19 Days Overland Egypt Tour Package

Embarking on an enchanting journey in the evening to the living miracle Giza pyramids complex where a mesmerizing Sound & Light Show will be waiting for you to put on a captivating display of glorious sounds and epic lights that brings Egypt's history to life in the form of epic tales of ancient civilizations, gods, and kings while savoring a delectable dinner under the heavenly starlit sky.

Return back to your hotel for spending the night.

The Great of Pharaoh Khufu (2609 BC - 2584 BC) is a magical piece of art that has the power to open a breach into the heavens. This golden relic and wonder from a bygone era stands as the official symbol of Egypt. The Pyramid of Khufu is 146.6 meters (481 feet) tall, standing on a square base with sides measuring about 230 meters (755 feet) in length. The pyramid was fully constructed around 2570 BC using an estimated 2.3 million stone blocks, each weighing about 2.5 tons, which were put on top of each other while facing the four cardinal points of the compass. It is believed to have taken around 15 years to complete the construction of the pyramid, employing a large workforce of 400,000 builders consisting of skilled craftsmen, professional laborers, and more. The interior of the pyramid consists of a series of chambers and passages. The main features include the King's Chamber, the Queen's Chamber, and the Grand Gallery.

The mythical guardian of the Giza Pyramids Complex "The Great Sphinx" is a heavenly marvel made by the embodiment of power, protection, and wisdom. It was made during the Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom (2558-2532 BCE) by Pharaoh Khafre (2558 BC - 2532 BC) and carries its face on the body of a lion that is famous for being the most incredible monolithic statue in existence. The statue has immense cultural and historical significance, showcased across the artistry, mythology, and religious beliefs of ancient Egypt which soon become a symbol of Egypt and its ancient civilization.

The magnificent valley temple is a colossal marvel made in the Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom (2558-2532 BCE). It was used for the opening of the mouth ceremony which is known as the purification and mummification process which was buried in the gigantic pyramids of Giza.

The GEM is a house of treasures and everlasting bliss, which was made at the cost of one billion dollars to uncover all the secrets, history, culture, and art of the greatest civilization on earth. It is one of the largest archaeological museums in the world and will house a vast collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts of more than 100,000. The museum has the power to shed light on an immersive experience of Egypt's rich history and culture, with state-of-the-art exhibitions and interactive displays. GEM is designed to have one of the biggest conservation centers in the Middle East, along with research labs and educational facilities dedicated to preserving Egypt’s heritage. Everyone can marvel at treasures such as the Hanging Obelisk, the 11-meter colossus of Ramses II, and the complete collection of over 5,000 artifacts from Tutankhamun. 

You will have your lunch at a local restaurant.

The marvelous Saqqara Step Pyramid is a glorious milestone that launched a new age of pyramid construction in Giza.  It was designed by the architect Imhotep, who is considered one of the earliest known master architects in history who created a groundbreaking architectural achievement and a key milestone in the development of pyramid construction techniques. The pyramid was built between 2670–2650 BC and consists of six stacked mastabas that reach a height of around 62 meters (203 feet). The pyramid served as his tomb which contains a network of tunnels, chambers, and corridors, and is surrounded by various other structures including temples, courtyards, and ceremonial buildings.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

Aswan High Dam is an engineering marvel that changed the fate of the world that tamed the powerful Nile River by saving the annual flood waters in Lake Nasser and producing hydroelectricity by fueling the prosperity of Egypt. The dam is over 3.8 kilometers long and stands at a height of about 111 meters completed between 1960 and 1970 AD which has a significant impact on the local environment and the economy plus culture of Egypt.

The unfinished obelisk was destined to become a model for glory and greatness which acted as a massive ancient Egyptian obelisk that remains unfinished due to cracks that occurred during its carving. It was made during the reign of Hatshepsut to become 42 meters (137 feet) tall and has a body of 1,200 tons. The unfinished obelisk has the power to shed light on the techniques and processes used in obelisk construction.

Indulge in a delicious lunch feast at a waterfront restaurant in Aswan

Philae Temple is a miraculous archaeological gem made to honor the blessed sacrifice of Isis the goddess of motherhood and healing who played a great role in the glorious myth of Osiris. The temple was established in 280 BC in the Ptolemaic age. The temple complex was relocated to Agilkia Island between 1972 and 1980. The Philae Temple showcases magnificent architecture and intricate reliefs depicting various mythological scenes and glorious decorations.

You will have back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

The Abu Simbel Temples are renowned for their colossal statues and their significance in ancient Egyptian history. The celestial colossal rock-cut temples stand as a testament to ancient Egypt's architectural prowess and the glory behind the heritage of Ozymandias. The temples were built in 1264 BCby an order of Pharaoh Ramses II (1303–1213 BC) to glorify his countless achievements which include mainly the battle of Kadesh against the Hittite around 1274 BC which can be seen across the walls of the temple. The main temple is dedicated to Ramses II himself but 100 meters are the smaller temple that honors his main queen Nefertari. All the intricate carvings and colossal statues will showcase stories of gods and pharaohs.

Satisfy your cravings with our mouthwatering lunch specials in Aswan restaurant.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

The Nubian Village is a magical haven filled with vibrant colors, and rich traditions that define this ancient culture on the banks of the Nile River. The Nubian people have a rich cultural heritage that predates ancient Egypt, and their village showcases their unique traditions, colorful houses, and lively marketplaces. It has the power to uncover the allure behind Nubian culture, and the culture of the locals, enjoy traditional music and dance performances, and purchase many of the amazing Nubian handicrafts.

You will have lunch at a local restaurant then head with your tour guide to:

Kitchener Island is a marvelous botanical paradise where exotic plants and blooming flowers create a utopia of serenity and wonder. It was named after Lord Horatio Kitchener, a British general and statesman who owned the 750 meters (2,460 ft) long island from 29 September 1911 to June 1914 then transformed it into a paradise of plants. The island is famous for its beautiful gardens, which were initially created by Kitchener and later developed into a beautiful botanical paradise by the Egyptian government. It is filled the lush gardens and a wide variety of plants and exotic flowers.

Elephantine Island is a gigantic marvel that has a long history dating back to ancient times dating to the Second Intermediate Period (1650–1550 BC). It has a length of 1,200 m (3900 ft) and a width of 400 m (1300 ft) and is famous for containing a number of incredible archaeological treasures. It was an important strategic and commercial center in ancient Egypt that contain a number of epic archeological attractions which include the Temple of Khnum, the Elephantine Museum, and the Nilometer, which was used to measure the Nile's water levels. The island also offers beautiful views of the Nile River and the surrounding landscapes.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

The mythical realm of Karnak Temple is a legendary center for the celestial towering columns and intricate hieroglyphics transport you to a bygone era. It is one of the largest temple complexes in the world that was made between 1970 BC and 30 BC and was dedicated to the worship of the ancient Egyptian deities of the 18th Theban dynasty which was made of Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. The site covers a significant area of about 247 acres and contains numerous temples, sanctuaries, pylons, shrines, and obelisks but the most iconic feature is the Hypostyle Hall which consists of a forest of massive stone columns.

You will have Lunch at a local restaurant then head with your tour guide to:

The illuminating beauty of Luxor Temple has an ethereal glow that comes at night made in 1400 BC to become a center of royal celebrations which are dedicated to the 18th dynasty of the Theban Triad. It was created by a number of great kings which include Amenhotep III, Tutankhamun, Ramesses II, and Alexander the Great who were also crowned there. The Temple has been the center for the Opet festival across the glorious avenue of the Sphinxes. The entire temple was created for the sole purpose of honoring the rejuvenation of kingship.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

The legendary Valley of the Kings is a miraculous marvel that has the power to shed light on the secrets of the pharaohs of the New Kingdom (1550 - 1070 BC) and the mythical treasures of the greatest civilization on earth. Hidden in a gigantic hidden beb-ben hill is a passage that leads to 63 elaborate tombs, adorned with vivid paintings and hieroglyphics, that once housed the remains of Egypt's rulers from the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties.

The striking Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut is one of the ultimate testaments to female power and innovation. It is considered one of the most remarkable structures of ancient Egypt carved into the cliffs of the Deir el-Bahari valley which blends with the natural rock formations. Its three terraces rise one above the other, connected by ramps and adorned with colonnades and statues. The holy of holies was made to Queen Hatshepsut (1507–1458 BC) to showcase her great achievements, birth, coronation, and legacy as seen across all the carvings and decorations. The temple also played a role in legitimizing Hatshepsut's reign as a female pharaoh, emphasizing her divine lineage and connection to Amun.

Indulge in a lunchtime delight at a local Luxor restaurant.

The Colossi of Memnon are two colossal statues that have guarded the universal city of Thebes which has the face of its original builder Pharaoh Amenhotep III (1386 - 1349 BC) that were made in 1350 BC which caring its face. It contains a number of great carvings across the seated statues that covey a number of facts and tales about his achievements, family, and dogma.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

The magnificent Valley of the Queens which is the final resting place of royal consorts filled with intricate beauty and delicate artworks that adorns these sacred tombs. This house of beauty has over 93 tombs particularly from the 18th to the 20th dynasties (1550 BCE - 1070 BCE). It was a place of great significance for the ancient Egyptians, who believed in the afterlife and carefully prepared tombs for their deceased rulers and nobles. One of the most famous tombs in the Valley of the Queens is the tomb of Queen Nefertari the beloved of Hathor and the principal wife of Pharaoh Ramses II that contains exquisite artwork and well-preserved decorations, depicting scenes from the Egyptian Book of the Dead and showcases the queen's divine status.

You will have your lunch at a local restaurant.

The Habu Temple "The Temple of Ramesses III" is one of the best-preserved mortuary temples in Egypt and was built for Pharaoh Ramesses III during the New Kingdom period around the 18th dynasty. The temple complex is vast and features impressive architecture, including massive pylons, courtyards, hypostyle halls, and beautifully carved reliefs. The Temple of Ramesses III, the Temple of Ay and Horemheb, and the Temple of Amun are filled with intricate artwork that depicts scenes from battle and religious rituals.

Deir el-Medina "Valley of the Artisans" is a golden ancient Egyptian village found on the west bank of the Nile in Luxor which acted as home to the artisans and workers who constructed the tombs in the nearby Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens. It is filled with a number of great houses, workshops, and even the tombs of some of the villagers that offers a unique glimpse into the daily lives, social structure, culture, and religious practices of the ancient Egyptian craftsmen and their families during that time period.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

The Egyptian Museum is one of the oldest museums on the world that dates back to 1901 AD, found in the heart of Cairo which can shed light on the archaeological gems of the ancient Egyptian civilization found across the two floors.

The National Egyptian Museum is a miraculous hub of marvels and living miracles that shed light on the celestial heritage of the greatest civilization on earth that was cultivated over 7000 years. It was inaugurated in 2020 to offer the chance to cast your eyes on 50,000 artifacts and monuments plus about 28 royal mummies of kings and queens that tell the story of how Egypt came into existence.

You have your lunch at a local restaurant.

The golden historic Citadel of Salah El Din is a glorious symbol of Cairo's storied past that comes in the shape of a medieval fortress located on a prominent hill that acts as the highest point in Cairo. It was built by the Ayyubid ruler Salah ad-Din (Saladin) between 1176 and 1183 AD and served as the seat of power for Egypt's ruling elite for about 800 years. The Cairo Citadel was strategically constructed to protect the city against potential attacks. The Citadel is one of Cairo's most iconic landmarks and a significant historical and architectural site. The Citadel houses several museums including the Military Museum and the Police Museum, which provide insights into Egypt's military history. One of the notable attractions within the Cairo Citadel is the Mosque of Muhammad Ali, also known as the Alabaster Mosque.

Al-Muizz Street, located in the heart of historic Cairo, is a mesmerizing journey through centuries of Egyptian history. Lined with architectural marvels, vibrant markets, and ancient landmarks, this enchanting street is a living testament to Cairo's rich heritage. Explore majestic mosques, opulent palaces, and charming cafes as you walk along the cobblestone path. Immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry of Al-Muizz Street and witness the timeless beauty that captivates both locals and visitors alike.

The Celestial Khan El Khalili Bazaar is a marvelous labyrinthine marketplace where vibrant colors, enticing aromas, and many treasures can be bought such as crafts, spices, jewelry, textiles, and souvenirs. It was created in the Mamluk period between 1382 and 1389 to be one of the main economical streets of the capital. It can shed light on the rich culture and history of the ancient Egyptian civilization.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

Known locally as Gebel Musa, Mt Sinai is revered by Christians, Muslims, and Jews, all of whom believe that God delivered his Ten Commandments to Moses at its summit. The mountain is easy and beautiful to climb and offers a taste of the magnificence of southern Sinai’s high mountain region. For pilgrims, it also offers a moving glimpse into biblical times. All hikers must be accompanied by a local Bedouin guide (hired from the monastery car park).

St. Catherine's Monastery "The Monastery of the Transfiguration" is an ancient Christian monastery located at the foot of Mount Sinai where the spiritual wealth of Egypt came into existence. The monastery is named after Saint Catherine of Alexandria, an early Christian martyr. Tradition holds that the burning bush from which God spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai can be found within the monastery's grounds. It is believed to have been established between 548 and 565 AD by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. The Sacred Autonomous Royal Monastery of Saint Katherine of the Holy and God-Trodden Mount Sinai is filled with a remarkable collection of Christian art and manuscripts, including the second-largest assortment of early codices and manuscripts globally, following the Vatican Library plus the burning bush. The monastery's library houses over 3,000 manuscripts, among them the renowned Codex Sinaiticus, a 4th-century Greek Bible manuscript.

You will get back to your hotel to have breakfast + lunch meal when arriving in Cairo.