5 Days Luxury Nile Cruise from Cairo to Luxor

Valley of the Kings

The heavenly archaeological living miracle of the Valley of the Kings is a gate to a whole new world displaying the illuminating heritage and blessings of the ancient Egyptian kings and queens for nearly 500 years from the 16th to 11th century BC who were buried in an underground labyrinth through a hidden divine hill in a golden tomb filled with untold riches for their journey to the afterlife.

Hatshepsut Temple

The one-of-a-kind mortuary Hatshepsut Temple is famous for being one of the greatest architectural projects in the history of mankind. It was constructed in the 15th century BC to become the holy of holies, the house of Amun-Re which possessed three colossal terraces showcasing the great architectural innovation of the ancient Egyptians.

Colossi of Memnon

One of the greatest archaeological monuments that stood its ground since 1350 BC was two giant stone statues of the Pharaoh Amenhotep III that were meant to stand at his long-gone mega-mortuary temple. The temple has many Greco-Roman influences as it was named after the great warrior Memnon was killed by Achilles.

Edfu Temple

The majestic Edfu Temple is by far the most preserved archaeological attraction on the face of Egypt as it was built in 237 BC and finished in 57 BC then rediscovered in 1860 AD after being buried in the sand for more than 1800 years. The entire temple is for the sky falcon god Horus who defeated his evil uncle set seen across the walls of the temple.  

Kom Ombo Temple

One of the last original and extraordinary temples to be built in the history of ancient Egypt during the Ptolemaic dynasty from 180 BC to 47 BC to honor the crocodile god Sobek god of fertility and the falcon god Horus the Elder. Kom Ombo Temple showcases a great deal of information about the ancient Egyptian colander, medical practices, and more.

Aswan High Dam

Aswan High Dam is considered to be the biggest construction project of its time which was meant to lead Egypt on a magical path of innovation in producing electricity.

The Unfinished Obelisk

The granite miraculous Unfinished Obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut (1508–1458 BC) came to be found always in the face of the bedrock cracked and broken and was planned to stand at the Karnak temple. It is able to shed light and provide incredible details and facts about the ancient Egyptian tools and stone-working techniques.

Philae Temple

The magical house of the Goddess Isis of healing and motherhood "Philae Temple"is a captivating archaeological attraction that narrates the immortal tale of her husband Osiris the ruler of the underworld who she resurrected from the dead. It was created in 380-362 BC and is now found on Aglika island where it was relocated in the 70s by the UNESCO Nubia Campaign Rescue project.