10 Days Christmas holiday in Egypt

When you want to begin your Egypt luxury tour, the guide will be waiting for you at your hotel after you have had your breakfast, you will get to experience the following; You will be taken to the Giza pyramids, where you will get to see the Great Pyramid of Cheops which is the biggest of all the three, the middle pyramid will be the Pyramid of King Chephren which is also known as The second pyramid The last and 

Visit the site of the Giza Necropolis which comprises three pyramids, the sphinx, and the other pyramids facilities, and acquaint yourself with the Sphinx of Giza which symbolizes dominance and sophistication, the head of the body is that of a man according to history, it resembles the king Chephren. You will have sufficient time to ride the camel if you insist as well as take photos to cherish the remarkable Cairo day’s tours. Following this, you will move to the Egyptian Museum located in the central part of Cairo which contains some special items; this museum boasts over 120000 pieces relating to the daily use items and accessories that were used by Egyptians, and also other big coffins, big statues and golden collection of the young pharaoh Tutankhamun. 

After going for lunch in a local restaurant, you will proceed to go for a tour of Coptic Cairo. which comprises six ancient churches and another one which is; the Hanging Church of the Holy Virgin Mary; this church is among the oldest and is situated within central Cairo known as old Cairo. There is also the Abu Serga Church which we estimate to be over 2000 years old as well as Ben Ezra Jewish Synagogue it was a church initially. After your tours, you will be dropped off at your overnight accommodation. 

Overnight in Cairo hotel. 

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Have your yummy breakfast next join your Egyptologist guide for your Alexandria day tours from Cairo which is the second capital of Egypt, Alexandria hosts the Citadel of Qaitbay the medieval construction of the 15th century originally used as a fortress for Alexandria. Alexandria the second largest city of Egypt was founded by Alexander in 331 B. C who was one of the significant rulers of ancient Egyptian history. 

Citrate is not the only Islamic structure in Egypt; however, many historical Islamic constructions can still be found in Cairo, and so many tourists tend to visit these constructions during Islamic Cairo tours. You will visit the Roman Catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa whose history started in the 2nd century A. D, Pompey’s Pillar which was established in 300 AD for the Roman emperor Diocletian, the remainders of the Romans in the site, and the Alexandria Bibliotheca; which is the chief library in Alexandria and an important cultural hub. Here you will have Lunch and an overnight stay at this famous Alexandria hotel. 

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, you will visit El-Alamein Common Wealth Cemetery, which contains many cemeteries and memorials to commemorate the victims of the battle from different nationalities; there is also a church, a mosque, and a small museum, as well as the German exaltation and the Italian cemetery; and the Military Museum, which consists of five halls, the main lobby on its sides murals that tell the stories of war and carved images of the leaders of the warring enemies. 

Then you will see the Italian, German, and Australian cemeteries before being transported back to Cairo to conclude your Alamein trip from Cairo. 

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

After breakfast, your English-speaking tour leader will drive you to Cairo International Airport for your trip to Luxor (Thebes), Egypt's capital during the New Kingdom and the world's largest open-air museum. You will begin your Luxor Day Tours by visiting Luxor Temple, which was dedicated to the worship of the deity "Amun", his wife "Mut", and their son "Khonsu" in the guise of the fertility god Min. Explore the Karnak Temple Complex, erected by King Amenhotep IV and known as Ipet Isu, or the most prestigious of sites. 

At the end of the day, you will be brought back to your Luxor hotel to check in and stay overnight. 

Meal: Breakfast & Meals

You will begin the sixth day of your trip on the Luxor West Bank and try Egypt Nile cruise tours by visiting the Valley of the Kings, which has about 63 royal tombs, after breakfast, where kings and pharaohs of the New Kingdom rest in peace, then go to visit the Temple of Ramses III at Medinet Habu, which was built by Ramses II in the 13th century BC in the ancient Egyptian capital Abydos.

You will conclude your sixth-day journey by visiting the Colossal Statue of Amenhotep III, also known as Colossi Memnon, a massive statue of the King standing around 18 meters tall. Then you'll be taken back to your Luxor hotel. 

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Check out after breakfast to begin your visit to the Temple of Edfu, also known as the Temple of Horus. The Edfu Temple is one of the most beautiful and luxurious Egyptian temples ever built, built in the 2nd century BC and dedicated to the worship of the God Horus. Then continue your tour to the Kom Ombo temples, which are located above a high hill overlooking the eastern bank of the Nile. 

The temple was founded during the reign of Ptolemy VI and was designed to commemorate the crocodile god Sobek, as well as one of the forms of God Horus, worshipped at Kom Ombo. Transfer to your Aswan hotel for check-in and overnight.

Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

We will show you much of Aswan today. After breakfast, you will begin your Aswan day tours by visiting the magnificent High Dam of Aswan, which is located between Egypt and Sudan and is one of the century's achievements. You will then visit Egypt's Unfinished Obelisk, which was built in 1508-1458 BC by Queen Hatshepsut and was made from a single piece of stone. Then you will proceed to the Temple of Philae, which was erected to worship the goddess Isis. It was erected by Ptolemy II and finished by the Roman Emperors. Stay overnight in Aswan.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Check out after breakfast to begin your fantastic tour of the Abu Simbel Temples from Aswan. The temples were built by Ramses II and represent the miracles of ancient Egyptians in astronomy, engineering, and architecture. They were cut into a rock cliff and dedicated to Ramses the Second and his wife. Ramses II hewn the two temples of Abu Simbel into the mountain. 

The Temple of Ramses II honors the four universal gods Ptah, Re-Her-Akhtey, Amun-Re, and Ramses II himself. It is also known as The Sun Temple of Ramses II. The smaller shrine is dedicated to his favorite wife, Nubian Queen Nefertari. You will be taken to Aswan Airport to catch your journey back to Cairo and stay.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Our tour leader will transfer you after having your breakfast for your departure from Cairo International Airport. 

Meals: Breakfast