8 Days Egypt Guided Tour Package Cairo, Luxor, Aswan & Abu Simbel

Upon arrival at Cairo International airport, our representative will be waiting to assist you through customs formalities.

After finishing the procedures, you'll be transferred to the hotel to check-in as you enjoy a traditional welcome drink.

Good morning. Enjoy your breakfast, make sure to eat well to fuel your energy for today's city tour.

Starting with The Egyptian Museum , you can't come to Egypt and not see the biggest museum in the region that houses over 100,000 pieces of original antiquities.

Next, you’ll visit one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Three Majestic Pyramids founded by the three Kings, Cheops, Chephren, and Myckerinus. You'll also see the famous Sphinx guarding the pyramid and the Valley temple of King Chephren.

Lastly, you'll have a tour at Khan El Khalili; a historic open market opened in the Fatimid period; you can get what you want from souvenirs.

Lunch en route.

Afterward, you'll drive back to the hotel to spend the night and have a good rest.

After you finish your breakfast, check-out from the hotel to be transferred to the airport to fly to Luxor.

Our representative will pick you up from the airport upon arriving to start the visits immediately.

First, you'll visit Karnak Temple with its famous Hypostyle Hall and 134 gigantic columns; this temple is considered to be one of the largest buildings in the world.

Then you'll visit Luxor Temple, the surviving stones from the famous city of Thebes, the city of a hundred Gates that used to be the capital of Egypt. The temple was built by King Amenophis III and later continued by the great Ramses II .

After finishing the visits, you'll be taken to the hotel to check-in to have some rest.

You have a free afternoon to enjoy exploring the city alone and be your tour guide.

Then you'll make your way back to the hotel to have a goodnight of sleep.

Get ready for your second city tour in Luxor after breakfast.

The Valley Of The Kings, where the most famous collection of underground tombs exist; it is also known by "The valley of gates of the Kings." You'll see some of these tombs from inside; some are colorful and still keeping their colors even after so many years.

The Temple Of Queen Hatshepsut, it took 15 years to construct this temple, it is the Queen's most significant achievement, and she built it to commemorate her name after crowning herself as the Pharaoh of Egypt.

The Two Colossi of Memnon, two stone statues of the pharaoh Amenophis III, were the guardians of a mortuary complex that used to exist behind them but disappeared throughout the ages.

You'll be transferred back to the hotel after finishing the visits, and then you have the afternoon free to spend the way you want. You can visit the Luxor Museum.

You'll check-out from the hotel after having your breakfast, then get ready to drive to Aswan by bus passing through Edfu.

You'll make a stop at Edfu Temple that is dedicated to Horus, the falcon; it is one of the best-preserved temples ever.

Then you'll continue driving, but you'll make one more stop at Kom Ombo.

You'll visit Kom Ombo Temple , a unique double designed temple built during the Roman period in dedication to Sobek and Haroeris.

That was the last stop; now, you'll drive directly to Aswan and check-in to the hotel upon arriving. Have a lovely night.

After you eat your breakfast at the hotel, you'll depart for a special visit.

You'll visit Abu Simbel temples and the city; the colossal temple was built by King Ramses II to be worshiped as a god. The temple was moved into this new location after building the High Dam of Aswan to save it from being submerged. There is also a smaller temple, Ramses II made it in dedication to his wife, Queen Nefertari.

Drive back to the hotel in Aswan to spend the night.

After breakfast, you'll check-out from the hotel and depart for a city tour.

You'll stop by the High Dam of Aswan, modern construction built between 1960 and 1971 to prevent the flooding of the Nile. The construction of the dam caused the moving of some temples to a new location.

After that, you'll take a motorboat to Agilkia Island where Philae Temple now stands; the new location gave the temple a magnificent view on the Nile.

When you finish the visits, you'll be taken to Aswan Airport to fly back to Cairo, where you'll check-in at a hotel to spend the night.

Good morning. Enjoy your breakfast before you check-out from the hotel.

You'll be transported to Cairo International Airport to fly back home. Have a safe flight.