8 Days Best Travel Packages to Egypt Pyramids Cairo, Aswan & Luxor Nile Cruise

Upon arriving at Cairo International Airport, you'll find our representative waiting for you to help you through passport control.

Time to go to the hotel to check-in. Have a good rest; Goodnight.

Good morning, have breakfast.

For your opening day, you'll be moving between times, get ready to explore the capital.

visit The Egyptian Museum , to have a glance over the pharaonic time while walking between 100.000 pieces of antiquities. Don't miss the treasure of King Tut Ankh Amen .

visit Salah El Din Citadel, during crusades, it was the Egyptian's defense point. It was built by Salah El-Din, who was the leader of the Islamic army. You'll also find Mohamed Ali Mosque, or The Alabaster Mosque, inspired by Ottoman Islamic architecture in the 19th century.

visit Khan El Khalili, have a free walk between these old market streets and get yourself a souvenir.

Stop for lunch in a local restaurant.

Our representative will take you to Giza Railway Station after the city tour, to take the overnight train to Aswan.

Enjoy your dinner on the train, and have a goodnight of sleep.

Good morning. Enjoy your breakfast on the train before you arrive at Aswan Railway Station.

Upon arrival at Aswan , visit the High Dam, it was built in the early sixties to help to develop the country; it was a huge challenge defeated by the Pharaohs grandchildren.

Then visit Philae Temple , the house of goddess Isis, taking Agilkia Island as a new safe location after been relocated by UNESCO to save it from Nile water rising level.

You'll be transferred to the Nile Cruise to check-in and have some rest.

In the afternoon, have a relaxing Felucca ride on the River Nile.

Return to the ship to start sailing to Kom Ombo.

Dinner and Lunch will be served on board. Enjoy your stay.

Good morning, have your breakfast on board, then get ready for today's adventure.

You'll visit Kom Ombo Temple first, where you can find two symbols, a crocodile which refers to god Sobek, and a falcon refers to god Haroeris.

Back to the cruise to continue sailing toward Edfu while enjoying your Lunch.

Then visit Edfu Temple , where the falcon is also taking place, it is considered as the most preserved temple. It was built entirely during the Ptolemaic era.

Back to the ship to enjoy your dinner while sailing through Esna Lock toward your final destination, Luxor.

This is Luxor ; this is the center of history in Egypt; you'll be feeling like you have traveled back in time; history is all around you.

As you arrive at Luxor, you'll visit the attractions of the West Bank.

visit The Valley Of The Kings, where some great Kings from the new kingdom were buried. The inside of these tombs is mind-blowing. You can go inside three of them.(Tutankhamen's tomb is excluded.)

The Temple Of Queen Hatshepsut , a strong independent woman, who was ruling Egypt, and had left behind this masterpiece to be remembered forever. Designed by a brilliant engineer, Senmout, who was believed to be the Queen's lover.

visit The Two Colossi of Memnon, ruins of a destroyed temple depicting King Amenophis III of the 18th dynasty.

Back on board to have your meals, enjoy your stay on board.

Good morning. Enjoy your breakfast before checking out from the Nile Cruise. You still have to complete your Luxor's experience.

Visit the Temple of Karnak; it's not just a temple that was built from a long time ago, its construction is history itself, it was built during 2000 years by so many Kings from different dynasties and periods.

Then visit Luxor Temple was built by Amenophis III, then later on Ramses II added to it, dedicated to Kingship rejuvenation.

When you finish the visits, you'll be transferred to Luxor Railway Station to return to Cairo.

You'll eat your dinner on the train and spend the night. Goodnight.

Have your breakfast on the train before arriving at Giza Railway Station in Cairo.

You'll make another city tour in Cairo, as there is a lot that you haven't seen yet.

You'll be visiting Egypt's iconic monument, The Great Pyramids of Giza . Three lined up pyramids forming the famous Cheops, Chephren, and Myckerinus trio. Maybe these are not the oldest nor the only pyramids in Egypt, but they are the most famous—guarded by the Sphinx that has a human head and lion body.

Then visit the ruins of Memphis, the first capital in ancient Egypt. Menes founded it during the third dynasty, where you can visit an open museum containing the tallest statue ofKing Ramses II .

End the tour at Sakkara Complex to see the first attempt of building a pyramid. It belongs to King Djoser, but it's known by The step pyramid.

Stop for lunch in a local restaurant.

Then you'll be transferred to the hotel to check-in and spend the night.

Finish your breakfast then check-out from the hotel.

You'll be transferred to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight back home.

Egyptians believe that whoever drinks from the Nile Water should come back again, so make sure to have a sip before leaving.