4 Days to Aswan and Luxor

Our Guide will pick you up the train and transfer you by private air-conditioning vehicle to:

Edfu, about a two-hour drive north of Aswan. Upon arrival in Edfu, you can visit the majestic Edfu Temple dedicated to Horus which is often considered the best preserved cult temple in Egypt. According to Egyptian myths, it was the place where the god Horus took revenge after killing the god Set in retaliation for killing the mother of the goddess Osiris at the hands of the god Set, and the temple is in a very good state of preservation and after visiting the temple we will go to lunch in the most famous restaurants there. 

Then continue your tour day trip to Kom Ombo which is located on high ground overlooking the Nile. It differs from other temples because it is dedicated to two deities: god Horus with the head of a falcon, and god Sobek with the head of a crocodile.

Then we will take you back to your hotel in Aswan.

After having breakfast at the hotel restaurant your guide will pick you up to go to 

Dendara temple:

Once you arrive at the one of the best-preserved temple complexes of ancient Egyptian The entrance of the temple, with six massive columns surmounted with the head of Hathor, is considered among the most beautiful monuments in Egypt. Dendera Temple and Abydos are two of the most iconic temples in Egypt. It is considered the only complete “map” of the ancient Egyptian sky.

Then you will have your lunch and then we will continue our day heading to our last temple which is:

Abydos Temple:

After Leaving Dendera, lets drive to The Abydos Temple is one of the most mysterious structures from ancient Egypt you will ever seen.

This temple has a unique design whereas it looks like the letter “L”. It was a necropolis for Egypt's earliest kings and later became a pilgrimage center for the worship of the god Osiris. The Abydos Temple stands as a pivotal site in ancient Egyptian history.

Our guide will pick you up from your Luxor hotel to enjoy a full day of tour to the most remarkable sites.

The Karnak Temple:

These are unforgettable moments to be in the heart of Luxor the Karnak temple.The Karnak temple is the largest ancient religious site in the world. It was not just a temple but a living monument to the powerful and pious rulers of Egypt.The Karnak Open Air Museum. It is believed to be the second most visited historical site in Egypt; Egypt's largest single gathering of temple ruins.

The Luxor Temple:

Luxor temple is a magic place, where you can enjoy ancient treasures, full of history.The temple is famous for its statues and treasures. It is distinguished by an elegant simplicity and beauty. It had a colossal gate, proving a warm welcome to those who wanted to seek the blessings from the gods.

Then you will take rest and enjoy you Lunch. After that we will move to the west bank started with: 

The Valley of the Kings:

Create unique memories by visiting Egypt's most iconic tombs and monuments.The Valley of the Kings is home to more than 60 tombs, including Tutankhamun, Ramses II, and Seti I. The walls are adorned with hieroglyphics and colorful artwork that tell stories about ancient Egyptian life.The most famous site for having unique collections of it is a valley of stark beauty; the golden cliffs mirror the very brilliance.

Then we will move to Hatshepsut Temple:

It is a story about the queen who became pharaoh, Egypt's Most Powerful Female Pharaoh.The Temple of Hatshepsut was one of the most wonderful monuments still standing to that day, in memory of one of the most extraordinary pharaohs to have ruled over Egypt a woman enthroned as king. Considered one of Egypt's greatest pharaoh's women. Hatshepsut brought great wealth and artistry to her land. She sponsored one of Egypt's most successful trading expeditions.

Then you will move to Colossi of Memnon:

The magical Colossi of Memnon are 2 massive statues that originally belonged to one of the most powerful king of the New kingdom, 18th Dynasty, who was Amenhotep III. They were originally made to stood at the entrance of his ruined mortuary temple. The Colossi of Memnon made from quartized sandstone. They were named Memnon due to a mysterious sounds that came from the statue at dawn.