Day Tour from Luxor to The Museum of Civilization in Giza and a Quad Bike Ride

The recorded history of Nile Valley civilization begins more than 5,000 years ago, with the Palette of Narmer, a stone tablet that dates from 3100 BC. The tablet states that Narmer, also known as Menes, is the first pharaoh to unite the kingdoms of Upper (Southern) and Lower (Northern) Egypt.

Egypt has been one of the best and safest tourist destinations. You'll feel at home and as safe as you've ever been surrounded by friendly Egyptian hospitality and helpful locals. You can explore Egypt tours and trips and take pleasure in Egypt's generally very safe cities with some sensible precautions and planning. Visitors will be more than safe in this country thanks to its typically low crime rate, especially in tourist hotspots.

Yes, Nile River cruises are a popular way to explore Egypt's historical sites while enjoying the scenic beauty of the Nile. Cruises typically run between Luxor and Aswan, stopping at various attractions along the way. They offer a comfortable and leisurely way to experience the country's ancient wonders.

Photography is generally allowed at most sites, but there may be restrictions in certain areas.

The Egyptian Museum in Cairo is an old museum in the Middle East that has a lot of ancient things from Egypt. It has the biggest collection of stuff from the time of the Pharaohs. The museum has things from a long time ago, from before the Pharaohs to when the Greeks and Romans were around.
 

Each tour operator has different age and weight limits. The minimum age for riders is typically 16 years old, and certain tours may have a weight restriction (generally about 250 lbs or 113 kg). Find out the requirements from the particular tour operator.