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BLUE SHADOW NILE CRUISE EGYPT
BLUE SHADOW NILE CRUISE EGYPT
BLUE SHADOW NILE CRUISE EGYPT, Live a luxurious experience and sail the great Nile River on board one of the best cruises in Egypt, Nile Cruise Aswan which is a 5 stars Luxury floating hotel that sails the majestic Nile River between Luxor and Aswan.
Enjoy Nile Cruise Aswan, dive deeper into sites with Nile Cruise Luxor Aswan, astonishing Nile Cruise Luxor Aswan with World Tour Advice, Scout sites between Luxor and Aswan on board your Nile Cruise, increase your knowledge about the Pharaohs history, if you are new to cruising, here's a great chance to be enchanted with Nile River land scapes, gorgeous history and ancient Egyptian culture.
Explore Egypt history while your holiday with Blue Shadow Nile Cruise to discover the most famous attractions, try our Nile Cruise tour between Luxor and Aswan where you can enjoy visiting the most famous and historical temples and attractions around Luxor and Aswan.
Relish Blue Shadow Nile cruise tours and stay, Scout the mesmerizingly ravishing iconic river, visiting Egypt templs with sumputuos surroundings, Blue Shadow Nile cruise is much more than just a cabine-and-sightseeing tours; A Stay in M/S Blue Shadow is like being a guest in well-run private home. It is a get-away to the calmness of relaxing and basking in the sun, scout temples of ancient Egyptian Pharaohs and relish sumptuous prepared traditional cuisine, high service by a friendly staff. Blue Shadow Nile cruise tours between Luxor and Aswan 3/4/7 nights one and 2 ways.
Itinerary
Itinerary 1
Blue Shadow Nile cruise boat Starting from Luxor 
Every Saturday for 4 Nights 5 Days Program ends at Aswan in Wednesday
Day 1 Welcome in Luxor - Luxor Tours from Nile Cruise
Welcome in Al Uqsur governorate (Luxor ), Egypt (Around the clock) Worldtouradvice tour manager will meet & assist you at any destination in Luxor such as Luxor airport, Rail station or hotel. and then,you will be escorted to your blue shadow Nile cruise boat to check in for 5 days/4 nights holiday 
Today relish a tour to the enormous Temple of Karnak. one of Egypt’s superb ancient temple , Strolling through the massive Court into the Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak temple, it’s impossible not to be overwhelmed by the 134 columns towering above you like an antique forest. At the backward of the complex you will see the holy lake where centuries ago it was used for purification. After touring Karnak temples complex, you will have more free time to reconnoiter at leisure.Stir to Luxor Temple which revealed by Mariette in the 1860 and was once connected to the Temples of Karnak by a two-kilometer long Avenue of Sphinx.  A pure Egyptian temple, the internal walls and columns are adorned with knotted hieroglyphics which your masterly guide will assist you decipher. Find out how Alexander the Great recorded himself into Luxor Temple’s history, and set your eyes on one of the original pair of obelisk, the second of which now stands on the Concorde square in Paris
Overnight in Luxor - Lunch- Dinner meals
Opt tours Sound and light show or tour to banana island
Day 2 Luxor West Bank Tours From Nile cruise
You can opt to float over luxor temples in a hot air balloon to relish views of Egypt most scenic landscapes, It is an adventure framed by pure blue skies over Luxor, Then starting your circuit in Luxor West Bank; where 64 ancient Egyptian pharaohs lie entombed in the Valley of Kings and the most famous tomb was the only intact tomb found in the valley and belonging to king Tut Ankh Amen, It was revealed by the Archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922.
If you want to enter inside King Tutankhamen and Ramses VI tombs, a supplementary cost is payable immediate during the tour. West bank’s touring also encompassing the staggering Funerary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, Egypt’s only female ruler, rising out of the desert plain in a series of terraces. Relish free period to reconnoitre at your leisure as you stroll the massive courtyards and marvel the complicated hieroglyphic frills. you’ll also enamour the Colossi of Memnon Standing like guards along the way to the Valley of Kings, impressive memorials of Amenhotep that soar 75 feet above the desert yellow sands.You will cruise to Edfu via Esna dam. Relish your afternoon tea and snacks out on the sun deck, bask in the sun,  Tonight, enjoy a specific Egyptian Galabeyya Party. Overnight in Edfu
Overnight in Edfu - Breakfast-lunch-dinner
Day 3 Edfu and Kom Ombo tours from Nile cruise
Today your masterly tour guide , Expert in Egyptology  will guide you to reconnoiter the gorgeous Temple of Horus at Edfu, the falcon-headed god, Edfu temple is the most completely preserved Pharaonic temple (albeit Greek-built).  According to the Ancient Egyptian legends , Edfu temple  was the site where the falcon-headed god Horus revenged the homicide of his father Osiris by killing Set.Relish an absorbing lunch while sailing to Kom ombo which is devoted to the crocodile god Sobek and you can still see the mummies of an ancient mummified crocodile, which was venerated here thousands of years ago. Kom Ombo temple was erected on the honor of two gods the crocodile-headed Sobek, god of fertility  and innovator of the world, and Haroeris or the ancient falcon-headed Horus. Then, quit for the picturesque sailing to Aswan and overnight in Aswan.
Day 4 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise
Relish a leisurely breakfast, Starting you tour by visiting Aswan high dam, an engineering miracle when it was erected by president Nasser in the 1960s, Aswan Dam ( Al Sad Al aali ) is an embankment dam existing across the river the Nile in Aswan, Egypt. it was erected to dominate the water flowing of the Nile river, it creats a huge lago behind it ( Nasser lake ), The High Dam was constructed since 1960, and only after few years of building it, it has had a worthy effect on the economy and culture of Egypt, Relish  the splendid landscape along the river, peek have a glimpse of the world-famed Aswan high Dam, 10 minutes free time for walking on the bank, take the best photos of Aswan dam, the guide will tell you more about the background of the history of the river Nile and Aswan dam.
Stir to the awe-inspiring antique granite quarries and site of the Unfinished Obelisk. Illustrating the talent of Egypt’s stonemasons, this monolith is one-third towering than any other ancient Egyptian obelisk. Now ride a motorized vessel to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. This heavenly complex was consecrated to the Goddess Isis and reflects a melting of three great civilizations — Egyptian, Greek and Roman.
Thereafter, Relish the peace and quietness of the felucca Nile sailing ride in Aswan. Enjoy the sunset and high tea and snacks in the same place where Agatha Christie wrote her famed mystery fiction, Death on the Nile, and taste the flavour of the Imperial age when famous guests such as Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill stayed in Nile cruises tours.
Overnight in Aswan
Breakfast, Lunch, dinner
Optional tour to witness Sound and light show in Philae or Abu Simbel tour from Aswan
Day 5 Check out, End of Nile cruise Blue Shadow holiday
You can opt to travel either by flight or Ac coach to witness the majesty of Abu Simbel temples, Early check out followed by breakfast, transfer to Aswan airport or train station 
itinerary 2
Day 1 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise
Wednesday Embarkation to Blue Shadow Nile cruise, Relish a luscious Lunch, starting your tours to scout the legendary High Dam, Feast your eyes by gazing at the magnificence of Philae Temple, Sailing on the Nile by Felucca, visit the stunning not complete obelisk in Aswan ancient granite quarries, lately transfer back to your Nile Cruise, Tasteful Lunch meal is waiting for you on board Afternoon tea, Relish Captain's welcome cocktail , Taste the delicious Egyptian Guava juice, Dinner and overnight on board Ms Blue Shadow in Aswan.
Overnight in Aswan
Lunch- dinner
Day 2 Kom Ombo- Edfu toursfrom Nile cruise
Thursday Optional tours to Sound and light show in Philae or to visit Abu Simbel temples
 Thursday Relish a luscious breakfast on board Blue Shadow Nile cruise, feast your eyes at the time your Cruise Sailing from Aswan to Kom Ombo, scouting the glamour of Kom Ombo Temple, then sail to Edfu, Once you arrive Edfu visit the enchanting Temple of Horus in Edfu followed by sailing to Esna, Lunch included on board, enjoy Egyptian Galabeya Party, Sailing to Luxor, dinner and overnight on board on board Blue Shadow Nile cruise in Luxor.
Overnight in Edfu
Breakfast-Lunch- dinner
Day 3 Luxor tours from Nile cruise
Relish your luscious  breakfast on board, sailing to Luxor, Unleash your inner explorer by the Nile cruise tours between Valley of the Kings (visiting 03 Tombs Only, Tut Ankh Amon with additional ticket), and Queen Hatshepsut temple tour, It is known now with the name of El-Deir El-Bahary, your last visit will be to Colossi of Memnon, Watch the glory of the two huge statues, Then our tour guide will escort you back to Princess Sarah Nile cruise, Lunch included on board, Belly Dance Show, dinner and overnight on board Blue Shadow cruise in Luxor.
Day 4 Disembarkation- Luxor Tours, End of Nile cruise holiday
Relish your luscious breakfast on board followed by Disembarkation from Blue Shadow Nile cruise, Now amuse your eyes by a tour to see the legendary Karnak Temples with its enormous Pillars hall, then stir towards Luxor temple to Explore the relation between the 2 temples.
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tangotravel · 1 year
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Luxor and Aswan Nile Cruises : discover the beauty of Egypt's ancient cities.
Egypt is a country steeped in ancient history and culture, and there is no better way to explore its rich past than on a Nile River cruise. Luxor and Aswan are two of the most popular destinations for Nile cruises and for good reason. These ancient cities are home to some of Egypt's most famous landmarks and historical sites, and a Nile cruise is the perfect way to discover their beauty.
Luxor
Luxor is often referred to as the "world's greatest open-air museum" and is one of Egypt's most popular tourist destinations. Located in the south of Egypt, Luxor was once the ancient capital of the New Kingdom and is home to some of the country's most impressive historical sites.
One of the most famous landmarks in Luxor is the Karnak Temple Complex. This vast complex is one of the largest religious sites in the world and is home to a series of impressive temples, chapels, and other structures. Visitors can explore the Great Hypostyle Hall, which features 134 columns, and the sacred lake, where priests once purified themselves before performing religious ceremonies.
Another famous landmark in Luxor is the Luxor Temple. This temple was built in honor of the god Amun and was once connected to the Karnak Temple Complex by an avenue of sphinxes. Visitors can explore the temple's impressive columns, statues, and hieroglyphs, which tell the story of ancient Egypt.
One of the highlights of any Nile cruise is a visit to the Valley of the Kings. This valley was once the burial place of pharaohs and nobles and is home to a series of impressive tombs, including the tomb of Tutankhamun. Visitors can explore the tombs and marvel at the intricate hieroglyphs and paintings that cover the walls.
Aswan
Located in the south of Egypt, Aswan is a beautiful city that is often referred to as the "jewel of the Nile." Aswan is famous for its stunning natural beauty and its historical sites, which include ancient temples, tombs, and pyramids.
One of the most famous landmarks in Aswan is the Abu Simbel temple. These temples were built by Ramses II and are located on the west bank of the Nile River. The temples are dedicated to the gods Amun, Ra-Horakhty, and Ptah, and are famous for their impressive statues and carvings.
Another popular attraction in Aswan is the Philae Temple. This temple was built on an island in the Nile River and is dedicated to the goddess Isis. Visitors can explore the temple's impressive columns, statues, and reliefs, which depict scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology.
Aswan is also famous for its beautiful natural scenery, and a visit to the Aswan High Dam is a must. This impressive dam was built in the 1960s and is one of the largest dams in the world. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Nile River and the surrounding desert landscape.
The Nile Cruise Experience
A Nile cruise is the perfect way to explore Luxor and Aswan and discover the beauty of these ancient cities. The Nile cruises usually last for 3 to 7 days and takes visitors on a journey down the Nile River, stopping at historical sites and landmarks along the way.
Most Nile cruises start in Luxor and end in Aswan, or vice versa. The cruise ships are usually luxurious and offer a range of amenities, including restaurants, bars, and swimming pools. Visitors can relax on deck and enjoy stunning views of the Nile River and the surrounding scenery.
The cruise usually stops at a number of historical sites and landmarks, including the Karnak Temple Complex, the Valley of the Kings, the Abu Simbel temples, and the Philae Temple. Visitors can explore these sites and learn about their history and significance in ancient Egyptian culture.
In addition to historical sites, Nile cruises also offer the opportunity to experience local culture and traditions. Visitors can enjoy traditional Egyptian cuisine, attend cultural performances, and visit local markets and bazaars.
Conclusion
A Nile cruise is the perfect way to discover the beauty of Luxor and Aswan and explore Egypt's rich history and culture. Whether you're interested in historical sites, natural scenery, or local culture, Luxor and Aswan have something for everyone. So why not book your Nile cruise today and experience the beauty of Egypt's ancient cities for yourself?
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forzafinally · 5 months
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what’s your favorite book (absolutely not asking for reading advice 🫣)? do you have a favorite quote? is there a place you’d really enjoy to travel to?
My favourite book of all time is Anne of the Island. I read the first six books of the series when I was 10 and absolutely fell in love with Anne as a heroine. Even more so during multiple re-reads because she's just such a relatable person and an inherently impulsive but good character. The first time I read the book I finished it in a day and came down with a fever because I stayed up all night reading it because I had to know how it ended 🙈
... I'm blanking out regarding a favourite quote but I suppose for now it would have to be "If I loved you less, I might be able to talk about it more" because it just makes me feel insaneee at times.
I would love to travel to Egypt and go on a Nile Cruise. I want to see the pyramids once before I die because I am a huge history nerd
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bishoynagib · 1 year
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🌴 Benvenuti in Egitto, la terra delle piramidi e del Mar Rosso! 🌞 Se stai cercando una destinazione turistica eccezionale che unisca storia e bellezze naturali, l'Egitto è la scelta perfetta. 🇪🇬✨ @cairo-top-tours #Travel #tourism #Cairo #Egypt #Pyramids #come_to_Egypt #Tour #Vacation #trip #day #cruise #Nile  #Luxor #Aswan #cruise   #cairotoptours
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kyndaris · 1 year
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Dam-Nation
Our last day at Aswan had us waking at a more reasonable hour than the day before. It was a good thing too as I’d embarrassed myself the night before when I was called up to dance when our cruise ship hosted a Nubian performance. And if you’re asking for proof, you won’t get it. I know not to reveal my true face on the internet! 
Popo, by now, was terribly tired. I, on the other hand, was still full of vim and vigour. So, while she stayed aboard the Jaz Celebrity, I disembarked with a few other members of the tour group.
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Our first stop was the High Dam. It should be noted that the High Dam was the second attempt to utilise the mighty Nile waters to bring benefits to the Egyptian people. Constructed in the years between 1960-1970, it saw Lake Nasser flood, threatening 40 temples in the area, including Abu Simbel. With the help of UNESCO, the Egyptian government was able to save the most important temples although some were taken overseas to other European countries. Only a few remained in Egypt including our next destination: Philae Temple.
The flooding of Lake Nasser also saw the relocation of the Nubians to their current location further north of the Nile and near Aswan, changing their lifestyles from living off the land through farming to becoming fishermen and relying on tourism for their livelihood. Which, as per my previous post, meant entertaining strangers in t heir houses and sharing the space with pet crocodiles!
Of course, constructing the dam also had its benefits. The first dam built atop the Nile in Aswan had been at the behest of the English and the French. When Egypt threw off the yoke of their previous ‘benefactors’ in the Suez Crisis, they sought the assistance of the World Bank and the USSR to help build a new power plant near the High Dam. This enabled Egypt to transform its economy and provide it with independence from other countries.
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Our second stop for the morning was a visit to Philae Temple, which was dedicated to the Goddess Isis. It also featured the most recent use of hieroglyphs with dating devices putting in the tiny wall scribble at about 350AD. It might not have been a very good engraving but it still showed that the language of the Ancient Egyptians was still being used when the country was under Roman Rule.
Philae Temple, it should be noted, seems to have mostly been constructed during the Greek occupation of the country. The Grecian-style to the columns was very distinctive to my well-trained eye, although not all had been completed. Another indication that it was built during the Greek era of Egypt’s history was the presence of a ‘birthing’ house, which was meant to illustrate how the Ancient Greek leaders were transformed into Egyptians in order to make their rule of the country more palatable to the common folk.
And although I wasn’t able to take a long look at it, I did note that on the map layout of the Temple, there was even a small dedication to the very first Roman emperor, and the focus of one of my Ancient History projects: Augustus.
Once we had finished touring the temple in the allotted time we were given, it was back on the motor boat and the coach as we headed back to the cruise ship to collect our luggage and head to El Dokku, a Nubian restaurant, for lunch. The novelty here was that the restaurant was on a small island that was only reachable by boat!
After lunch, we headed to the airport with only moments to spare in order to check in and board. Upon landing once more in Cairo, we visited the Khan El-Khalili bazaar where, instead of wandering the stalls and being the target of wily thieves, I simply sat at a local cafe and enjoyed a mango smoothie. Later, people would claim that the mango smoothie was the source of the diarrhoea that struck down quite a few of the tour group but let it be known that I was unaffected.
Then it was back on the coach for a very late dinner at a restaurant near the pyramids. By the time we reached our hotel, St Regis Almasa, it was 11PM.
But it was better this than another hurried visit to the Papyrus and Essential Oils store - something that held zero appeal to me and felt like an attempt to shove in some sponsored shopping (something I very much detested in my cheap Chinese Europe trip back in 2009 with my mother).
And so ended our stay in Egypt. We might not have ticked off everything on our travel itinerary but we got to see most of it. 
Turkey (or Turkiye), here we come!
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hagerkamal · 2 years
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The most beautiful Egyptian beaches
Egypt is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and it is characterized by enchanting deserts, wonderful greenery, and stunning beaches. Due to its privileged location, Egypt has beaches on both the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, in addition to the banks of the Nile and many beautiful lakes and oases. Let's take a ride along the most beautiful beaches in Egypt. You can enjoy the most beautiful tours through Egypt Trip, Also, you can make the most beautiful tourist tours by choosing multiple places and making it possible to visit a number of places and provinces on the same trip through Egypt travel packages. Cairo Day Tour from Port Said: Stay tuned for a special day tour departing from Port Said that will take you to Cairo’s ancient and historical monuments, such as the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, and Khan El Khalili, the oldest bazaar in the Middle East.  You can enjoy Giza Pyramids and Sakkara Trip from Port Said: From Port Said, you can join us to make a shore excursion to visit the Giza Pyramids and Saqqara which will allow you to understand the history of Egypt and its main places. Enjoy the stunning view of the pyramids and the step pyramid of King Djoser from Saqqara. Don’t miss this exciting experience!2 Days Tour Port Said to Cairo and Alexandria: Departing from Port Said, spend 2 magnificent days in Cairo and Alexandria to visit Cairo’s remarkable attractions, such as the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum, before visiting most of Alexandria‘s famous places like the citadel of Qaitbay, Pompey pillar, the catacomb tombs. Overnight Trip to Cairo from Port Said: Start your 2 days tour from the city of Port Said to enjoy Cairo attractions and visit all the astonishing, unique, and attractive places in Cairo, such as the pyramids of Giza, the step pyramid of Saqqara, and the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir square to see the largest collection exhibited in the museum. Amazing Pyramids and Nile Cruise Lunch from Port Said: Relish yourself with our shore excursions from Port Said to visit Cairo which includes a delectable lunch on a Nile cruise with a dazzling view of the river and an oriental folkloric show to amuse you during this trip. Day Tour to Giza Pyramids with Camel Riding: Explore the Great Pyramids of Giza in a half-day private tour from port said which includes a camel ride around the pyramids and seeing the Sphinx, which was a protector for thousands of years, all of this before returning back to Port Said. Grand Egyptian Museum and Pyramids Tous from Port Said: From Port Said, take a one-of-a-kind trip to the Grand Egyptian Museum and the Pyramids of Giza, and be among the first to see the Great Egyptian Museum and see the most valuable treasures of Ancient Egypt. Islamic Cairo Tour from Port Said and drop off at Alexandria: You Will Enjoy one of our most amazing tours in Cairo Top Tours to discover all the historical Islamic monuments in Cairo through Islamic Cairo Tour from Port Said and drop off at Alexandria which is a way to know more about Muhamed Ali Pasha by visiting his mosque which is located in Cairo Citadel which was built by Salah EL-Din.Pyramids Desert Safari Trip from Port Said: you will see the Giza pyramids up close and personal, and it was truly an incredible experience. you will also go on a camel ride, which was something you had always wanted to do.Trips vary and are characterized for a day or two in several ways, as it was by flying or riding modern air-conditioned cars through Egypt Day tours, A unique distinction in the rapid journeys through Egypt shore excursions, And you can combine the country between Egypt and any other country or any two countries with each other or three or more through our distinguished international trips
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lailaessam2910 · 2 years
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Enjoy Egypt attractions during Safaga Excursions
During one of Egypt's Luxury tours that allows you to stay at the most outstanding hotels and Nile cruises or if you are traveling with a small amount of money and would like to save your time and expenses you can check our wide variety of Egypt cheap budget tours packages, if you have been on an accident and suffer from a physical injury don't ever worry because our professional operators customized a collection of Egypt wheelchair accessible tours packages that use all the accessible vehicles and different facilities for disabled people which is one of the main categories of our Egypt classic tours.
During one of Egypt's Luxury tours that allows you to stay at the most outstanding hotels and Nile cruises or if you are traveling with a small amount of money and would like to save your time and expenses you can check our wide variety of Egypt cheap budget tours packages, if you have been on an accident and suffer from a physical injury don't ever worry because our professional operators customized a collection of Egypt wheelchair accessible tours packages that use all the accessible vehicles and different facilities for disabled people which is one of the main categories of our Egypt classic tours.
Luxor Day Tours from Safaga Port: Spend an unforgettable day trip from Safaga to Luxor to explore Luxor’s tourist attrac
Luxor Day Tours from Safaga Port: Spend an unforgettable day trip from Safaga to Luxor to explore Luxor’s tourist attractions and understand the wonders of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs by visiting the Valley of the Kings, the temples of Karnak, the temple of Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon, before returning to Safaga port. 2 days to Luxor from Safaga port including a hot air balloon: Looking for a fast, easy way to see the sights in Luxor as you don’t have time for a lengthy journey? Then this trip is for you! Our 2-day shore excursion from Safaga port to Luxor is the perfect way to explore this amazing city—and what better way to get there than by hot air balloon?. Overnight Tour to Luxor from Safaga Port: From Safaga, you can spend an overnight tour in the great city of Luxor to see the most beautiful tourist attractions from our shore excursions from the port of Safaga. you can explore a mess of secrets in the land of Luxor. And take a tour Hurghada Snorkeling Trip from Safaga Port: Egypt Shore Excursions is your real chance to experience a Hurghada snorkeling trip and the thrill of diving at the Red Sea from Safaga port. This trip will cover watching plenty of Coral Reefs, colored fish, and more. Join us and enjoy an exceptional snorkeling excursion from Safaga port!. Tour to Dendera and Abydos from Safaga Port: YOU WILL Enjoy our day trip from Safaga Port to visit Dendera, one of the most outstanding temples of ancient Egypt, the temple which is dedicated to the cow goddess Hathor, during our Safaga Excursions and also visits the temple of Abydos which is dedicated to Osiris. And take a tour of the Red Sea Diving Safari From Safaga Port: The Red Sea is home to some of the most beautiful and diverse marine life in the world.
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Egypt’s Tourism Ministry Launch ‘Experience Egypt’ Campaign that grows every day
Egypt's Ministry of Tourism has unveiled its new campaign, "Experience Egypt," aimed at highlighting the country as a premier tourist destination. The campaign is geared towards international visitors seeking unique cultural experiences during their Egypt Vacations.
The Minister of Tourism has proclaimed that this is a remarkable period for Egypt. An increasing amount of holidaymakers are arriving in our nation. Our mission with this fresh campaign is to motivate them to take pleasure in all that Egypt has to supply - from its ancient culture and history to its beautiful scenery and inhabitants.
The plan includes developing new attractions for tourists, such as museums and theaters. Moreover, it has a press conference, an exhibition of Egyptian tourism products and services, and contains videos and photographs of Egypt's various attractions, including pyramids and beaches. Also, the website provides information on how to obtain visas and other Egypt travel tips for visitors. All those and more!
Travel Tips to Egypt for planning and on the go
Tourism in Egypt is bound by the seasons and Egypt's high season never ends! Book now your spot and start your package with sightseeing tours in Cairo. You will take advantage of visiting Old Cairo including the most beautiful mosques and churches offering a unique religious community that you would not probably witness elsewhere. You can also have fascinating Giza Pyramids excursions and spend exceptional time on the Egyptian museum tour to discover historical artifacts from different periods in Egypt. Take a day out of the city and spend fantastic Alexandria tours from Cairo for one day or more if you prefer. After that, plan your visit to Upper Egypt, where ancient Egypt flourished with many Luxor excursions and Aswan tours in between.
For an Easter break that will make your Instagram feed explode, come and reserve any Egypt trips and learn more about Sham El-Nessim which marks the beginning of spring in Egypt. Though its date is associated with Christianity, the holiday is celebrated by Egyptians of all faiths, so it's considered a national rather than a religious festival. And you can celebrate it on Egypt Easter Holidays.
With the Easter holiday coming up, there are many Egypt travel packages available that take you to all the wonderful sites that Egypt has! and they're all fun! You'll see some amazing sites and learn about Egyptian history, too.
Get ready for an unforgettable Easter holiday in Cairo and take a Nile cruise in Upper Egypt with this 8 days tour in Easter to Cairo, Luxor, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan. You'll have plenty of time to explore this beautiful city before setting out on an epic Nile cruise that will take you through Egypt's history and culture like never before. As Cairo and Luxor are two of Egypt's most popular tourist destinations and have the greatest landmarks in Egypt, We suggest you try 4 days Easter tour Package to Luxor from Cairo if you're planning a trip to Egypt during this year's Easter break and want to visit Cairo's main sights then fly to Luxor to one day tour. Or stay overnight in Luxor through 5 day Cairo and Luxor Easter tour package to visit all the attractions you want to see and explore there! If you're looking for a relaxing Easter break in Egypt, then this 5 day package in Easter holiday to Cairo and Alexandria is perfect for you. This trip will take you to the most famous cities in Egypt. You will start your tour from Cairo and visit the pyramids at Giza, then you will go to Alexandria where you can enjoy the city’s rich history, culture, cuisine, and shopping opportunities. Cairo, the capital city, has so much to offer! So, spend 4 days Easter holiday in Cairo to be able to enjoy all the city has to offer. You'll be able to see the Pyramids of Giza as well as other ancient monuments and temples. If you'd like to spend some time outdoors, head over to one of the many gardens or parks around town and grab some lunch at one of its many restaurants before heading back home. If you're looking for a short break, you can find 3 days Cairo short break during Easter by exploring most of the major sights in Cairo.
The white desert is a must-see destination in Egypt. The landscape is unlike anything you've ever seen before—almost as if you're walking on clouds! So, take Cairo and White desert Easter tours —it's a great way to experience Egypt in a short amount of time. To experience everything Egypt has to offer during the easter holiday, this Easter Travel Package to Egypt is for you. You'll start in Cairo and visit the most famous sights in the city, including the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, and the Citadel. Then you'll take a Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor. You'll enjoy 3 days at Sharm El Sheikh before heading back to Cairo on day 12. Take an immersive 12 day tour through Egypt. Cairo, the Nile, and Hurghada Easter tour packages are popular destinations for the Easter holidays. You'll start off in Cairo, where you can get a taste of Egyptian culture and history at the Giza pyramids and the Sphinx. Then head to Alexandria and check out the Alexander Column before taking a cruise along the Nile River. In Hurghada, you can explore coral reefs and enjoy some swimming time at an all-inclusive resort. This 10 days Egypt Easter tour package to Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, and Aswan with Abu Simble tour is perfect for first-time visitors or veteran travelers who want to see everything Egypt has to offer from ancient ruins to modern amenities. Here is another 10 days Egypt Easter package that will take you to Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan, where you can explore the Pyramids of Giza, visit the Valley of the Kings and Queen Hatshepsut's Temple at Deir el-Bahri, see the Colossi of Memnon in Thebes, and much more.
Egypt's high season lasts all year and we've got you covered for spring! book your trip today!
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cleopatra222 · 4 days
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The Best Tour Operator in Egypt: Unveiling the Wonders of Ancient and Modern Egypt
Expertise and Local Knowledge
The best tour operators in Egypt are known for their deep-rooted local expertise. Having operated in the region for years, they know every historical site, hidden gem, and cultural nuance that enriches your trip. From Cairo to Luxor, Aswan, and Alexandria, they can craft itineraries that highlight Egypt's most iconic landmarks while introducing you to lesser-known wonders. Whether you are keen on history, adventure, or luxury, a skilled tour operator will curate a custom experience that suits your preferences.
With experienced and knowledgeable guides, you'll gain a profound understanding of Egypt’s ancient past. Expert guides offer invaluable insights into the history of the Pyramids, the Sphinx, the temples of Luxor and Karnak, and the Valley of the Kings. They bring these sites to life, providing historical context and captivating stories about the ancient civilizations that once thrived in Egypt.
Tailored Itineraries
One of the hallmarks of the best tour operators in Egypt is their ability to design personalized itineraries. Every traveler is different—some may seek luxury and relaxation, while others crave adventure and exploration. Tour operators excel at blending the country's diverse offerings into customized packages. Whether you’re interested in a desert safari, a serene Nile cruise, a deep dive into Egypt’s history, or a foodie tour of Cairo’s bustling streets, they ensure your itinerary reflects your interests.
In addition, they take care of all the logistics, Best Tour Operator in Egypt  from transportation to accommodation and meals, allowing you to focus entirely on enjoying your trip. The stress of planning is eliminated, leaving you free to absorb Egypt’s wonders.
Seamless Travel Experience
A key advantage of booking with a top Egyptian tour operator is their ability to provide a hassle-free experience. They handle all the travel logistics, including airport transfers, hotel bookings, transportation between cities, and entrance fees to various sites. Most reputable operators have established relationships with hotels, restaurants, and transportation providers, ensuring top-notch service throughout your journey.
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Moreover, many of these operators offer VIP access to certain historical sites, allowing you to skip the lines and enjoy a more intimate experience at places like the Egyptian Museum or Abu Simbel. This attention to detail transforms your trip from an ordinary vacation into an extraordinary experience.
Safety and Comfort
Safety is a primary concern for any traveler, and the best tour operators in Egypt prioritize it above all else. They provide professional drivers, secure transport, Tour Operator in Egypt and guides who are familiar with local customs, ensuring that your trip is both comfortable and secure. This is especially important for first-time visitors who may be unfamiliar with Egypt’s roads, languages, or cultural differences.
Additionally, these operators stay updated on the latest travel advisories and security measures, giving you peace of mind during your trip. Whether you're exploring bustling Cairo or navigating the quiet temples of Luxor, you can trust that you are in safe hands.
Unique Cultural Experiences
The best Egyptian tour operators not only guide you through ancient sites but also introduce you to modern Egypt. You can enjoy cultural activities such as visiting local markets, participating in cooking classes, or attending traditional music and dance performances. They make sure that your trip is enriched by authentic interactions with Egyptian culture, allowing you to experience the country beyond its historical monuments.
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Blue Shadow Nile Cruise
Blue Shadow Nile Cruise
Explore the well-known cities of Aswan, Kom Ombo, Edfu, and Luxor for fun and to have a posh experience. Choose from a variety of Nile Cruises, such as Blue Shadow Nile Cruise, that provide you with an excellent experience and transport you to both well-known and lesser-known sights along the banks of the river Nile.
Experience the charming nature of Aswan and see the breathtaking sights in the city with Blue Shadow Nile Cruise Tours and Stay. You will have the opportunity to see the magnificent High Dam, one of the most significant advancements and accomplishments in modern Egyptian history, and then feast your eyes on the magnificence of Philae Temple, which houses numerous ancient Egyptian sanctuaries and shrines, including For Millennia, the Bed of the Pharaoh, Trajan's Kiosk, and more. As the epicentre of the religion of the goddess Isis under the Ptolemaic Dynasty, Philae gained popularity.
The magnificent Kom Ombo and Edfu Temples are open for exploration on the Blue Shadow Nile Cruise. Visit the Kom Ombo Temples, which are made up of the Sobek Temple and the Haroeris Temple. The Greco-Roman era saw the construction of the Kom Ombo Temple. The temple, known as "Ber Sobek" or the abode of the god Sobek, was much older and its ruins served as the foundation for this one. Additionally, sail to Edfu Temple, which is ranked second in size only to Karnak. It started to be built in the Ptolemy III era and was finished in the Ptolemy IV era. It was intended for Horus, the god with a falcon head. As a result, it served as the focal point of numerous Horus-related sacred Egyptian ceremonies.
Blue Shadow Nile cruise boat Starting from Luxor 
Every Saturday for 4 Nights 5 Days Program ends at Aswan in Wednesday
Day 1 Welcome in Luxor - Luxor Tours from Nile Cruise
Welcome in Al Uqsur governorate (Luxor ), Egypt (Around the clock) Worldtouradvice tour manager will meet & assist you at any destination in Luxor such as Luxor airport, Rail station or hotel. and then,you will be escorted to your blue shadow Nile cruise boat to check in for 5 days/4 nights holiday 
Today relish a tour to the enormous Temple of Karnak. one of Egypt’s superb ancient temple , Strolling through the massive Court into the Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak temple, it’s impossible not to be overwhelmed by the 134 columns towering above you like an antique forest. At the backward of the complex you will see the holy lake where centuries ago it was used for purification. After touring Karnak temples complex, you will have more free time to reconnoiter at leisure.Stir to Luxor Temple which revealed by Mariette in the 1860 and was once connected to the Temples of Karnak by a two-kilometer long Avenue of Sphinx.  A pure Egyptian temple, the internal walls and columns are adorned with knotted hieroglyphics which your masterly guide will assist you decipher. Find out how Alexander the Great recorded himself into Luxor Temple’s history, and set your eyes on one of the original pair of obelisk, the second of which now stands on the Concorde square in Paris
Overnight in Luxor - Lunch- Dinner meals
Opt tours Sound and light show or tour to banana island
Day 2 Luxor West Bank Tours From Nile cruise
You can opt to float over luxor temples in a hot air balloon to relish views of Egypt most scenic landscapes, It is an adventure framed by pure blue skies over Luxor, Then starting your circuit in Luxor West Bank; where 64 ancient Egyptian pharaohs lie entombed in the Valley of Kings and the most famous tomb was the only intact tomb found in the valley and belonging to king Tut Ankh Amen, It was revealed by the Archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922.
If you want to enter inside King Tutankhamen and Ramses VI tombs, a supplementary cost is payable immediate during the tour. West bank’s touring also encompassing the staggering Funerary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, Egypt’s only female ruler, rising out of the desert plain in a series of terraces. Relish free period to reconnoitre at your leisure as you stroll the massive courtyards and marvel the complicated hieroglyphic frills. you’ll also enamour the Colossi of Memnon Standing like guards along the way to the Valley of Kings, impressive memorials of Amenhotep that soar 75 feet above the desert yellow sands.You will cruise to Edfu via Esna dam. Relish your afternoon tea and snacks out on the sun deck, bask in the sun,  Tonight, enjoy a specific Egyptian Galabeyya Party. Overnight in Edfu
Overnight in Edfu - Breakfast-lunch-dinner
Day 3 Edfu and Kom Ombo tours from Nile cruise
Today your masterly tour guide , Expert in Egyptology  will guide you to reconnoiter the gorgeous Temple of Horus at Edfu, the falcon-headed god, Edfu temple is the most completely preserved Pharaonic temple (albeit Greek-built).  According to the Ancient Egyptian legends , Edfu temple  was the site where the falcon-headed god Horus revenged the homicide of his father Osiris by killing Set.Relish an absorbing lunch while sailing to Kom ombo which is devoted to the crocodile god Sobek and you can still see the mummies of an ancient mummified crocodile, which was venerated here thousands of years ago. Kom Ombo temple was erected on the honor of two gods the crocodile-headed Sobek, god of fertility  and innovator of the world, and Haroeris or the ancient falcon-headed Horus. Then, quit for the picturesque sailing to Aswan and overnight in Aswan.
Day 4 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise
Relish a leisurely breakfast, Starting you tour by visiting Aswan high dam, an engineering miracle when it was erected by president Nasser in the 1960s, Aswan Dam ( Al Sad Al aali ) is an embankment dam existing across the river the Nile in Aswan, Egypt. it was erected to dominate the water flowing of the Nile river, it creats a huge lago behind it ( Nasser lake ), The High Dam was constructed since 1960, and only after few years of building it, it has had a worthy effect on the economy and culture of Egypt, Relish  the splendid landscape along the river, peek have a glimpse of the world-famed Aswan high Dam, 10 minutes free time for walking on the bank, take the best photos of Aswan dam, the guide will tell you more about the background of the history of the river Nile and Aswan dam.
Stir to the awe-inspiring antique granite quarries and site of the Unfinished Obelisk. Illustrating the talent of Egypt’s stonemasons, this monolith is one-third towering than any other ancient Egyptian obelisk. Now ride a motorized vessel to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. This heavenly complex was consecrated to the Goddess Isis and reflects a melting of three great civilizations — Egyptian, Greek and Roman.
Thereafter, Relish the peace and quietness of the felucca Nile sailing ride in Aswan. Enjoy the sunset and high tea and snacks in the same place where Agatha Christie wrote her famed mystery fiction, Death on the Nile, and taste the flavour of the Imperial age when famous guests such as Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill stayed in Nile cruises tours.
Overnight in Aswan
Breakfast, Lunch, dinner
Optional tour to witness Sound and light show in Philae or Abu Simbel tour from Aswan
Day 5 Check out, End of Nile cruise Blue Shadow holiday
You can opt to travel either by flight or Ac coach to witness the majesty of Abu Simbel temples, Early check out followed by breakfast, transfer to Aswan airport or train station 
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Day 1 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise
Wednesday Embarkation to Blue Shadow Nile cruise, Relish a luscious Lunch, starting your tours to scout the legendary High Dam, Feast your eyes by gazing at the magnificence of Philae Temple, Sailing on the Nile by Felucca, visit the stunning not complete obelisk in Aswan ancient granite quarries, lately transfer back to your Nile Cruise, Tasteful Lunch meal is waiting for you on board Afternoon tea, Relish Captain's welcome cocktail , Taste the delicious Egyptian Guava juice, Dinner and overnight on board Ms Blue Shadow in Aswan.
Overnight in Aswan
Lunch- dinner
Day 2 Kom Ombo- Edfu toursfrom Nile cruise
Thursday Optional tours to Sound and light show in Philae or to visit Abu Simbel temples
 Thursday Relish a luscious breakfast on board Blue Shadow Nile cruise, feast your eyes at the time your Cruise Sailing from Aswan to Kom Ombo, scouting the glamour of Kom Ombo Temple, then sail to Edfu, Once you arrive Edfu visit the enchanting Temple of Horus in Edfu followed by sailing to Esna, Lunch included on board, enjoy Egyptian Galabeya Party, Sailing to Luxor, dinner and overnight on board on board Blue Shadow Nile cruise in Luxor.
Overnight in Edfu
Breakfast-Lunch- dinner
Day 3 Luxor tours from Nile cruise
Relish your luscious  breakfast on board, sailing to Luxor, Unleash your inner explorer by the Nile cruise tours between Valley of the Kings (visiting 03 Tombs Only, Tut Ankh Amon with additional ticket), and Queen Hatshepsut temple tour, It is known now with the name of El-Deir El-Bahary, your last visit will be to Colossi of Memnon, Watch the glory of the two huge statues, Then our tour guide will escort you back to Princess Sarah Nile cruise, Lunch included on board, Belly Dance Show, dinner and overnight on board Blue Shadow cruise in Luxor.
Day 4 Disembarkation- Luxor Tours, End of Nile cruise holiday
Relish your luscious breakfast on board followed by Disembarkation from Blue Shadow Nile cruise, Now amuse your eyes by a tour to see the legendary Karnak Temples with its enormous Pillars hall, then stir towards Luxor temple to Explore the relation between the 2 temples.
Blue Shadow Nile cruise Includes
Meet and assis service , pick up service from Luxor or Aswan airport, train station 
All transfers by modern AC coach with expert drivers
Accommodation on board Blue Shadow  Nile Cruise includes breakfast, lunch, dinner
All the Nile cruise tours as mentioned in worldtouradvice itinerary 
Professional English speaking guide ( Expert in Egyptology ) on board Blue Shadow Nile Cruise
Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites in World tour advice itinerary
All Service Charges and taxes
Blue Shadow Nile Cruise Facilities
This deluxe Five-star Nile cruise ( Blue Shadow ) purvey you a voyage to remember with gorgeous dining, stunning surroundings and an catchy program of onboard entertainment as well as granting you relaxing access to the sights and scenery of the Nile and South Egypt. roomette are equipped with air conditioning, mini-bar, satellite flat-screen TV, wide-ranging Panoramic Windows, & Safe box.
Blue Shadow Nile Cruise Excludes
- Optional tours
- Tipping
- Anything not mentioned in our itinerary
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2024 — NILE RIVER, EGYPT. A day jam-packed with wonders!
Our day started with a wake-up call at 4:50am in our Cairo hotel. We put our luggage in the hallway for the porters, grabbed a quick breakfast, and boarded a bus for the airport. Destination: Luxor.
Upon landing, we again boarded a bus to be taken to the Temple of Karnak. (And before you mention the old Johnny Carson routine, I heard that joke way too many times today.)
We've already heard a lot of interesting information about the history of ancient Egypt. It's a little hard for me to keep track of it all, but I think it boils down to this: a man becomes king, then he becomes a god, then temples are built in his name, then repeat a hundred times.
It's those temples that were on our schedule today. First was the Temple of Karnak. It is an impressive place, with rows and rows of intricately carved columns. And rows of sphinxes with rams' heads. And intricate stories spelled out in hieroglyphics carved in the stone walls. It was all quite amazing. It gave me a lot to think about.
But first…
We were finally taken to our river cruise ship, the Viking Osiris. This will be our home for the next seven days, and it is wonderful. I'll talk more about the ship tomorrow, and show you pictures. Suffice it to say that we will be well taken care of in the week ahead.
After settling into our stateroom, having a delicious lunch, and getting a too-short nap, it was time to go and see another temple. Becky decided that the day had already been full enough, so she stayed on the ship. So I went off to see what more I could learn about ancient Egypt.
To be honest, the Temple of Luxor seemed like a junior version of the Temple of Karnak. But I used the opportunity to get up close and personal with the huge amount of craftsmanship that it took to create these temples. Looking closely at the images, hieroglyphs, statues (most of them of Ramses the 2nd), and stories carved into the rock made me think about the many, many skilled artisans, and the many, many thousands of hours it took to create these massive and magnificent structures. It blows my mind!
I came back to the ship exhausted. But the photo of the blazing sunset over the Nile that Becky took while I was gone filled me with awe and peace. It's been a long, busy day. But that sunset reminded me that, once again, it's been a good day.
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Discover the Wonders of Egypt: 8 Days Egypt Vacation Packages
Arrival in Cairo
Your journey begins in Cairo, Egypt’s bustling capital. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by a friendly guide who will assist you through customs and transfers to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to relax after your flight, or you can explore the lively streets of Cairo at your leisure. Whether you choose to soak in the atmosphere of a local market or enjoy an Egyptian meal, this first day serves as a gentle introduction to the country's rich culture.
The Pyramids of Giza & Sphinx
No trip to Egypt is complete without a visit to the Great Pyramids of Giza. These massive structures, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, have stood for over 4,500 years. Marvel at the grandeur of the pyramids, and visit the enigmatic Sphinx, a symbol of wisdom and strength. You'll also have the opportunity to explore the nearby ancient tombs and burial sites. In the afternoon, 8 Days Egypt Vacation Packages visit the Egyptian Museum, home to thousands of ancient artifacts, including the treasures of King Tutankhamun.
Old Cairo & Islamic Cairo
Today’s itinerary delves deeper into Cairo’s rich history. Begin with a visit to Old Cairo, home to some of the city’s oldest churches and mosques. Explore the Hanging Church and Ben Ezra Synagogue, important religious sites dating back centuries. Later, you’ll tour the Islamic Cairo district, where the Citadel of Saladin and the Mohamed Ali Mosque dominate the skyline. Spend the evening shopping at the lively Khan El Khalili Bazaar, where you can buy souvenirs and handcrafted goods.
Fly to Aswan & Nile Cruise
On day four, you’ll take a short flight to Aswan, Day Tour To Cairo From Luxor By Flight known for its beautiful scenery and vibrant Nubian culture. Upon arrival, board a luxurious Nile cruise ship that will serve as your home for the next few days. After lunch on board, visit the High Dam, an engineering marvel that tamed the Nile River, and the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis. As the sun sets, enjoy a peaceful sail around the famous Elephantine Island.
Kom Ombo & Edfu Temples
Your Nile cruise continues, stopping at the twin temple of Kom Ombo. This unique structure is dedicated to both Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon god. Later in the day, visit Edfu Temple, one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt, where you can learn more about ancient Egyptian religious practices. As you sail down the Nile, take in the stunning scenery and enjoy traditional Egyptian meals on board.
Luxor’s West Bank
Arrive in Luxor, often referred to as the world’s greatest open-air museum. Today’s tour takes you to the West Bank of Luxor, home to the Valley of the Kings. Explore the tombs of pharaohs, including the famous tomb of Tutankhamun. Next, visit the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, a breathtaking structure carved into the cliffs, and the Colossi of Memnon, two massive statues that have stood for millennia.
Luxor’s East Bank & Return to Cairo
On your final full day in Upper Egypt, visit the magnificent temples of Karnak and Luxor on the East Bank. The sprawling Karnak Temple complex is dedicated to the god Amun and showcases the grandeur of ancient Egyptian architecture. After exploring Luxor, fly back to Cairo for your last evening. You can spend the evening relaxing at your hotel or enjoy a final taste of Egypt’s culinary delights.
Departure from Cairo
Your incredible 8-day journey comes to an end today. After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your departure flight. While your time in Egypt may be over, the memories of ancient temples, vibrant markets, and breathtaking landscapes will stay with you for a lifetime.
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Monuments of the Past
We docked as Aswan during an known moment in the middle of the night. I certainly was not awake for it, although the water in our room temporarily halted and I had to find an alternate method to wash my hands. Thankfully in Egypt, bottled water is aplenty and the only real way to stay hydrated. Anything straight from the tap would be detrimental to both guts and stomach.
Heading back to sleep, I was rudely awoken by an early morning wake-up call and rolled out of bed around 3:15AM in the morning as we needed to drive down to Abu Simbel Temple. Of course, by then, the toilet to the room I shared with Popo were constantly flushing and I was required to find a fix to the problem. I managed it. Somehow. But I can’t say how or why what I did helped. All I know is that it was fixed and we were ready to head down to Abu Simbel. 
From Aswan, Abu Simbel was almost a four hour drive, made more complicated by the fact that the roads were filled with other large coaches, all needing to pass through a police check point.
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It was almost 9AM by the time we pulled up at the temple and listened once more to the exploits of King Ramesses II, from how he defeated the Hittites, even though he was vastly outnumbered, to his vainglorious display of his love for his wife. After all, the small temple at Abu Simbel had been built in her honour. 
What we didn’t get to learn, although I did hastily duck inside the visitor centre to read it just as we were leaving, was that the Abu Simbel we saw was not the original Temple in its original location. After the Nile was dammed and a lake formed in the 1960s (more information will be revealed in a future post), the original Abu Simbel was at threat of being flooded. Egyptian authorities requested the assistance of UNESCO to help move the ancient site out of harm’s way. 
And thus, Abu Simbel was able to remain standing and frequented by tourists.
After drinking my fill of both the large Temple that was Ramesses II’s attempt to say that he was as strong as the midday sun (his statue was placed in the centre between the morning Ra and the afternoon Ra), as well as the Small Temple (although the line was so incredibly long), I started to make my way to the meeting point that our guide had indicated. That was until my hat flew off!
Sill me attempted to stop my hat but had forgotten that I was still holding a hefty water bottle in my left hand. As such, I managed to bludgeon myself with a mighty blow. There was no blood but it still hurt like the Dickens. And, of course, the blow sent me into a panicked anxiety-fuelled spiral. There I was, in the middle of Abu Simbel, wondering if I had suffered extensive brain damage, concussion or possible memory loss.
Let it be known, dear readers, that sometimes it doesn’t pay to read too many articles about sport-related head injuries and their consequences. While a little bump to the noggin can lead to long-term health complications if you’re unlucky, not every light tap will. And even if it did, well, there sin’t much I can do about it now, is there? The deed is done. Just learn to be careful for next time? Or live in a protective bubble!
Regardless, despite my best attempts to stay awake on the drive back to Aswan (for fear of concussion), the comforting rocking of the coach and the early start to the day had me falling asleep in mere minutes.
Once we arrived back at the Jaz Celebrity cruise ship, I had a quick lunch and barely any rest before boarding a sail boat to enjoy a lazy afternoon on the waters of the Nile river.
We then boarded ANOTHER vessel whilst on the water and headed to a distant Nubian village. And what a sight it was! The settlement was a myriad of different colours and the locals rode around on camels and motor vehicles alike. They also kept crocodiles in their own houses. 
It should also be noted that the Nubians also have their own spoken language. After learning my numbers and the Arabic alphabet (which I promptly forgot soon afterwards), we also learned how to say them in basic Nubian (which I also forgot). Afterwards, we enjoyed some tea and snacks at a local Nubian house, which was just as colourful as the other buildings we had seen. But instead of traditional floorboards or carpet, the Nubians liked to coat their floor with sand. 
As some of the tour members rested, including my grandmother, I and a few of the others left to wander the streets. I even bought a simple dress for my mother at a local stall before we returned to our cruise ship by motor boat.
Later, my grandmother was able to celebrate her birthday according to the lunar calendar and we all enjoyed some cake!
And so ended our third last day in Egypt. It was hard to believe that our time in this land of ancient mysteries was finally coming to an end.
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The most beautiful trips in Egypt in the spring weather
The Spring Festival is considered one of the holidays celebrated by the Pharaohs since ancient times, and this holiday is linked to astronomical phenomena and their relationship to nature, as well as to aspects of life. The Spring Festival comes during the spring solstice period; It is the day when the night is equal to the day, and this feast is determined on the twenty-fifth day of the Coptic month (Baramhat), as the Pharaohs believed that that day was the beginning of time, or the beginning of the creation of the world, and the date of the celebration of that feast dates back to the year 2,700 BC, and it is noteworthy that The end of the rule of the third Pharaonic dynasty was in that year, and some historians suggest that the Spring Festival was one of the festivals of Heliopolis and the city of (On), as the atmosphere of the feast was celebrated in the pre-dynastic era. You can enjoy the most beautiful tours through Egypt Trip. 4 days Cairo and Luxor tour package: an unforgettable trip, to attest to the majestic arcana of the pharaohs. 11 days Cairo flight easter tour to Sharm el Sheikh: Fly from your country to Cairo to explore its sites, then fly from Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh to have charming sightseeing of the red sea's most beautiful city. Cairo and the Nile Easter Tours 8 Days 7 Nights: Spend your Easter vacation in Egypt and stay for 8 days to visit Cairo landmarks like the Great Pyramids of Giza and Cairo's historical places. 4 Days Easter Holiday in Cairo and Luxor: A great way to spend Easter is to go on 4 days 3 nights Tour package from Cairo to Luxor. Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh Easter Tours 7 Days 6 Nights: Travel to Egypt during Easter on one of our great Egypt tours to visit Cairo and discover the splendors of Giza's pyramids, the Egyptian Museum, the Coptic Churches in old Cairo, and Islamic Cairo.Cairo and Alexandria Tour During Easter: Spend exceptional 5 days in Egypt, from Cairo to Alexandria. Reserve our Egypt Easter tours from our holiday package to visit the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum, and the khan el Khalili bazaar, then, take a day trip to see the Greco-Roman places in Alexandria and enjoy the Mediterranean sea view. Cairo Short Break During Easter: Spend a pleasant time in Egypt and enjoy the different attractions of Egypt through 4 days of Cairo Short Break, especially during Easter. You can explore Cairo and visit historical Egyptian places such as the great Giza Pyramids, Coptic Cairo, and more. Cairo, Nile Cruise, and Sharm El Sheikh Easter Tour: Try this 12-day in Easter Travel Package to explore Egypt and spend a nice vacation by discovering the Giza Pyramids and Sphinx, Coptic and Islamic Cairo, and the Egyptian Museum. 12 Days Cairo, The Nile, and Hurghada During Easter: Enjoy Easter in Egypt, the land of ancient civilizations. First, you can discover Cairo, and Alexandria, see Luxor the world's largest open-air museum city and then relax on the Red Sea shore of Hurghada for a relaxing time of your life that will never forget. 10-Day Egypt Easter Tour Package: Our Easter Tours Package will allow you to explore Egypt Tours, which is the perfect way to spend your Easter Week. Visit the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx and the Egyptian Museum and Old Cairo before heading to Luxor and Aswan to explore the Nile Valley. 10 Days Egypt Easter Package: Visit Egypt and try the unusual 10-day Easter package in Egypt and do the most favorite things to do in Egypt, explore Cairo, Alexandria, Aswan, and Luxor visit the Pyramids of Giza, and the Egyptian Museum, Coptic Cairo, Alexandria, you can make the most beautiful tourist tours by choosing multiple places and making it possible to visit a number of places and provinces on the same trip through Egypt travel packages, Trips vary and are characterized for a day or two in several ways, as it was by flying or riding modern air-conditioned cars through Egypt Day tours, A unique distinction in the rapid journeys through Egypt shore excursions
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Nile Cruises in Egypt
Nile cruises, where many Egyptians and Egyptian tourists accept to enjoy Nile cruises because of their great impact on the psychological comfort of the individual, as they add an atmosphere of calm and relaxation besides providing Nile boats for different meals. Some ships and boats in Cairo and other governorates offer many offers on the deck of their boats, in addition to some floating boats that contain the most luxurious and largest restaurants on board, adding to some floating hotels as well.
explore more about Egypt during many of the exceptional Egypt travel packages that also cover most of the history I recommend you experience Egypt Christmas tours to see the highlights of Cairo and also get excited and learn about the ancient Egyptian architecture through the Egypt Nile cruise tours and especially in April to enjoy the mild temperatures when you book Egypt Easter tours. I will help you plan your Egypt Classic Tours and cover most of the land of the Pharaohs then we will let you try the highest quality of travel service through Egypt Luxury Tours that allow you to stay at the most outstanding hotels and Nile cruises or if you are traveling with a small amount of money and would like to save your time and expenses you can check our wide variety of Egypt cheap budget tours packages.
To Cover all of the ancient ruins and standing monuments of Aswan city the land of peace and Luxor the city that has a third of the world’s monuments and antiques and also enjoys the most famous Cairo attractions you will need to book an Egypt Nile Cruise tour so here will recommend some enjoyable tours.1- Ms. Nile Dolphin Nile Cruise: The Nile Dolphin offers elegance and class, a touch of history through its interior with all the comforts and technical equipment of a modern hotel, to serve you at the European 5-star level.2- Ms. Amoura Dahabiya Nile Cruise: Amoura Dahabiya Nile River cruise from Aswan to Luxor passing by Kom Ombo and Edfu and Upper Egypt landmarks in style.3- Ms. Mayfair Nile Cruise: Mayfair Nile Cruise takes you to attractions such as Kom Ombo Temple and the Valley of the Kings and includes all meals.4- Ms. Tulip Nile Cruise: Tulip Nile Cruise is a luxurious 5-star Nile cruise that sails between Luxor and Aswan, offers an exceptionally relaxing atmosphere, and offers a variety of entertainment and recreation.5- Ms. Amwaj Living Stone Nile Cruise: Sail along the Nile aboard MS Amwaj Living Stone Deluxe 5-Star Nile Cruise with exceptional service and enjoy the warm sun and blue sky. It is a calm hideaway where you may rest in the sun, tour Pharaoh’s temples, and eat freshly prepared Egyptian cuisine.6- Ms. Farah Nile Cruise: The best experience of our hospitality can be tasted in every aspect on board the Farah Nile Cruise, an Ultra Deluxe cruise, from the handmade Egyptian cotton sheets to the natural dark wood furniture, all designed to delight your senses and enhance your comfort.7- Ms. AL-Kahila Nile Cruise: Al Kahila Nile Cruise is a 5-star deluxe Cruise that sails every Monday 3 nights 4 Days from Aswan to Luxor. You will visit Luxor Aswan’s top sightseeing. Visiting the famous temples and monuments.8- Oberoi Zahra Nile Cruise itinerary: you will See the wonders of ancient Egypt and discover ancient ruins, temples, and five thousand years of Egyptian history on a relaxed four-night trip. With the most spacious luxury cabins and suites, personalized service, and delicious cuisine.9- Oberoi Philea itinerary: at this tour you will enjoy an incredible luxury Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor, visiting the most interesting sights between Aswan and Luxor. In Aswan, see the Temple of Philae and the Great Dam before heading to Luxor to see the magnificent temples of Luxor and Karnak.10- Ms. Sunray Nile Cruise Aswan to Luxor: Embark on your Sunray Nile cruise, one of Egypt’s best Nile cruises sailing from Aswan to Luxor to discover the huge Kom Ombo Temple, the Temple of Horus at Edfu, the Valley of the Kings, the Temples of Luxor, and Karnak.11- Movenpick Ms. Darakum Nile Cruise: Explore the beauties of the Nile aboard the Movenpick MS Darakum Nile Cruise, which features Moroccan and arabesque designs. Discover the massive Kom Ombo Temple, the Temple of Horus at Edfu, the Valley of the Kings, the Temples of Luxor, and Karnak.12- Prince Abbas Lake Nasser Cruise: MS Prince Abbas Cruise offers a great chance to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Nasser between Aswan and Abu Simbel.13- Ms. Concerto Nile Cruise: Cruise from Luxor to Aswan aboard this exciting Nile Cruise, MS Concerto, which offers a great opportunity to enjoy the beautiful view of the Nile River. See the temples and tombs of the ancient world while cruising in a comfortable environment.14- Ms. Alexander The Great Nile Cruise: sail between Luxor & Aswan attractions with an expert tour guide. Discover the best sites of ancient Egyptian civilization. Visit the Temple of Luxor, the Temple of Karnak, the Temple of Hatshepsut, and more.15- Ms. Steigenberger Minerva Nile Cruise: enjoy Egypt’s most breathtaking Nile cruise excursions and uncover the mysteries of ancient Egypt’s architectural masterpieces. Visit the Temple of Karnak, Luxor’s Temple, the Valley of the Kings, and the Temple of Hatshepsut, as well as Aswan’s High Dam, Temple of Philae, and Unfinished Obelisk. Along the way, the temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu can be observed.
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