Cairo, Alexandria, Bahariya, Aswan 16-day Tour Package

The 16-day Egypt tour package is a living miracle that unveils the heritage behind some of the greatest, oldest, and most beautiful destinations and attractions in the world. The highly talented and well-experienced team of Egyptologists tour guides, tour operators, travel and time advisors, drivers, and customer support specialists will be with our guests every step of the way from the moment of contact until they return home safely. Landious Travel will gift all our clients the most fitting services which include the finest accommodations, speedy and safe transportation, marvellous restaurants, and any special requests while touring across the magnificent cities of Giza, Cairo, Saqqara, Dahshur, Bahariya, Alexandria, Aswan, and Luxor.

For 16 magical days, all the heavenly treasures of this golden civilization will create a magnificent atmosphere filled with an epic combination of tranquillity, bliss, and thrill where the holiday of your dreams will come to life.
The 16-day Egypt tour will be a majestic quest leading to all the celestial miracles located across the golden lands and ethereal waters of this complete travel destination.

The journey will begin from the ancient city of Giza which will uncover the great history and brilliant artistry behind the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Sphinx, the Grand Egyptian Museum, Saqqara and Memphis, and more. All the majestic and blessed treasures of Cairo which include the Egyptian Museum, Hanging Church, Al Muizz Street, Khan El-Khalili Bazaar,
Cairo Citadel, and Cairo Palaces, will shed light on the vibrant rich culture and art of the Islamic district of Cairo.

You will enjoy the heavenly beauty and natural blessings located across the legendary Oasis of Bahariya. One of the oldest capital cities in the world Alexandria will be explored through several magnificent marvels which are the catacombs, Qaitbey Citadel, the Library of Alexandria, and more. All the marvellous milestones of Aswan will be discovered in the most ideal manner showcasing their history, culture, and natural allure which includes Aswan High Dam, Philae Temple, Unfinished Obelisk, Nubian Village, and more.

All the spectacular wonders of southern include Abu Simbel Temple, Kom Ombo Temple, and Edfu Temple. The golden attractions of Thebes which are Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple by Night, Mummification Museum, Luxor Museum, Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, Colossi of Memnon, Valley of the Queens, and Habu Temple will be the key to uncovering the rich history and mythical artistic architecture of the greatest open-air museums in the world.

Book your way to the heavens and create the travel adventure of your dreams.

What's Included

• 7-night accommodation in Cairo
• 3-night accommodation in Luxor
• 3-night accommodation in Aswan
• 1-night accommodation in Alexandria
• 1-night camping in Bahariya Oasis
• Flight tickets Cairo/Aswan - Luxor/Cairo
• Meet and assist service at the airport
• Meals are included as per the tour itinerary
• First-class train ticket (Aswan/Luxor)
• All transfers are in a modern A.C vehicle
• Entrance fees to all the sites in the itinerary
• An expert Egyptologist tour guide
• All service charges and taxes

What's not Included

• International airfare
• Egypt entry visa
• Gratuities

What to Expect

• As you start the vacation of a lifetime, your journey commences upon arrival at Cairo airport. Upon disembarking, a courteous representative from Landious Travel will help you through passport control procedures and ensure your luggage is safely identified and cared for. Afterwards, you'll be chauffeured to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned car for a seamless and comfortable check-in process.
• As the sun sets over the horizon, you will embark on a captivating dinner cruise along the historic Nile River. On this enchanting journey, you can unwind and take in the mesmerizing sights while entertained by a vibrant belly dancing performance accompanied by a folklore band. Additionally, you will experience the awe-inspiring Tannoura dance, a majestic display inspired by Egypt's rich whirling dervishes tradition. This is an evening you won't soon forget.
• After a day of exploration, you will return to your hotel for a restful overnight stay.
• On the second day of your Cairo, Alexandria, Bahariya, Aswan 16-day Tour Package, prepare for an unforgettable experience as you embark on a tour of the Egyptian Pyramids. Begin your day with a delightful breakfast before joining your private tour guide. You'll have the opportunity to explore the great monument of the ancient Egyptian Civilization, which stands as the last intact wonder of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Get ready to immerse yourself in the history and grandeur of these iconic structures.
• The Giza Pyramids Complex, located on the Giza Plateau, has a rich history dating back over 4000 years. This historic site consists of three main pyramids, six smaller pyramids, the iconic Great Sphinx, and the Valley Temple. These awe-inspiring structures were built to facilitate the ascension to the heavens, as the ancient Egyptians believed in connecting with their gods and preserving their legacy for eternity.
• The Great Pyramid, an architectural marvel of ancient Egypt, is one of recorded history's most enduring and monumental structures. Commissioned by King Khufu and completed around 2580 BC, this edifice predates modern civilisation by over 4500 years. Crafted from an astounding 2,300,000 pieces of limestone, this colossal monument rises to a staggering height of 147 meters (481 feet), reigning as the world's tallest structure for an astonishing 3800 years until the construction of the Lincoln Cathedral in 1311. Its awe-inspiring stature and mysterious interior have captivated the human imagination, giving rise to intriguing and enigmatic theories surrounding its construction and purpose.
• The Great Sphinx, standing at a towering height of 73 meters (240 feet) and a length of 19 meters (66 feet), is a captivating and enigmatic statue. This ancient wonder takes the form of a mythical being known as the Sphinx, featuring the body of a majestic lion and the head of a wise and powerful man, believed to represent King Khafre. The Great Sphinx has served as a profound wellspring of fascination and inspiration for countless wanderers, writers, and voyagers throughout history, and its allure persists today amidst the lingering veil of mystery cloaking its existence.
• The Valley Temple is a remarkable site where the ancient and fascinating mummification process occurred during the Old Kingdom of Egypt. This well-preserved structure, constructed entirely from limestone and granite, is a testament to the ancient Egyptian civilisation's advanced architectural and engineering skills. The temple also boasts stunning diorite statues of Chephren, adding an extra layer of magnificence to this historical site.
• Behold the magnificent Grand Egyptian Museum, a dazzling gateway to the wondrous world of ancient Egypt. This awe-inspiring monument houses an unrivalled collection of celestial creations, meticulously crafted over 5000 years of continuous innovation and boundless artistic vision. Within this monumental treasure trove, visitors are granted a unique opportunity to uncover some of the most extraordinary archaeological marvels and artefacts ever unearthed, including the awe-inspiring Hanging Obelisk, the majestic King Ramses II Statue, the illustrious 10 Statues of King Senusert, the awe-inspiring Grand Staircase, the captivating Statues of Ptolemaic Kings and Queens, the iconic Victory Column of King Mercnptah, the epic Royal Regalia, and the breathtaking Grand Atrium & Gift Show. For those seeking an even more immersive experience, a VIP ticket grants access to a myriad of other equally astounding artefacts. It's time to take a break and enjoy a delicious meal at a charming local restaurant in the bustling city of Cairo.
• On the third day of your adventure in Egypt, start the morning with a delicious breakfast before embarking on a journey to the stunning city of Alexandria, known as the pearl of the Mediterranean Sea. Immerse yourself in Alexandria's rich history and captivating beauty as you explore its remarkable tourist attractions.You will be transferred to Alexandria in a private air-conditioned vehicle.
• Our day in Alexandria will be dedicated to exploring the fascinating rock-cut Roman catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa. These catacombs, the largest in Alexandria and regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of the Middle Ages, offer a unique and enriching experience. The necropolis comprises a collection of tombs, statues, and archaeological artefacts that blend Pharaonic funerary traditions with Hellenistic and early Imperial Roman influences. Serving as a burial site from the 2nd to the 4th century, the catacombs house three sarcophagi and various human and animal remains. The central shaft, adorned with six pillars, leads to a vestibule, a triclinium, and a temple-like facade featuring two columns decorated with papyrus, lotus, and acanthus leaves. A visit to the catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa offers an excellent opportunity to delve into the ancient world's history, architecture, and culture.
• Pompey's Pillar, located in Alexandria, Egypt, is a monumental ancient structure renowned for being the largest of its kind globally. It is the sole remaining monument from the ancient city of Alexandria. The Pillar, a single 25-meter tall column of red granite, is thought to have been constructed to honour the victories of the Roman Emperor Diocletian in the region. Adorned with inscriptions depicting the Roman eagle and dedicated to Diocletian himself, the Pillar is believed to have been erected on the remnants of the Pillar, an Egyptian god Serapis temple. Pompey's Pillar Pillar is a vital archaeological site that provides profound insight into the history of ancient Alexandria.
• The Citadel of Qaitbay, built between 1477 and 1479 AD by Sultan Qaitbey, stands as a 15th-century fortress on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in Alexandria, Egypt. Its purpose was to safeguard the city from the expansion of the Ottoman Empire. Positioned on a narrow landmass extending into Alexandria's harbour from the corniche, the fortress comprises a square enclosure with stone walls and eight towers, four semicircular and the others rectangular. The Citadel also hosts a small naval museum, and the peninsula leads to the ciCitadelitadelpular spot for fishermen and families. A visit to the Citadel Citadelbay provides an excellent opportunity to delve into the history and culture of ancient Alexandria.
• The Great Library of Alexandria in Egypt was one of the ancient world's most important and extensive libraries. It was probably established under Ptolemy II Philadelphus in the third century BCE. During that time, written material mainly consisted of papyrus scrolls since paper, as we know it today, was not invented for another four centuries! The exact number of materials stored in the library is uncertain, but historical sources suggest there were 40,000 to 400,000 papyrus scrolls at the library's peak.
• Afterwrds, we will escort you to your hotel in Alexandria, where you will stay for the night.
• Start your fourth day enjoying your breakfast. Then, check out and prepare to head with your tour guide to the Military Museum in Alamein.
• The El Alamein War Museum is a shrine commemorating the valour and sacrifice of heroes in the Battle of Alamein located near the coastal town of El Alamein in Egypt. It commemorates the famous Battle of El Alamein, which took place during World War II and was a significant turning point in the North African campaign. The museum was established in 1960 and was renovated and expanded in recent years to provide a comprehensive experience. The museum offers a chronological narrative of the battle, highlighting the contributions of different nations and depicting the challenges faced by soldiers on both sides. It showcases a wide range of weapons, uniforms, photographs, and dioramas related to the battle, providing insight into the military strategies, equipment, and personal stories of many of the people who were involved. The museum offers a chronological narrative of the battle, highlighting the contributions of different nations and depicting the challenges faced by soldiers on both sides.
• Next, you will have lunch in Alexandria, then you will drive to Cairo hotel.
• On your fifth day, wake up to the gentle morning light and savour a delightful breakfast that will energize you for the day ahead. Check out and prepare to head to Cairo Airport to catch the flight to Aswan.
• After arrival your knowledgeable guide as you immerse yourself in the enchanting ambience of this picturesque city.
• Your exploration will include visits to iconic landmarks such as the awe-inspiring High Dam.
• The High Dam stands as a testament to the modern engineering prowess of the city of Aswan. Constructed between 1960 and 1970 during the presidency of Gamal Abdel Nasser, this monumental structure was a collaborative effort with the Moscow-based Hydro Project Institute. Its purpose was to gain better control over the Nile's annual flooding, harness hydroelectric power, and significantly increase water storage for agricultural irrigation in the vast reservoir, Lake Nasser.
• The Unfinished Obelisk is a remarkable tale of ambitious construction that regrettably never reached its completion. Commissioned by Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) to adorn the entrance of the Karnak temple, it bore the name "Tekhenu," signifying "to pierce the sky." This monumental structure provides insight into ancient Egypt's meticulous process of crafting obelisks. Astonishingly, it was intended to reach a towering height of 42 meters and weighed a staggering 1200 tons
• Tragically, the obelisk suffered a significant crack during its construction, which forced it to remain unfinished at its original site until today.
• You will savour a delicious meal at a charming local restaurant in Aswan during lunchtime. Following this delightful experience, you'll embark on a fascinating journey to visit the Philae Temple. Nestled in the heart of Aswan, Philae Temple is steeped in myth, allure, and charm. One of its most famous legends is the "Myth of Osiris," which tells the story of Osiris, the husband of Isis, who his brother murdered Set out of pure envy and hatred. However, Osiris is later resurrected to become the ruler of the underworld. Set is eventually defeated by Isis and Osiris' son, Horus, the sky god, marking the end of an era of injustice and tyranny. In the 1960s, the temple was relocated to the island of Agilkia as part of a UNESCO-led rescue mission following the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
• Afterwards, tour a Nubian village and meet representatives of the Nubian tribe for a unique cultural experience that offers insight into the rich heritage and traditions of the Nubian people. During a visit to a Nubian village in Aswan, travellers can interact with locals, learn about Nubian customs and folklore, and gain insights into the local way of life. It's a chance to step away from the bustling tourist areas and discover the authentic charm of the Nubian people.
• After a day of exploring Aswan, you will be transferred to your hotel for a peaceful and relaxing evening in this beautiful city by the Nile.
• On the second day of your itinerary in Aswan, prepare for an incredible adventure as you tour the majestic Two Temples of Abu Simbel. To start your day, you will check out of your hotel in the morning and be whisked to Abu Simbel in a private, air-conditioned car. Don't worry about breakfast - you'll be provided with delicious breakfast boxes for the journey. Your knowledgeable private tour guide will accompany you on this unforgettable trip.
• The impressive Abu Simbel temple, constructed by King Ramses II between 1264 BC and 1244 BC, is a remarkable masterpiece withstood time. This golden temple, also known as the Temple of Ramesses, beloved by Amun, is a testament to the grandeur and wonder of ancient Egyptian architecture. It was built to commemorate King Ramses II's victory in the Kadesh battle, honour his beloved wife Nefertari, and pay homage to the deities Amun-Ra, Ra-Horakhty, and Ptah. The temple's grandeur and the rich history it embodies make it a truly awe-inspiring sight.
• After exploring the sights in Abu Simbel, we'll travel back in the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle. Then, we'll have a delicious lunch at a charming local restaurant.
• Finally, we will escort you back to your hotel.
• On the second day, you will start the day with a delicious breakfast and prepare for a tour to Aswan islands.
• The island of Elephantine is one of the major Aswan attractions floating on the Nile. The island is 12000 meters situated in the center of the Nile. It had an important strategic position of protecting the southern borders of Ancient Egypt, and during the 6th dynasty which meant more than 3000 B.C., ancient Egyptian kings constructed a fortress on the island. In addition, it was the cult centre of the god Khnum and the dwelling of his temple.
• The island is full of archaeological sites and ancient monumental ruins ready to be discovered. The German team of the archaeological institutes has already shed light on some of the ancient surviving structures during some excavations. The Granite gateway of a temple built by Alexander the Great was found intact but the rest of the ruins were hard to identify during the excavations expedition. Also, two columns built by King Ramses the Second were found.
• Next, you will enjoy a delicious lunch.
• Afterwards, you will visit Aswan Aswan Botanical Island.
• El Nabatat Island or Kitchener’s Island was presented to Lord Kitchener in the 1890s as a reward for leading the Egyptian army's successful campaigns in Sudan. He made the island his home. He filled it with exotic flowers and rare plants from India and Malaysia. This delightful island is less than 1 kilometre long and ½ kilometre wide.
• Finally, we will escort you back to your hotel in Aswan.
• On the eighth day, you will start your morning with a delightful breakfast at the hotel and check out.
• Next, you will head north to the temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu.
• The two double temples of Kom Ombo is a one of a one-of-a-kind creation that is dedicated to the gods Sobek, the crocodile god source of the Nile River, and Haroeris "Horus the Elder" on the southern and northern part of Aswan which stands as a testament to the duality and miraculous nature of ancient Egypt's mythical realms. It was built between 180 BC and 47 BC on the banks of the Nile River Its walls tell tales of fierce battles between gods and demons, showcase the surgical tools used by Egyptian doctors, and the shape of the stars and celestial beings.
• The gigantic Edfu Temple is a living wonder known to be one of the biggest and most preserved temples in Egypt dedicated to the falcon-headed god Horus made from 237 BC to 57 BC using ethereal power. The temple's grandeur is endless. It was believed to be built on the place where Horus defeated his evil uncle Set plus the walls are carved with great scenes, epic symbols, and incredible carvings that display the most amazing tales of victory and belief.
• Delighted in a scrumptious lunch in Luxor, savouring the exquisite blend of flavours.
• As night falls, we will head to your hotel in Luxor for a tranquil stay, immersed in the enchanting ambience of ancient history.
• After breafast, you will embark on a fascinating journey to explore the wonders of Luxor's East Bank. One of the highlights of your day will be visiting Karnak Temple. This magnificent structure served as the centre of religious worship for the ancient Egyptian civilization for over 1500 years. This awe-inspiring temple complex is dedicated to numerous deities, including the esteemed Theban triad: the powerful Amun, the righteous Mut, and the moon god Khonsu. With its rich history dating back over 4000 years, Karnak Temple provides a glimpse into ancient Egypt's spiritual and cultural heritage, making it a truly captivating experience for any visitor.
• The Mummification Museum is an important museum in Luxor that showcases the art of preserving the bodies of ancient Egyptians through mummification. The museum, located north of Luxor Temple on the Nile Corniche, was opened in 1997. It provides insight into the process used by ancient Egyptians to preserve human bodies and those of animals such as cats, dogs, and crocodiles. Anubis, the god of embalming and mummification, was often depicted as a jackal.
• Luxor Museum was inaugurated in 1975 and boasts an impressive collection of high-quality artworks dating from the Predynastic Period to the Islamic era. The modern building offers ample space for visitors to move around comfortably and marvel at the beautifully displayed objects and sculptures. It’s an ideal destination to spend a morning in Luxor.
• Following your visit to the historical sites, you will savour a delightful lunch at an exceptional restaurant in Luxor. Afterwards, you will be transferred to your hotel for a chance to rejuvenate and refresh yourself.
• Afterwards, you will have the incredible opportunity to explore Luxor Temple in all its illuminated glory. The temple reveals its ancient splendour, dating back to its construction in 1400 BCE during the reign of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. Originally known as "Ipetresyet," which translates to the southern sanctuary, Luxor Temple was dedicated to the mighty God Amun of the Theban triad, symbolizing the revival of kingship. Its captivating design features intricate decorations and remarkable architectural structures that will transport you to another time.
• Wrap up your day's adventures and return to your hotel for a night stay.
• On the seventh day of your journey, begin your day with a delicious breakfast. Embark on the next leg of your adventure in Luxor, immersing yourself in the captivating beauty of the city's remaining tourist attractions.
• Embark on an enlightening excursion with our knowledgeable Egyptologist tour guide as we explore the captivating wonders of Luxor. Your journey will commence with a visit to the breathtaking tourist attraction, the Valley of the Kings.
• In the heart of the Theban Necropolis lies the Valley of the Kings, a sprawling underground labyrinth housing 63 rock-cut tombs that served as the final resting places for esteemed nobles and kings of the New Kingdom (1570-1050 BC). These ancient tombs are adorned with awe-inspiring examples of Egyptian art, offering valuable insights into this enduring civilisation's historical, mythological, and religious beliefs.
• The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, also known as the "Hatshepsut Temple," is a breathtaking and magnificent attraction that provides a stunning glimpse of outstanding beauty and grandeur. This temple is a testament to the remarkable reign of the revered queen, Hatshepsut (1473–1458 BC), and pays homage to the mighty god Amun. Carved into the sacred stone cliffs of the Deir El Bahari, this temple stands as a majestic symbol of ancient Egyptian architecture and religious devotion.
• Embrace the beauty of the west bank of the Nile River as you enjoy your lunch.
• The Colossi of Memnon, commissioned by Amenhotep III between 1386 and 1350 BC, were intended to serve as the imposing guardians of Luxor. These awe-inspiring twin statues, towering at 18 meters (60 feet) and weighing 720 tons each, are crafted in the likeness of the Pharaoh himself. Although they suffered damage from a severe earthquake in 27 BC, they were restored in 199 AD. The colossi gained widespread fame during the Greco-Roman period due to an intriguing phenomenon known as the "Vocal Memnon," where the statues would emit a melodic sound at dawn, believed to be caused by the wind passing through the stone.
• The Valley of the Queens was the official burial chamber for the wives and children of the royal family. The archaeological site is located on the west bank of Luxor City, a few kilometres south of the Valley of the Kings.
• The site is composed of linked valleys full of 70 rock-cut tombs. Each tomb has long corridors that lead to the main burial chamber and smaller side chambers. There are some differences between the Valley of Kings and the one that belongs to the queens. The most fascinating tomb that will take your breath is the one that belongs to Queen Nefertari, the great wife of Ramesses the Second. The tomb has a unique design and capturing paintings that attracted many tourists worldwide since it was discovered in the 19th century by Ernesto Schiaparelli. The valley also composes other tombs for Queen Tyti, Prince Amen, and Khaem-west.
• Next, you will visit Medinet Habu. In ancient times, Madinat Habu was known as Djanet and according to ancient belief was the place where Amun first appeared. Both Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III built a temple dedicated to Amun here and Later Rameses III constructed his larger memorial temple on the site.
• After immersing yourself in the captivating historical sites of the Theban Necropolis, you will be escorted to your hotel in Luxor.
• Finally, we will drive you back to your hotel in Luxor for the night.
• On the tenth day of your trip, you will start with a delicious breakfast and then proceed to check out from your hotel in Luxor. Following this, you will catch a flight straight to Cairo, where you will have the opportunity to visit the top attractions of this bustling city.
• As we plan your 16-day Egypt itinerary, we don't miss out on some of the top tourist attractions in Cairo. One such attraction is the Egyptian Museum, which stands as an immortal time capsule filled with the beauty of Ancient Egypt. The museum's data collection is over 4000 years old, spanning various periods of ancient Egyptian history. Upon stepping inside, you'll be greeted by a treasure trove of precious artefacts crafted from gold, gems, wood, and stone. These artefacts take the form of statues, jewellery, funerary objects, and more, offering a captivating glimpse into the rich history of this ancient civilization.
• During your break, you'll have the chance to relax and savour your delicious lunch.
• The completion of your day involves a visit to The Hanging Church, also known as "The holy Church of the Virgin Mary." This sacred site serves as the centrepiece of Coptic culture in Cairo and is one of the most significant and celebrated Coptic sites in Egypt. Over countless years, it has been the residence of the Coptic patriarch. Constructed on the southern wall of a Roman fortress called Babylon in the 5th century AD, the church stands at a towering height of 30 feet and dominates the skyline of Cairo. The construction and interior of the Hanging Church are truly captivating, with elements of artistic design spanning from the 7th to the 13th century seamlessly merged, creating a truly mesmerizing experience.
• The Cairo Citadel was built on the orders of Saladin between 1176 and 1183 to protect the city from attacks. Today, it's one of Cairo's main tourist attractions and offers privileged views of the city.
• Perched atop a hill in central Cairo, the Saladin Citadel is a historic Islamic fortification. Originally built by Sultan Saladin in the 12th century to protect his Sultanate of Egypt and Syria from the Crusaders, it was home to the rulers of Egypt for over 700 years. These days, visitors to the imposing ancient fortress will find some of Cairo's most important mosques and museums, as well as spectacular views over the surrounding city and, on clear days, even as far as the Pyramids of Giza.
• The heavenly Muizz Street is a captivating labyrinth filled with grace and luxury, dating back to the Fatimid period in the 10th century AD. It is an exceptional showcase of significant artistic and architectural achievements, boasting enchanting examples of architecture throughout its charming cafes and house museums.
• Khan El Khalili Bazaar, a mesmerizing gateway to another era, was built in 970 AD and continues to thrive as a bustling marketplace. Due to its enchanting allure and diverse offerings, it is often called the golden brick road of the Middle East. The bazaar is a treasure trove for travellers, housing a variety of vintage cafes and shops that exude the timeless charm of ancient Islamic civilization. The street is adorned with breathtaking Islamic architecture and intricate decorations, creating an immersive experience that transports visitors to a bygone era.
• After the day's activities, you will return to the hotel for the night.
• On the last day of your incredible journey in Egypt, you will savour a delicious breakfast, taking in the sights and sounds of this amazing country for the final time. Following this, you will go to Cairo airport, reflecting on the beautiful memories you've created during your vacation before commencing your safe journey back home.
• In the early morning of the twelfth day, we will transfer you to Bahariya Oasis (385 km/4 Hrs), have your lunch meal at Al-Bawaiti City, and then a Toyota Land Cruiser will take you to visit the Black Desert, the Bedouin Village El Hez Shower. Continue driving to explore Crystal Mountain, then head to Agabat Area or as it's named "The Wonders Area" and sandboarding. Finally, we will drive to visit The Old White Desert including; Mushroom, Tants Valley, Panorama Old White Desert, and Flower Stone. Enjoy some Bedouin shows with Bedouin tea, a Barbeque dinner meal, and overnight camping in the desert.
• Enjoy taking some memorable photos during sunrise, have breakfast, and visit a hot spring before returning to Cairo.
• Spend your last night in your hotel in Cairo.
• On the fourteenth day, you will start your day with breakfast and then prepare for the tour to Saqqara necropolis.
• Start your gastronomic journey with a delightful lunch at a charming local eatery in Cairo. Following this, proceed to explore the awe-inspiring Saqqara Step Pyramid. This remarkable architectural marvel stands as the very first pyramid ever constructed and marked the inception of a magnificent era in construction. Crafted under the masterful guidance of Imhotep, the vizier of Pharaoh Djoser, this pyramid boasts a distinctive six-step design and reaches a towering height of 62 meters. Surrounding the pyramid is a complex adorned with stunning embellishments and grand ceremonial edifices, a pioneering feat in its time.
• Memphis City, the first official capital of Egypt, was founded by King Menes and intended to be the thriving heart of the "two lands." This historic city is renowned for its endurance and beauty and is home to the god Ptah, the patron of creation and artwork. Memphis is rich in ancient ruins dating back over 4000 years, including monumental structures associated with prominent figures of Ancient Egypt, such as Ramses II. The city also houses temples dedicated to revered deities like Aton and Hathor.
• Enjoy a delicious lunch.
• After that, you will head to Dahshur. The pyramid field of Dahshur lies about 10 km south of Saqqara. The pyramids here include the famed Bent and Red Pyramids built by the 4th Dynasty king Senefru (father of Khufu, builder of the Great Pyramid). The Bent Pyramid is the second funerary monument of King Senefru's Complex after Meidum Pyramid. The Red Pyramid, Seneferu's third funerary monument, is the first successful true (straight-sided) pyramid ever built.
• Finally, we will escort you to your hotel in Cairo.
• On the fifteenth, you will have your breakfast then head with your tour guide to discover the opulence and grandeur of Cairo's palaces.
• The captivating Palace of Baron Empain found in the shining city of Heliopolis district was built between 1907 and 1911 by the Belgian industrialist Baron Édouard Empain.
• The palace is an architectural marvel, combining elements of Egyptian, Indian, and European architectural styles. It features stunning gardens, intricate decorations, and luxurious interiors. The Baron Palace now serves as a venue for special events and exhibitions.
• The Manial Palace is a magnificent living wonder of art built by Prince Mohammed Ali Tewfik, the uncle of King Farouk, between 1899 and 1929. The palace exhibits a unique blend of architectural styles, including Ottoman, Moorish, Persian, and European influences. The complex consists of several buildings, courtyards, gardens, and a museum showcasing the prince's extensive art and antique collections.
• You will have your lunch at a local restaurant then head with your tour guide to Abdeen.
• Abdeen Palace is a legendary royal palace that served as the primary residence of Egypt's last ruling dynasty, the Mohamed Ali dynasty which will offer a golden glimpse into the royal force and divine class of this epic dynasty during this magical period. It was built in 1863, the palace was named after Khedive Ismail Pasha's son, Prince Abdeen. The palace features a mix of architectural styles, including neo-Classic, Rococo, and Islamic influences. It comprises multiple halls, museums, and beautifully landscaped gardens.
• The magical Mohamed Ali Palace is a golden creation of divine allure and grandeur that earned the name "Paradise Palace" which was established in 1808 AD on an area of 210,000 sqm by an order from King Muhammad Ali to be his relaxation center. It has several European and Islamic architectural designs featured across a magical multicultural nature.
• You will head back to your hotel to spend the night.
• On the sixteenth and final day of your Cairo, Alexandria, Bahariya, Aswan 16-day Tour Package, you'll enjoy a leisurely breakfast before being escorted to the airport by our dedicated representative. As you prepare to depart, take a moment to reflect on your unforgettable experiences and cherished memories before returning home.