EXPERIENCE EGYPT IN 9 DAYS.
This magical 9-day Egypt tour will take you on an incredible journey through the story of ancient Egypt, uncovering the legacy of the ancient Egyptian Civilization, and provide you with the best service at the most affordable prices. You will experience the true beauty and wonder of Egypt in 9 days in the cities of Cairo, Luxor, Aswan and Alexandria, where you will witness the culture and artistic brilliance of Giza, the Pyramids, the Saqqara Step, the Pyramid, the Qaitbay Citadel and the Alexandria Library, the Catacombs, the Khan, the El-Khalili Bazaar, the Hanging Church, the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, the Luxor Temple, the Karnak Temple, the Temple of Qutb, the Valley of the Kings Temple, the Philae Temple, the Abu Simbel Temple, and much more. Make the most of your time by booking this magical Egypt tour today!
Day 1
On the first day of your vacation, you will arrive at Cairo airport, where our delegate will help you complete all of your passport control formalities and luggage identification and carry-on. Then, you will be taken to your 5* hotel reservation by a private, air-conditioned car, where you will check-in.At dinnertime, you will embark on a dinner cruise on the enchanting Nile, where you will be able to relax and enjoy a colorful belly dancing show with a folklore band performing a beautiful Tannoura twist in accordance with Egypt’s whirling dervishes tradition. YoU will then return to your hotel overnight.
Day 2
After breakfast and check out from your hotel in Cairo, you will be on your way to the Giza pyramids complex, where the grandeur of the ancient Egyptian civilization was left unspoiled by time. For over 4,000 years, the ancient Giza pyramids stood as a symbol of the everlasting glory of Egyptian culture. Here you will find: Khufu’s divine horizon has always been the pinnacle of the innovation of the ancient Egyptian civilization, which was built in 2570 B.C. The Great Pyramid stands at 147 m (481 ft), making it the world’s tallest building from 2600 BC to 13 11 AD. Its weight and height make it the only standing member of the 7 wonders of the ancient world, and its sophisticated and intricate interior has captivated people from around the world.
The Great Sphinx, also known as the “Sphinx” or “Horus of the Horizon,” is a guardian angel from the heavens. It is one of the most famous man-made monuments on earth. It was carved from a single limestone block in the shape of a magical creatio. In 1401 BC, there was addition of steel from Thutmose IV’s dream. The Great Sphinx was built by King Chephren from 2558 BC to 2532 BC.
The Valley Temple is said to have been built in the 4th century BC to perform the mummification process and purification rituals on the bodies of the royal kingly, queen, prince, and princesses.
The Grand Egyptian Museum is a golden portal leading to the ancient Egyptian creations of celestial intelligence that were created over 5000 years of continuous innovation and creative imagination. Inside this colossal wonder lies a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of the greatest archaeological monuments and artifacts ever created, such as the Hanging obelisk, King Ramses II Statue, the 10 Statues of King Senusert and the Grand staircase, Ptolemy’s Royal Regalia, the Statues of Kings and Queens, the Victory Column of King Mercnptah, and the Grand Atrium and Gift show.
Then, you’ll savor your delicious lunch and join your guide to finish your day in Cairo with a visit to:The city of Memphis is where the legacy of Ancient Egypt began. In 2925 BC, King Menes (Narmer) dreamed of unifying Upper and Lower Egypt into one city, which would become the official capital of Egypt. This city became known as the “center of the rule” and was home to the main temple of God Ptah, the patron of creation and art. The temple was called “Hut-Ka” or “Ptah”, which translates to Enclosure of “Ka”. This temple was later translated into modern Greek as “Ai-gy-Ptose”, the original source for the current name of Egypt.
Saqqara step pyramid, the amazing golden age of pyramids began in ancient Egypt with the creation of the Saqqara step pyramid by the brilliant Imhotep, vizier of pharaoh Djoser, who was later worshiped as a deity. This pyramid is composed of x steps and stands 62 meters tall. It showcases the most remarkable pieces of art and decoration. During the night, you will travel to Cairo airport to catch a flight to Aswan and stay at a 5* hotel.
Day 3
On the third day in Aswan, you will have your breakfast at the hotel and then continue your holiday in Egypt by visiting some of the best tourist places in Aswan such as: The Aswan High Dam, also known as the is a large-scale, high-tech structure that was constructed between 1960 and 1970 AD and had a positive effect on the economy and innovation in Egypt.
The Unfinished Obelisk is an open-air museum in Egypt. It was built by Queen Hatshepsut in the 6th century BC to stand at the Karnak temple. Unfortunately, it was cracked during the construction process, but it can still be used as an example of the amazing construction techniques of ancient Egyptian artisans.
It’s time for lunch, so grab your trolley and check out our guide on how to eat lunch before your next visit; The Philae Temple is a gold-plated work of art and a part of Nubia’s rich history. It tells the fascinating story of “Myth of Osiris” and is one of the most well-preserved temples on the island of Agilkia. Built in 280 BC by the ruler of Nubia, Ptolemaic, the temple was moved to the island as part of the UNESCO’s Nubia Campaign between the 1960’s and 1970’s.
Day 4
In the morning, pack your breakfast boxes, check out from your hotel and join our tour group to drive 300 km southwest of Aswan to witness:world:The heavenly Abu Simbel temple which is a symbol of divine divinity and mercy that attained immortality. It was built by the Egyptian Pharaoh Ozymandias in the year 1200 B.C. to honor the gods of Ancient Egypt AmunnPtah Re-Haraktyn and to commemorate Pharaoh Ramses II’s victory in Kadesh and his accomplishments. The great temple of King Ramses II is home to the annual Sun Festival on the 22nd February and October, and the second temple is dedicated to his beloved wife, Queen Nefertari. The temple was the focus of one of the most difficult archaeological rescue operations in history, led by UNESCO in the mid-1960s.
Lunch Time: After the day’s tour, you’ll be taken to Aswan where you’ll have your lunch.
Overnight: You’ll board your overnight train to Luxor where you will spend the night at a 5* hotel.
Day 5
On the 5th day, you will have breakfast at the hotel and continue your holiday by visiting Luxor East Bank attractions such as:like:The Karnak Temple, the Karnak Temple is the resting place of the soulful souls of ancient Egypt. It was also known as Ipet-isu, The Most Selected of Places, and Pr-lim House Of Amon. It was constructed over 4,000 years ago and is one of the largest religious structures on earth. It was the center of ancient Egyptian civilization for over 1500 years and was dedicated to numerous deities such as the great god Osiris, the god Montu, the god Ptah, and the goddess Isis. However, it was mainly dedicated to the Theban triad which included God Amun and his wife the goddess of Justice Mut and the son the moon qod khnsoU.
After lunch at one of LuXor’s best restaurants, you’ll head back to your hotel to freshen up and then head out with your tour guide at night to enjoy:LUxor temple by night is a moonlight wonder that shines brightest at night when the moonlight shines on the temple and reveals its hidden beauty. Built in 1400 BC under the reign of Amenhotep ii, the temple was known as “Ipetretsyet ” which translates to “the southern sanctuary”. It was dedicated to the god “Amun ” of the “Theban triad” which symbolizes the renewal of the “kingship”. The temple’s design is enchanting and full of elaborate decorations and constructions. After the day’s activities, transfer back to the hotel for the night.
Day 6
Once you’ve had breakfast and checked out from your hotel, you’ll continue your journey in LUXor by discovering the rest of the captivating LuXor tourist attractions, including:The Hatsepsut temple, also known as the Djoser-Djeresseru “Holy of Holyies”, is a stunning embodiment of the imagination of Ancient Egypt’s civilization. It is a stunning structure of one of Egypt’s most successful rulers, Hatshepsut, the queen of Ancient Egypt. Built in 1479 B.C. in Egypt’s New Kingdom, the temple took 15 full years to complete. The design of the temple is inspired by the style of classical architecture of the new kingdom. Inside the temple, you will find some of Egypt’s most captivating artifacts and sculptures.
The Valley of the Kings is a sacred passageway to the realms of true beauty and bliss. It was the burial place of the Egyptian Kings and Queens of the New Kingdom (1570 – 1070 BC). It contains 63 tombs full of treasures and artifacts, statues, and magical decorations, as well as the remains of Pharaohs such as Ramses I, Ramses II, Ramses III, Ramses IV, Ramses V, Ramses VI, Ramses VII, Ramses VIII, Ramses IX, and Ramses X. The most popular of these is Ramses the Great. In 1979, Valley of the Kings was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Take a moment to savor your lunch before heading to your next appointment visit to; The Colossi of Memnon, two blocks of quartzite sandstone weighing 720 tons each stand at the height of 18 meters (60 feet) and are in the shape of the pharaoh Amenhotep II (1386-1350). The Colossi have protected LuXor for centuries, but were heavily damaged in a large earthquake in 27 BC and rebuilt in 199 AD. The Colossi became well-known during the period of Greco-Romanism because of Memnon’s phenomenal act of singing at dawn, which was nothing more than the sound of wind passing through the statue. Spend the night in Luxor and then return to your hotel overnight.
Day 7
Day 7 will start with your breakfast and check-out from your Luxor hotel and then fly straight to Cairo to finish your 9-day Egypt itinerary by visiting tiptop Cairo tourist spots like:The Egyptian Museum, is an immortal time capsule that holds nothing but beauty. The artifacts of Ancient Egypt date back more than 4,000 years across the different eras of ancient Egypt. The two floors of the Egyptian Museum contain more artifacts made from gold and precious gems, as well as ordinary materials such as wood and stone that are such as wood or stone that are found in the shapes of sculptures.
After, take a break to enjoy your lunch and then finish your day with a visit to the Hanging Church, also known as “The holy church of the Virgin Mary”, which is the center of Coptic culture in Cairo and one of Egypt’s most important and renowned Coptic sites. It was built on the southern side of a Roman fort called “Babylon” in the fifth century AD and is 30 feet tall and towers over Cairo. The construction and interior of the hanging church is a stunning combination of 7th to 13th century art.
The Amr Ibn Al Aas Mosque is one of the most important mosques in Egypt and Africa. It was built in 641 AD and is still an active house of worship. It is one of Egypt’s most important and prominent Islamic monuments. It was rebuilt several times during the 7th and 8th centuries, making it a living example of Islamic architecture’s progress through the ages.
The Ben Ezra Synagogue in Egypt is the last of its kind in the country. It dates back to the 19th century and was originally a church before being converted into a synagogue in the year 882 AD. The Ben Ezra Synagogue remains in very good condition, with beautiful Jewish designs and decorations. It was the center of Jewish worship for many years until the 1950’s.
NMEC is the National Museum of the Egyptian Civilization. It is the gateway to the immortal heritage that will shine through the incredible artifacts and monuments that date back more than 4,000 years, revealing the tangible and intangible culture and history of Egypt’s infinite heritage.
Muİzz Street is a luminous labyrinth of elegance and wealth that was created during the time of the Fatimids in the tenth century
AD. It was a shining example of the most artistic and modest headquarters which is full of magical models of architecture all over cafes and house museUms.
The Khan El Khalili bazaar is a magical gate to another time. Built in 970 AD, it remains an active bazaar to this day. It is known as the golden brick road of the middle east and holds everything a traveler could want. It has vintage cafes and shops that reflect the allure of the ancient Islamic times. The entire street is full of captivating Islamic architecture and decorations, leading all along the street. You will then return to your hotel for the night.
Day 8
On Day 8, you’ll have your breakfast and continue your journey in Egypt by heading to the pearl of the Mediterranean Sea to discover Alexandria’s tourist attractions: The Catacombs were built as a necropolis during the second century AD and contain many Greek and Roman artifacts and decoration between the three-level stories that earned it the title as one of the 7 wonders of the middle ages. The mystical house of the dead is considered the most unique archaeological site in all of Egypt. It is an artistic piece that symbolizes the combination of the artistic elements of Greek and Roman culture with the ancient Egyptian and Pharaonic designs.
Pompey’s Pillar is the largest monoliths pillar ever built outside of Rome. It stands at 28 meters high and 2.7 meters wide and is entirely made of pure red granite. On the western upper side of the pillar is a Greek inscription dedicated to Emperor Diocletian, and it was named Pompey’s pillar because in the Middle Ages, the Crusaders believed the remains of the great Roman general Pompey were found in a pot located at the very top of the pillar.
After a delicious lunch at a local Alexandria restaurant, make your way to Qaitbay Citadel, an important Islamic Landmark that houses the immortal illuminating spirit of the Alexandria Lighthouse. Built in 1477, Qaitbay Citadel was built on the same site that held the epic lighthouse of Alexandria, using stones salvaged from the destroyed lighthouse, which was the third longest surviving ancient wonder until it was destroyed by a series of earthquakes between 956AD and 1323 AD.
The Alexandria Library is a house of knowledge that serves as a reminder of the ancient library of Alexandria. It is one of the best and most advanced libraries in the world. It houses the world’s 6th largest Francophone library on earth. It is a trilingual Library with books in Arabic, English, and French. It holds the biggest depository of French books in North Africa and Middle East, magnificent art galleries, and some of the most valuable collections of books in the world. You will spend the night in Cairo.
Day 9
On the last day, you will have your last breakfast in Egypt and then head to Cairo airport to make your safe return home with the best memories of your vacation.
