1st Day : Aswan

Go Travel Egypt

Breakfast on board of the cruise.
Sail to Kom Ombo.
Visit the Temple of Kom-Ombo, dedicated for Gods Sobek and Haroeris.
Sail to Edfu.
Arrive Edfu, Visit the Temple of God Horus son of Osiris one of the most complete architectures in Egypt.
Sail to Esna Lock.Arrive Esna Lock, cross Esna lock and Continue sailing to Luxor.

Breakfast on board of the cruise.
Proceed with the visits of the West Bank of the Nile including The Valley of Kings, The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El-Bahari and the two colossi of Memnon.
Tour Highlights :
Valley of the Kings It was here that bodies of kings such as Tutankhamoun , Ramses II, Ramses IV, Tutmose III and many other kings once lay
Valley of The Queens The total number of these tombs is seventy
Temple of Queen Hatshepsut the only woman ever to rule as a Pharaoh and consists mainly of three terraces linked by ramps
Two Colossi of Memnon These two huge statues of Amenhotep III , The statues show Amenhotep seated on his throne with the two Nile gods of upper and lower Egypt uniting the two lands.
Overnight on board of the cruise in Luxor

Breakfast and Disembarkation from the cruise.Finish with the visits of the East Bank of the Nile including the Temple of Karnak & the Temple of Luxor.
Tour highlights :
Visits to Karnak temple "covering an immense 100 acres (40.5 hectares). Of the three temple enclosures, the grandest is the Precinct of Amun, the main place of worship. The Great Hypostyle Hall is 6000 sq m (64,584 sq ft) and filled with immense stone pillars. The whole site has colossal statues, relief, obelisks and halls and, of course, the Avenue of the Sphinxes. A processional path of ram sphinxes representing Amun leads into the temple. Between the forelegs of these rams is a small statue of Ramses II, Amun's servant
and Luxor Temple is guarded by a huge statue of Ramses II, and although a fraction of the area of Karnak, it also contains countless columns, statues and sphinxes

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