Itinerary:

Our Nesobity Travel Egyptologist guide will pick you up from your hotel in Marsa Alam to move to Luxor. Once arrived at Luxor you will cross the Nile River towards the west bank. On the first visit to 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. Then proceed to Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. It is such a unique temple in its architectural style. Where it contains inscriptions of the royal journey to Puntland. And visions of the divine birth of Queen Hatshepsut. The limestone mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut was designed and constructed by the high priest and architecture Senenmut 1503 B.C. Later you will be listening to the legendary story of Colossi of Memnon in a granary area. These gigantic statues are sculptured from sandstone. After finishing your enjoyable visit to West Bank, you will move back to the east bank. you will visit The Complex of Karnak Temples. Karnak Temples is one of the biggest Temples in the entire world, here you have the chance to visit the Sacred Lake and the huge Scarab Statue which apparently if you walk around a few times it brings you good luck as may your wishes come true. Karnak Temples were built in dedication to the triad of Thebes God Amon, his wife Mut, and their son Khonsu. Finally, you will move back to Marsa Alam.

• Meals: Lunch.

Rate:

Pax	Price
1 Pax	336 $
2 Pax	199 $  (Per Person)
3:6 Pax	181 $ (Per Person)
7:10 Pax	129 $ (Per Person)

Our Nesobity Travel Egyptologist Guide will pick you up from your hotel in Marsa Alam to move to Aswan. A day tour to visit the nicest city of Egypt, the town of charm and beauty it is 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, Back to Hotel. Overnight in Aswan.

• Meals: Lunch.

Abu Simbel Temples:

Nesobity Travel Egyptologist local escort will get you to take off 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.

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 move back to Marsa Alam then back to the hotel.

• Meals: Lunch.

Itinerary:

*Our Nesobity Travel Egyptologist Guide will get you from your lodging in Marsa Alam to be transferred to Aswan. A day tour to visit the nicest city of Egypt, the town of charm and beauty it is land of Nubia. Its monuments have a 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, you will move back to Marsa Alam.

• Meals: Lunch.

Itinerary:

*Our Nesobity Travel agent will get you from your lodging to move you to Marsa Alam global air terminal to go to Cairo, Our Nesobity Travel Egyptologist will get and pick you up from Cairo air terminal to begin your private visit in Cairo.
Initially, you will go to Giza Area to visit the Giza Pyramids (Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus), enough to say that the Great Pyramid is one of the world’s seven miracles.
A couple of steps from the amazing sight of the pyramids you will enjoy watching the Sphinx and stela of a dream. Sphinx is an extraordinary sculpture cut into a slope with an odd sculpture consolidating power, magnificence, and enigma.
The statue is in form of a lion’s body and human’s head where it was used to escort Egypt from the north-western gateway. Then you will hit the road to The Egyptian Museum where you will have a chance to see one of the paramount encyclopedias of the exceptional and distinctive antiquities all over the world.
The Museum has several floors and sections among them a spectacular section of the youthful king Tutankhamun that incorporates his royal throne chair.
Mummies court is one of the most alluring objects inside the museum. Likewise, it contains; an assortment of old adornments made of unadulterated gold, sculptures, representations, tracing all the way back to various old lines. In the wake of completing the great day visit, you will be moved to Cairo air terminal to back to Marsa Alam. You will be moved to your lodging.

• Meals: Lunch.