King Ramses Tour

Our representative will be waiting for you at the airport and will help you through airport formalities then escort you to outside the airport where our touristic vehicle will be waiting for you and transfer you to your hotel, check in, our rep will confirm with you all timing and details of your next part of the tour, overnight at hotel.
Meals Included, None

After breakfast at the hotel begin the day with one of the real highlights of any visit to Egypt, a visit to the three pyramids of Giza. While once located in remote desert, they now touch the suburbs of modern Cairo. No matter how many photos or documentaries you have seen, your first glimpse of these marvels of the ancient world will take your breath away. A qualified Egyptologist will be able to expertly explain the facts and myths behind these three mammoth works of art. You will also visit the mysterious Sphinx with its lion’s body and man’s face.
If time permitting there might be the chance to see inside one of the pyramids, take a ride around the pyramids on camel back! (NB. Extra entrance fees apply to all of these sites/activities)
There will be time to grab a quick lunch before our afternoon visit to the Egyptian Museum. With over 10,000 pieces from every period of Egyptian history, including the treasures from the tomb of Toya, the display can be a bit daunting. Tour guide will direct you to the most important and magnificent items. There is also plenty of free time for you to explore on your own.
After all you will be back to hotel; evening is free to try one of the Egyptian restaurants for dinner.

Meals included, Breakfast

Breakfast at hotel then Trip Crew will do the transfer to Cairo airport to board your flight to Luxor, meet and assist at Luxor airport by our Trip representative then meet tour guide start your Luxor day tour to visit the East bank of Luxor you on a tour of Luxor’s famous two temples: Karnak, Marvel at the immense columns in Karnak Temple’s Hypostyle Hall, as well as getting to see various obelisks, statues, more columns, and various artifacts that were primarily dedicated to the god Amun, his wife Mut, and their son Khonsu. Next, you will visit the smaller, in size but not in spectacle, Luxor Temple. Mainly added to by Ramses II it is now missing one of its obelisks, which can be seen in the Place de la Concorde in Paris: swapped for a clock (in the Mohammed Ali Mosque at Saladin’s Citadel) which has never worked. This temple also boasts many columns, statues, and various artifacts. Once this tour is complete you will be driven back to your Luxor hotel.

Meals, Breakfast

Time to travel by bus through west bank of Luxor, firstly Be amazed at the mammoth eighteen-miter high Colossi of Memnon, which are all that remain of an ancient temple. Visit Valley of the kings and experience the magnificent decoration and design of the tombs of the Pharaohs from new kingdom pharaohs time, visiting 3 tombs included in your ticket and king Tut Ankh Amoun tomb is optional with extra ticket. Then visit the impressive Funerary Temple of the most powerful woman in ancient Egypt Queen Hatshepsut which a massive three terraces emanating from the mountain behind it, in which the Queen commemorates her work and commercial relations with other countries. . After this, you will be driven back to your hotel, where you have the option to either relax for the rest of the day or take one of our optional extras.
Meals: breakfast

Fully day tour to Esna and El-Moalla, 64 kilometers south of Luxor. Esna was an important cultural center in the Ptolemaic Period, although archaeological evidence dates from as early as the Middle Kingdom. The Temple of Esna orTemple or temple of Khnum in the center of Esna was the last Egyptian temple to be decorated with hieroglyphic texts. It was erected in the Ptolemaic Period. Esna , Khnum is the ram-headed local god, The outer walls bear reliefs and inscriptions by Roman Emperors. Domitian is depicted smiting his enemies in the presence of Khnum and Menheyet, and on the north side, Khnum, with the goddess Nebtu standing behind him, presents Trajan, also shown smiting his enemies, with the sickle sword. Temple walls are decorated with some unique ritual scenes, such as the dance of the pharaoh before the gods, and the catching of fishes and birds with a clap net. The temple’s columns, decorated mainly with inscriptions, display the only temple ritual known from ancient Egypt that is preserved.
The other stop will be at the cemetery of El-Moalla, two important tombs among many belonging to provincial governors and officials of the Old Kingdom to the First Intermediate Period can be found here.
The Tomb of Ankhtifi has many interesting scenes, Fishing is especially interesting for its varieties of fish, which the deceased is spearing and reeling in, while his wife is holding a bird by its beak. Cattles and other animals in agricultural scenes and the donkeys carrying grain. The Tomb of Sobekhotep has a few interesting scenes, scenes of the funeral procession, scenes below of men taking grain to a storehouse, traditional desert hunt, Parts of agricultural scenes, Sobekhotep and his wife are again, receiving offering-bearers. After all wish that you enjoyed the visit and drive back to the hotel in Luxor,
Meals: Breakfast

Today we have a full-day tour to two amazing temples in Egypt both are so unique and has so rich information about Egyptian history, culture, and art you will regret if you have not visited those two temples. Tour guide will pick you up from the hotel and drive to a city called Qena where we stop to visit Dendera Temple complex (Hathor Temple)The Temple of Hathor is one of the most well-preserved antiquity sites in Egypt today, built during the Ptolemaic Dynasty and completed under the Roman emperor Trajan, This site was the center of the cult of Hathor. With two unique things:
1- Happy Reunion, Hathor would journey from her temple at Dendera to spend some time with her husband, Horus, at his temple in Edfu. This “reunion” was a yearly occurrence, and at the end of the celebration, the return of Hathor to Dendera was thought to signal the official beginning of the flood season of the Nile.
2- The famous Zodiac of Dendera, bas-relief with human and animal figures represented a night skyscape and was found on the ceiling of a chapel in the Temple of Hathor.
After we finish here, we drive further north to a place called Abydos city which was the site of many ancient temples and was the burial place for the first kings of a unified Egypt. Nearby there was also a predynastic cemetery with hundreds of graves. Today we visit the Abydos temple which was built by King Seti and his son Ramses, Seti built the temple itself, while Ramses completed the decorations, the surrounding courtyards, and other works. The temple is made of white limestone and each chapel is roofed with flat corbelling slabs decorated with royal cartouches and stars. These chapels were dedicated to Seti I, Osiris, Isis, Ptah-Sokar, Nefertem, Ra-Horakhty, Amun, and Horus. Each chapel was decorated with prayers to each specific deity, In a hallway in the temple, there is an inscription on the wall known as the Abydos King List a total of 76 pharaohs on the list, starts with Menes (Narmer) the founder of the First Dynasty and ends with Seti, records over 1,600 years of history, theTemple is connected with the Osirion which is an underground chamber connected to the Nile, constructed from enormous blocks of stone. After the visit, we drive back to Luxor and finish at your hotel


Meals : Breakfast

Relax in Luxor, Today we can organize other options you can do like( felucca sail to Banana island, Calash Ride, Hot air Balloon, Nobles tombs, Deir El-Madina, Madinet Habu )

The final day of your package starts with breakfast at the hotel followed by check-out. You will then be transferred to the airport for your final departure