21 Days Hiking Egypt Tour Package

The first step of your 21 hiking trip to Egypt, you will enjoy a delicious dinner at a local restaurant in the evening during your mesmerizing Cairo city Night tour that begins at Tahrir Square which is a historic and vibrant public square leading to the beating heart of Cairo downtown which is renowned for its bustling streets, shops, and local culture.

After an eventful day, you will return to your amazing hotel for an overnight stay.

The immortal UNESCO World Heritage site Giza Pyramids Complex came to be around 2600 BC to be a beacon of greatness and a staircase to the fields of reeds where the gods and kings of ancient Egypt lived in peace of harmony till the end of times.

The Pyramid of Khufu or the Pyramid of Cheops( 2609 BC - 2584 BC) is an architectural marvel that achieved everlasting fame and praise. It was constructed around 2570 BC using 2.3 million limestone blocks reaching a height of 481 feet (147 meters) while facing the four cardinal points of the compass. The interior of the pyramid is complex with a mega network of passages and chambers like the grand hall, including the King's Chamber and the Queen's Chamber. 

The Sphinx is a flawless mythical piece of art that was carved of a giant single piece of limestone with measurements of 73 meters (240 ft) long, 19 meters (62 ft) wide, and 20 meters (66 ft) high that features the face of Pharaoh Khafre (2558 BC - 2532 BC) on the glorious body of a prehistoric lion. This guardian angel holds the epic dream steele between his paws showcasing his everlasting power and influence across the ages.

The Golden Valley Temple is a fascinating ancient mortuary temple made to transform the royal kings and queens of the 4th dynasty into golden statues through the mythical rituals and customs of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs which is known as the opening of the mouth and the mummification process.

You will enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Cairo.

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The Grand Egyptian Museum is a miraculous portal leading to heavenly ancient Egyptian creations of celestial greatness that were cultivated across 5000 years of continuous innovation and dazzling artistic creativity. It is aligned with the Great Pyramids of Giza and spans nearly 490,000 square meters. 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 will come face to face with immortal treasures such as the Hanging Obelisk, the 11-meter colossus of Ramses II, and the complete collection of over 5,000 artifacts from Tutankhamun. 

Return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

You will find yourself in a picturesque haven surrounded by golden sand dunes and verdant palm groves plus a magical sense of serenity and wonder. You experience the hospitality of the bedouin locals and marvel at the wonders of surreal nature as you gaze at the blessed and mesmerizing landscapes of the white desert where a number of colossal white rock formations became a form of natural art pieces that were crafted by the power of nature.

Set up camp and enjoy an unforgettable overnight camping and dinner experience under the starry desert sky where you will also spend the overnight.

Savor the flavors of Egyptian cuisine at local restaurants in Cairo, indulging in dishes like Koshari and falafel with aromatic spices.

Relax in luxurious accommodations, enjoy top-notch amenities, and experience impeccable service at a prestigious 5-star hotel in Cairo.

The mythical Karnak temples complex is a heavenly wonder which is renowned as one of the finest and biggest open-air museums in the world. It was cultivated over 2000 years between 1971 BC and 30 BC by the rulers of the middle kingdom and the Ptolemaic period. It is filled with a magical combination of artistic and architectural marvels which are numerous temples, pylons, obelisks, a hypostyle hall, and sacred lakes over 100 hectares (274 acres) dedicated to the worship of the 18th dynasty Theban Triad, consisting of Amun, Mut, and Khonsu.

The miraculous Luxor Temple is a beautiful piece of art that stands as a magnificent testament to ancient Egyptian architecture which was completed around 1400 BC and enlarged by a number of rulers like Amenhotep III, Tutankhamun, Ramesses II, and Alexander the Great. It was dedicated to the rejuvenation of kingship and served as a ceremonial center for the crowning of many great figures of royalty and holding religious festivals like the Opet festival. The temple's colossal statues of Ramses II, avenue of sphinxes, and towering obelisks make for an awe-inspiring sight.

The celestial Valley of the Kings is a hidden wonder located under the golden Theban necropolis which acted as the final resting place of the rulers of the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties of the New Kingdom (1570 - 1050 BC). There are 63 tombe that belong to some of the greatest rulers in the history of the new kingdom who are Seti I, Amenhotep III, Ramses the Great, and Thutmose III which have been the source of great facts and epic information from the walls of this golden tombs and the treasures found in these marvels.

Hatshepsut Temple, the holy of holies, a.k.a Deir el-Bahari, is an extraordinary mortuary temple dedicated to the female pharaoh Hatshepsut  (1507–1458 BC) the main priestess wife of Amun-Ra. This miraculous archaeological marvel where carved in magical towering cliffs that stands as a masterpiece of ancient Egyptian architecture and art across all three floors which are loaded with terraced structure, colonnaded halls, and vibrant reliefs making it a true phenomenon narrating her tale from the moment of birth until her death plus all of her great achievements.

The Colossi of Memnon are two golden colossal statues that have the face of Amenhotep III (1386 - 1349 BC) that were completed in 1350 BC that stood guard over the Theban necropolis for over 3,400 years. These massive quartz stone statues, each reaching a height of approximately 60 feet (18 meters), depict the seated pharaoh and were part of a larger mortuary complex that faded completely from the fabric of time. The vocal phenomenon of the colossi was completely renowned during the Hellenistic period.

The miraculous Edfu temple is a golden model of victory and wonders that was built as one of the last original ancient Egyptian temples ever made that remains hight preserved to convey some of the greatest tales ever. The temple was built in the Ptolemaic era between 237 BC and 57 BC to be the main worship center of the sky falcon god of Horus of divine protection and triumph. The image of Horus can be always seen with the overall majority of the rulers of ancient Egyptian civilization.

The one-of-a-kind Kom Ombo temple has a double temple design, entirely dedicated to two gods: Sobek, the crocodile deity of the Nile River, and Horus the Elder. The double temples were constructed during the Ptolemaic era between 180 BC and 47 BC to have a symmetrical layout the temple features two separate sections, each with its own entrance, halls, and sanctuaries. On the northern and southern sides of the temple are a number of reliefs and carvings depicting medical instruments, surgical procedures, and the significance of Sobek and Horus in healing plus many astronomical facts from that time period.

The golden Abu Simbel temples are heavenly creations of timeless grandeur that were originally carved into the mountainside during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II (1279–1213 BC) around 1264 BC for a number of reasons. The main Temple of Abu Simbel was built to showcase the pharaoh's power and proclaim his divine status to eternity and is dedicated to Ozymandias who won the battle of Kadesh around 1274 BC that ended in the signing of the first documented peace treaty in history. The smaller temple honors his beloved beautiful wife Queen Nefertari. These temples become the center of the world of tourism twice a year on February 22nd and October 22nd which is known as the sun festival where the rising sun aligns perfectly to illuminate the inner sanctum, illuminating the statue of Ramses II, Amun-Ra, Ra-Horakhty, and Ptah.

The Aswan High is a miraculous marvel that opened a path leading to the riches of the industrial revolution; it was built in the 60s by the Egyptian government and the soviet union in order to produce hydroelectricity and save water for future irrigation & farming.

The blessed Philae Temple is a mythical piece of art that for thousands of years has immortalized the greatest tale ever told “the myth of Osiris”. It was built during the Ptolemaic and Roman periods during 380-362 BC to be the worship center for the patron god of motherhood Isis. The temple is a remarkable ancient Egyptian temple complex located on the island of Philae in the reservoir of the Aswan Low Dam which was moved there in the 60s. Its colossal walls feature some of the most incredible carvings that convey a number of magnificent facts worthy of exploring.

The Unfinished Obelisk of queen hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) was on the path of earning everlasting glory by carrying the name of the queen at the entrance of the Karnak Temples Complex that provides a fascinating glimpse into the ancient quarrying and carving techniques employed by the ancient Egyptians. The obelisk would have stood approximately 137 feet (42 meters) tall and weighed an estimated 1,200 tons, however; it was abandoned due to a structural crack that appeared during its extraction.

Delight in a delectable lunch at a local restaurant in Aswan, where you can taste the culinary delights of the region.

After a satisfying lunch, retire to a hotel in Aswan for a restful and luxurious overnight stay.

The prestigious Egyptian Museum is found in the heart of Cairo in front of Tahrir Square since its creation around 1901 AD which can shed light on the miraculous 7000 years old historical and artistic heritage of this golden civilization.

The National Egyptian Museum is a magnificent milestone located in the core of the blessed city of Fustat which was completed around 2020 to offer a magical journey leading across the miraculous heritage of this golden civilization which was cultivated over 7000 years. Within the museum are more than 50,000 different artifacts and a miraculous hall of mummies of up to 20 royal mummies.

You will enjoy delicious lunch at a restaurant and continue the tour with visits to:

The Hanging church "Church of the Virgin Mary" is one of the oldest and most significant Coptic Christian churches in Egypt that was created on the path where the holy family found shelter. This architectural gem came into the 3rd century and is suspended above the ground by a series of stone arches. The church features stunning Byzantine and Coptic architectural elements, beautiful icons, and intricate woodwork as seen across all the Altars, Ciboria, Mosaics, and reliefs.

The enchanting Muizz Street is a living maze that acts as a heavenly museum filled with mesmerizing works of art that come in the shape of magical mosques, palaces, and mausoleums. The golden Muizz Street came to be in the Fatimid age around 969 AD and is the ultimate destination to explore the rich history and architectural splendor of Cairo's Islamic heritage.

The Extraordinary Khan El Khalili Bazaar is a magical realm of treasures based on the rich heritage of Egypt that spanned thousands of years. This epic marketplace was founded in the Mamluk period between 1382 and 1389 to be a labyrinth of narrow streets and alleys filled with shops, stalls, and vendors selling a vast array of goods, including traditional crafts, spices, jewelry, textiles, and souvenirs while everyone is enjoying the vibrant energy of the golden Cairo's traditional market culture.

 You will check in to a Cairo hotel in Cairo and spend the overnight.

Known locally as Gebel Musa, Mt Sinai is revered by Muslims, Christians, 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).

The famous St. Catherine's Monastery Sacred Autonomous Royal Monastery of Saint Katherine of the Holy and God-Trodden Mount Sinai is the world’s oldest and most actively inhabited monastery on the face of the earth between 548 and 565 AD by order of Emperor Justinian I. It is known to be where Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments. The monastery's architecture reflects a blend of Byzantine, Romanesque, and Gothic styles, showcasing its rich historical and cultural heritage. Its fortified walls, towers, and the Chapel of the Burning Bush. Its library contains one of the world's most important collections of ancient manuscripts, including early Christian texts, illuminated manuscripts, icons, and ancient codices. Among its treasures is the Codex Sinaiticus, one of the oldest known copies of the Christian Bible.

The illuminating Sultan Hassan Mosque is a model of perfection and golden royalty. The Sultan is a true masterpiece of Mamluk architecture which was made between 1356 and 1363 renowned for its grand scale and intricate detailing. The mosque features some of the most captivating works of art, impressive towering minarets, a vast prayer hall, and stunning geometric patterns adorning its walls and ceilings.

The amazing Rifai Mosque is famous for being the twin sibling of the Sultan Hassan Mosque, which was made in the modern era in the 19th century, it showcases a blend of Ottoman and Mamluk architectural styles. The mosque's striking facade, elegant domes, and decorative motifs create a visually stunning sight. The Refaai Mosque also serves as the burial place for members of Egypt's royal family of the dynasty of Mohammed Ali.

Embark on a culinary journey during your lunch in Cairo, where the city's diverse food scene awaits. Then, continue you will tour at:

The miraculous Citadel of Saladin is a golden towering wonder that protects the priceless treasures of the timeless capital of Cairo. It was built by Salah ad-Din al-Ayyubi, commonly known as Saladin, between 1176–1183, it served as a defensive structure to protect the city against potential invasions. The fortress features massive walls, imposing gates, and sturdy towers, showcasing its military strength and defensive capabilities. This mosque displays a unique blend of architectural styles, including Mamluk and Islamic influences, and features beautiful decorations and intricate calligraphy across its gigantic structures. The Citadel of Saladin houses the extraordinary Mohammed Ali Mosque, and several museums, including the Military Museum and the Police Museum, which provide insights into Egypt's military history and law enforcement.

The Mohammed Ali Mosque is one of the city's most prominent landmarks in this golden capital, made in 1848 AD which was commissioned by Mohammed Ali Pasha. The mosque's design draws inspiration from Ottoman architecture, specifically the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. Its grand dome, soaring minarets, and spacious interior adorned with beautiful ornaments.

You will return to your hotel to spend the overnight.

Wado Degla is a protected area located in the eastern part of Cairo just 10 km away. Enjoy a hike through the desert terrain, surrounded by stunning rock formations and breathtaking landscapes plus magical wildlife hovering in a blessing atmosphere.

Afterward, indulge in a delicious lunch in Wadi Degla.

Return to Cairo for an overnight stay, enjoying breakfast and lunch during the day.

Wadi El Rayan is a stunning protected area of 175,790 hectares (434,400 acres) of pure heaven that consists of two interconnected lakes, formed by the overflow of agricultural drainage water. The serene beauty of Wadi El Rayan, with its sparkling turquoise waters, surrounded by golden sand dunes and desert vegetation, creates a tranquil and picturesque setting.

The Waterwheels of Wadi Rayan are an iconic sight within the oasis. These traditional wooden waterwheels have been used for centuries to pump water from the lake to irrigate the surrounding farmlands. The rhythmic turning of the wheels against the backdrop of the oasis provides a glimpse into the traditional irrigation methods of the region.

The blessed waterfall of Fayoum is an unexpected natural wonder in the Egyptian desert, and Wadi Rayan boasts a breathtaking example. The waterfalls in the area are a result of the flow between the upper and lower lakes of Wadi Rayan. The cascading water creates a mesmerizing spectacle amidst the arid landscape, offering a refreshing and enchanting contrast.

Wadi El Hitan, also known as the Valley of the Whales is an epic UNESCO World Heritage site of the natural category that is renowned for its extensive collection of fossilized remains, particularly of ancient whale species that lived around more than 40 million years ago during the late Eocene epoch. The site has yielded numerous well-preserved skeletons and fossils of early whales, including the Basilosaurus, a prehistoric whale with elongated body proportions that is able to show the evolution of the whales from land-based to oceanic creatures. 

You will return to Cairo and enjoy lunch during the day.

After having lunch, you will return back to your hotel in Cairo for overnight.