Your adventure begins as you touch down at Cairo International Airport, where the ancient meets the modern. Egypt, a cradle of civilization, welcomes you warmly. Our professional representatives await to whisk you away to your hotel, ensuring your first encounter with Egypt is as seamless as it is inviting.

Awaken in Cairo, the heart of Egypt, to a day filled with wonders of the ancient world. After savoring a traditional Egyptian breakfast, you’re off to the Giza Plateau. Here, the Great Pyramids stand as timeless testaments to Egypt’s grandeur, with the Sphinx guarding the horizon. Lunch is a delightful affair of mixed grills before you journey to Memphis, where colossal statues of pharaohs whisper tales of yore. Saqqara’s step pyramids, including Djoser’s architectural marvel, cap off a day steeped in history.

Embark on a cultural odyssey through Cairo’s storied lanes. The Egyptian Museum offers a treasure trove of antiquities, including Tutankhamun’s golden mask. A Chinese lunch later, the Saladin Citadel reveals panoramic views and architectural splendor, including the majestic Mohamed Ali Mosque. As the day wanes, lose yourself in the bustling alleys of Khan El Khalili bazaar, a sensory overload of colors, scents, and sounds.

Journey to El Alamein, a site of critical battles that shaped the course of World War II, where memorials stand in solemn remembrance. In Alexandria, the Mediterranean breeze guides you through history’s pages on a horse-drawn carriage, ending the day with the city’s coastal charm.

The Library of Alexandria beckons with the echo of lost knowledge. Fort Qaitbay offers stories of ancient lighthouses, while the Catacombs reveal the depths of history. After a seafood repast, the day unfolds with visits to the National Museum and Pompey’s Pillar, each a chapter in Alexandria’s storied past.

Returning to Cairo, you explore the roots of Coptic Christianity in Egypt. The Hanging Church, Ben Ezra Synagogue, and other ancient sites offer a mosaic of religious history, nestled within the winding streets of Old Cairo.

A flight to Luxor, the ancient city of Thebes, awaits. The Luxor Museum showcases artifacts that narrate the valley’s millennia-old history. As night falls, the Karnak Temple Complex comes alive with a sound and light show that transports you through time.

The journey continues to Denderah and Abydos, where the temples stand as guardians of Egypt’s mystical past. These sites, off the beaten path, offer a glimpse into the profound spiritual and architectural achievements of the ancients.

The Karnak Temple, a sprawling city of gods, astounds with its colossal columns and halls. Luxor Temple follows, a testament to the New Kingdom’s splendor. A local market visit offers a taste of contemporary Egyptian life, bridging past and present.

Board a Nile cruise, a voyage through history. The Valley of the Kings, with its royal tombs, tells of Egypt’s glorious afterlife beliefs. Edfu and Kom Ombo temples stand as pinnacles of religious devotion. In Aswan, the High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, and Philae Temple narrate stories of ancient ambitions and modern triumphs.

A marvel of ancient engineering, the temples of Abu Simbel, carved into the mountainside, await. The grandeur of Ramses II’s monuments, dedicated to gods and his queen, Nefertari, leaves an indelible mark on the soul.

Back in Cairo, explore the Sultan Hassan Mosque and Refai Mosque, each an architectural masterpiece. The Gayer-Anderson Museum, nestled beside the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, offers a peek into the life of a bygone era.

As your journey concludes, Cairo bids you farewell. With memories of pharaohs and pyramids, of bustling bazaars and serene Nile waters, you depart from Cairo International Airport, carrying a piece of Egypt in your heart.