the period.

The Temple Of Queen Hatshepsut , the Queen who crowned herself as the Pharaoh of Egypt, the temple is considered one of the most impressive temples. The design of the temple was created by her architect Senmout.

The Two Colossi of Memnon, the only remains of King Amenophis III funeral temple, are two massive stone statues depicting the King in a seated position.

All meals will be served on board; have a goodnight.

You’ll check-out from the Nile Cruise after breakfast. Then depart to visit the Eastside of the Nile.

Start by visiting the Temple Of Karnakthat took 2,000 years of construction, started from the Middle Kingdom, and continued into the Ptolemaic period. It was dedicated to god Amen.

Next, you’ll visit Luxor Temple that was founded by KingAmenophis III and later added to it by King Ramses II 1400 BCE. It may have been the place where many of the Pharaohs of Egypt have been crowned.

Afterward, you’ll drive to Hurghada, which is about 290 Km away from Luxor.

Upon arriving, you’ll check-in at the hotel and have some rest.

Have an amazing time in this magnificent city. You have a couple of free days to relax and have fun with the red sea. You can get a tan under the warm sun or enjoy the various water activities from snorkeling to diving.

Today is also a free day of relaxing and fun. Consider trying some of the mesmerizing water activities, as there is more than one option; the choice is yours.

In the morning, you’ll check-out from the hotel and drive to Cairo about 530 Km away from Hurghada.

Upon arriving at Cairo, you’ll check-in to the hotel to spend the night.

The trip is not over yet; Cairo still has some ancient sites to show you.

Starting big with one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Three Majestic Pyramids of the famous Kings Cheops, Chephren, and Myckerinus, guarded by the famous Sphinx who lost his nose.

Then visit the ruins of the first capital in ancient Egypt, Memphis, which was founded by King Menes.

The last site lays at Sakkara Complex, the first trial of building a pyramid “The Step Pyramid” that was founded by King Djoser.

Stop for lunch in a local restaurant.

Drive back to the hotel to spend the night.

Time to say Goodbye, after breakfast, you’ll be transferred to Cairo International Airport to fly back home.

We are pleased to have you on this trip, and waiting for you to come again.