Habu Temple:

It’s the best and largest temple withinside the west bank it was built by King Ramses III. The colorful scenes are decorating major walls into the temple where some of these scenes are readorning fundamental partitions into the temple wherein a number of those scenes are displaying up the primary paintings strike ever. Aggression scenes also are represented, the infantrymen are represented counting what number of hands & limps that they close off from their enemies to be praised with the aid of using the king for their efforts. Ruined mud-break homes of the employees who constructed the temple and ruined mud-break palace of the king have existed subsequent this temple. Then you will move to visit Deir Elmadina.

Deir Elmadina:

It was an ancient town for the workers, craftsmen, and sculptors who carved all the cemeteries of kings, queens, and nobles. They preferred to dedicate a very distinguished necropolis for themselves even more attractive than the royal cemeteries. The workers were meant to declare their life events. The sculptors valued. Then move to visit Nobles Tombs.

Nobles Tombs:

the realistic scenes rather than the imaginative scenes. The tomb walls are decorated with scenes of craftsmen activities like scenes of carpentry, butchery, brewers, winemakers, goldsmith, agricultural scenes ……etc. After that to the valley of the queen.

Queen Valley:

Pharaohs of the new kingdom decided to cut very special tombs for their queens, princes, and princesses. Many wives and children of king Ramses III were buried there even a fetus mummy still preserved into a tomb. After the valley of the queen, you will visit the Valley of the Kings, the valley contains 63 royal tombs within the New Kingdom era 1500 B.C. The reason for choosing the west bank in the burial, because of the dry environment, adequate Limestone queries, and to keep their tombs and the royal mummies obscured from the robbers. The walls of these tombs are containing incredible carvings and inscriptions indicating the religious life of the Pharaohs.

After finishing your enjoyable visit, you will get back to your hotel / Cruise.

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The Egyptologist tour guide of Nesobity Travel will be gathering you from your hotel/cruise to start your day tour on the west bank in Luxor. An anticipated busy day whilst going the Nile river closer to the west bank. The first visit in the day to the Valley of the Kings, the valley incorporates sixty-three royal tombs within the New Kingdom period 1500 B.C. The motive of selection the west bank withinside the burial, due to the dry environment, good enough Limestone queries and to hold their tombs and the royal mummies obscured from the robbers. The partitions of those tombs are containing brilliant carvings and inscriptions indicating the religious life of the Pharaohs. Then continue to Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. It is such a completely unique temple in its architectural style. Where it incorporates inscriptions of the royal journey to Puntland. And visions of the divine beginning of Queen Hatshepsut. The limestone mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut became designed and built via way of means of the excessive priest and structure Senenmut 1503 B.C. Later you may be being attentive to the mythical tale of Colossi of Memnon in a granary area. These massive statues are sculptured from sandstone. After completing your enjoyable visit, you will get back to your hotel/cruise.

Luxor / Aswan:

Nesobity Travel Egyptologist tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Luxor to move to Aswan city. A day tour to visit the nicest town of Egypt, the city of attractions and splendor it is the land of Nubia. On the way to visit Aswan sightseeing, you’ll have a glance and power over the oldest dam in Egypt the low Aswan dam that was constructed in 1898. Probably the first excursion can be the High-Dam exceedingly is one in every the most important dams withinside the world became constructed in 1960. Enjoy seeing the reservoir “synthetic lake Nasser”, friendship monument, and power plants. Secondly, a water ride to Philae Island was placed withinside the center of the Nile and was dedicated to the goddess Isis. You can be capable of going to a complex of Geek-Roman chapels and Philae Temple. The whole complex is moved from its original location on Philae Island to Egilika Island to salvage it from submerging whilst the dams have been constructed there.

Thirdly go to the historic quarry wherein The Unfinished Obelisk is lying down there. This area explains how the ancient Egyptians cut numerous obelisks in there to be based on their ancient temples. Finally, check-in Aswan hotel. Overnight in Aswan.

• Meals: Lunch.

 

Abu Simbel / Luxor:

The Egyptologist tour guide of Nesobity Travel will pick you up from the hotel at 04.00 AM to hit the road to Abu Simbel. to start your private tour to the fascinating colorful Temples of Abu Simbel. The two temples were cut by king Ramses II (1279 B.C) where he dedicated the great temple for himself and the small one for his wife Nefertari. The first discovery of these temples was in 1813 A.D by Switzerland Burchard while the whole appearance was 1917 A.D by Italian traveler Belzoni. Ramses II’s temple: A rock-cut temple with four gigantic statues of the king Ramses who is represented seated on the throne of Egypt with his big family. It consists of two great colonnades, eight caverns rooms, and a great sanctuary that has a solar phenomenon twice annually. The temple was carved by the king to commemorate his birthday and coronation day. The sun rays penetrated the 180 feet deep into to shine up the face of the king with his accompanied gods except for the god of darkness. Nefetari’s Temple: It is an amazing small temple dedicated by the king to his favorite Nubian wife. It consists of a quite big facade with 6 massive statues followed by a colonnade and sanctum. Colorfully decorated pillars are showing up the association of the queen with her favorite goddess Hathor. Eventually, you will be transferred to Luxor city and to your hotel.

• Meals: Breakfast.

Abydos Temple:

Abydos Temple: It is such a very impressive construction built by King Seti I and completed by his son Ramses II (1290 – 1212 B.C). you will be guided to see aggression scenes from an ancient battle called Kaddish then listen to the dreamed story of king Ramses II where he carved it in 99 hieroglyphic lines. Then to the biggest 7 shrines that were never found in any other temple. Proceeding to explore the king’s list which includes the Nesobity Cartridges of 76 pharaohs of ancient Egypt throughout the old, middle, and new kingdom. Finally, you will head to the Osiron, Symbolic tomb of the god Osiris that Egyptians believed that his head was buried there by his brother after he shut him off into pieces according to the myth of Osiris and Isis.

DENDARA Temple:

It is a unique colorful Greek-Roman temple (400 B.C- 300 A.D), located 40,000 square meters far from the Nile river and surmounted by a huge mud-break enclosure wall therefore it is in very good condition. The temple is dedicated to the cult of goddess Hathor where the gigantic Hathoric columns are decorating the great astronomic hall. Just in this temple only you have the opportunity to get into the crypt, passage, and roof. Descending down the crypt to figure out the argue scenes of what shaped like a light-bulb. Entering inside the passage that was the safe place to the golden statue of Hathor. Ascending the spiral stairway to explore the zodiac room and other rooms that describe the restoration of Osiris.

After this amazing day around the ancient gods and Pharaoh’s spirits, you will drive back to Luxor.

Description:

Our Nesobity Travel Egyptologist tour guide will meet and pick you up from the hotel/cruise to start your private tour to Dendara Temple. It is a unique colorful Greek-Roman temple (400 B.C- 300 A.D), located 40,000 square meters far from the Nile river and surmounted by a huge mud-break enclosure wall therefore it is in great condition. The temple is dedicated to the cult of goddess Hathor where the gigantic Hathoric columns are decorating the great astronomic hall. Just in this temple only you have the opportunity to get into the crypt, passage, and roof. Descending down the crypt to figure out the argue scenes of what shaped like a light-bulb. Entering inside the passage that was the safe place to the golden statue of Hathor. Ascending the spiral stairway to explore the zodiac room and other rooms that describe the restoration of Osiris.

After this amazing tour around the ancient gods and Pharaoh’s spirits, you will drive back to Luxor.

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The Egyptologist tour guide of Nesobity Travel will pick you up from your hotel / Cruise to accompany you to visit The Complex of Karnak Temples. Karnak Temple is certainly considered one among the most important Temples withinside the complete world, right here you’ve got the adventure to go to the Sacred Lake and the big Scarab Statue which reputedly in case you stroll few rounds about it, it brings you a good fortune as can also add your needs come true. Karnak Temples have been constructed in willpower to the triad of Thebes God Amon, his spouse Mut and their son Khonsu.

Then to Luxor Temple which has alive evidence to many civilizations and religions that been practiced interior its partitions for heaps of years associated with Pharaonic, Coptic, and Islamic. It become constructed via way of means of Amenhotep III with-inside the 18th Dynasty approximately 1300 B.C. to show he has the right of governing Egypt via way of means of representing the tale of his divine beginning at the partitions of divine beginning room in the temple. Also, Ramses II and Tut Ankh Amon placed their fingerprints at the entirety of the temple given that Luxor become the capital of Egypt at the same stage in the New Kingdom era. Then back to hotel / Cruise.

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The representative of Nesobity Travel will pick you up from your Hotel / Cruise to cross to the west bank where you will fly by the Hot Air Balloon, over the ancient capital of Egypt. Luxor is now a day’s Capital of world antiquities where 33 % of the world monuments can be seen very well from the sky. This air tour for 45 minutes during the sunrise and atop mortuary temples, Kings Valley, Queens Valley, and Colossi of Memnon as you well clearly see the Nile stream and Luxor Temple at the east bank.

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Nesobity Travel Egyptologist tour guide will pick you up from your hotel or airport to move to Aswan. A day tour to visit the nicest city of Egypt, a town of charm and beauty it is the land of Nubia. Its monuments have the special impression of the Greek-Roman era. The Greeks and Romans are influenced by the ancient Egyptian culture, religion, and architects, however, they decided to merge it with their heritage when they rebuilt the ruined temples. The Ptolemaic period started in 332 B.C by Alexander the Great when he invaded Egypt to liberate them from Persians and to establish his own great Empire. On the way to visit Aswan sightseeing, you will have a look and drive over the oldest dam in Egypt the low Aswan dam that was built in 1898. Probably the first tour will be the High-Dam distinctly is one of the biggest dams in the world was built in 1960. Enjoy seeing the reservoir “artificial lake Nasser”, friendship monument, and power plants. Secondly a water trip to Philae Island located in the middle of the Nile and was dedicated to the goddess Isis. You will be able to visit a complex of Geek-Roman chapels and Philae Temple. The entire complex is moved from its original location on Philae Island to Egilika Island to salvage it from submerging when the dams were built there. Thirdly a visit to the ancient quarry where the Unfinished Obelisk is lying down there. This place explains how the ancient Egyptians cut numerous obelisks in there to be found in their ancient temples. Finally, move back to Luxor hotel.

Our Nesobity Travel representative will pick you up from your hotel/cruise to transfer you to Luxor international airport to travel to Cairo, Our Nesobity Travel Egyptologist tour guide will meet and pick you up from Cairo airport to start your private tour in Cairo. Firstly, you will go to Giza Area to visit the Giza Pyramids (Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus), sufficient to mention that the great pyramid is one of the world’s seven wonders. Few steps farfar from the incredible sight of the pyramids you will get to see the Sphinx & Stela of a dream. Sphinx is a great statue carved right into a hill with an odd stature combining power, majesty, and mystery. The statue is the shape of a lion’s body and human’s head in which it used to escort Egypt from the norther western gateway. Then you will hit the road to The Egyptian Museum where you visit one of the greatest encyclopedias of rare and uncommon antiquities all around the world. The Museum has numerous flooring and sections amongst them an astonishing section of the young king Tutankhamen that includes his royal throne chair. Mummies court is one of the maximum appealing items in the museum. Also, it contains; series of ancient pieces of jewelry manufactured pure gold, statues, portraits, dating back to different ancient dynasties. After completing the splendid day tour, you will be transferred to Cairo airport to back to Luxor. You will be transferred to your hotel / Cruise.

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Our Nesobity Travel Egyptologist tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Luxor to start your journey. moving to the south of Upper Egypt to visit the two cities (Edfu & Kom Ombo). nowadays you’ll discover a new era of ancient Egyptian history that is referred to as the Greek-Roman interval. Ptolemaic epoch began out in 332 B.C through Alexander the great whilst he invaded Egypt to free up them from Persians and to set up his personal wonderful Empire. Edfu Temple is the maximum preserved Greek-Roman achievement in Egypt. Edfu Temple is devoted to the cult of Horus (Falcon God 237 B.C). Greeks and Romans are inspired by the historic Egyptian culture, faith, and designers but they determined to merge it with their heritage once they rebuilt the ruined temples. Obviously, you will see the second tallest Pylon (temple’s facade) in Egypt and observe the inscriptions of important legends of a struggle between Horus and his uncle Seth “god of evil”. after that, you will go to have a lunch meal at a local restaurant, then proceed to another tour to Kom Ombo Temple & Crocodile Museum. Temple of Kom Ombo is a precisely designed structure positioned simply a few steps at the east bank of the Nile river, it is divided similarly among Sobek “crocodile god” and Horus “falcon god”. There is two long access are leading to two interior sanctuaries. finally, move back to Luxor. and transfer to your hotel.

• Meals: Lunch.