❖ Arrival at Cairo International Airport, greeted by our representative who will
assist the group through immigration and customs formalities.
❖ Transfer by our deluxe coach to your hotel in Cairo for check-in.
❖ Overnight.

❖ After breakfast. At 08:00 am Full day visit of the marvelous Pyramids of
Giza, constructed around 2500 BC as the necropolis of the kings of the fourth
dynasty. Also, we will see the marvelous Sphinx constructed with a body of a
lion and the head of a human to guard the pyramids from any threats. Shop
Stops papyrus fair, perfume factory and cotton shop.
❖ Continue visits of the Egyptian Museum The museum hosts a huge collection
of Pharaonic Antiquities dating back to various periods of time,
and Khan El Khalili Bazaar in El Moez street. This is the most popular
tourist market in the world where you will be able to buy souvenirs and gifts
for all your beloved people. This market was built during the Mamluks era in
the 14th century. (tour ends at 04:00 pm)
❖ Overnight Cairo

❖ Early morning after breakfast, transfer to Cairo Domestic Airport to take your
flight to Aswan.
❖ Arrival to Aswan Airport, greeted by Travco representative.
❖ Visit Philae Temple which was built in order to worship Goddesses Isis and
Hathor. It’s now one of the famous temples in Egypt that has great heritage,
High Dam the greatest achievement of Egypt in 1960. The Dam was
constructed by the Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser in order to store
the extra water of the Nile flood and also to generate electricity and
unfinished obelisk which was made out of red granite and was dedicated to
god Amun Ra.
❖ After visits transfer to your Nile cruise for check-in.
❖ Overnight in Aswan.

❖ Early morning with breakfast box, at fixed convoy time at 04:00 am, transfer
by A/C vehicle to Abu Simbel. Visits Temple of Abu Simbel which is one of
the greatest achievements of the ancient Egyptians as it was built by Ramses
II. The temple was made out of rocks and through the years it was buried
under the sand until we discovered it in the 19th century.
❖ At around 13:00 Sail to Kom Ombo, visit Kom Ombo Temple. The
construction of the temple was started in the Ptolemaic period and was
completed in the Roman era which made the temple divided into two sections
to worship two different gods. Once section for the local crocodile god, Sobek,
and the famous eagle god, Haroeris.
❖ Sail to Edfu and overnight.
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❖ Visit Edfu Temple by Horse Carriage this temple was built on the same
track of the Graeco Roman temples and it’s one of the unique temples built
with Sandstone blocks. It was originally built during the Ptolemies era in the
3rd century BC in order to worship the god Horus.
❖ Sail to Luxor.
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❖ Check-out after breakfast.
❖ A.M. Visit Valley of Kings it’s a very unique and charming site full of
fascinating ancient tombs from ancient Egypt. This site was made specially for
the kings from the New Kingdom to be their royal burial site. You will have 3
royal tombs to visit in your tour, Queen Hatshepsut Temple the Temple
hosts many terraces and the statues for the Queen with a beard, and Colossi
of Memnon This site consists of two huge statues that were built in 1350 BC
and were remaining from the great funerary temple of Amenhotep III.
❖ P.M. Visit Karnak Temple This amazing ancient temple has got a touch from
many great pharaohs at that time as many kings participated in its
construction which made it a great temple through history, and Luxor
Temple This majestic Pharaonic temple has suspended mosaïcs that present
lots of scenes from ancient Egypt.
❖ After visits transfer to Luxor Airport to take your flight to Cairo. (must be
evening flight)
❖ Arrival to Cairo Domestic Airport, greeted by Travco tour leader who will
transfer clients to their hotel.
❖ Overnight at Hotel in Cairo.

❖ Early morning after breakfast at 07:00 am.
❖ Transfer by A/C vehicle on private basis to Alexandria (Cairo/Alexandria 225
K.M around 02:30 h.)
❖ Full day visits of Catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa which are the largest
Roman Cemetery consisting of three levels cut in the rock, Ancient Roman
Amphitheater (A theater with marble seats up to 800 spectators, Galleries,
Section of mosaic flooring & a pleasure garden surrounded by Roman Villas &
baths), Pompey’s’ Pillar This 25-meter-high granite column was constructed
in honor of the Emperor Diocletian in AD 297, view of Citadel of Qait bay
from outside which was built on the site of the ancient pharaohs (Light
House) of Alexandria.
❖ After visits transfer back to Cairo. (at around 06:00 pm)
❖ Check-in your hotel and overnight at hotel.

Check-out after breakfast, transfer to Cairo International Airport for final
departure.