Overview

Welcome to an extraordinary adventure through ancient history onboard one of our exceptional super 5* Nile cruises and experience the best of ancient Egypt in just 3 nights Nile cruise from Aswan include Abu Simbel. Allure the must-see attractions in Aswan. Break down the waters of the Nile towards the powerful temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu and finally, you will settle down in Luxor besides the splendors of the divine Karnak temple and the captivating Valley of the Kings and enjoy the hidden tales of the ancestors which decorated the heavenly temples and tombs. Book your trip of wonders, sail the Nile of the immortals, and keep your joyful memories.

Day1:

Aswan Dam is one of the few modern attractions of Aswan was created in the 60s with the help of the Soviet government to protect Egypt from the floodwaters plus control and store it and produce electricity in the process.

Philea temple is like a stone open book revealing all the ancient tale of Isis goddess of motherhood and healing the wife of Osiris the ruler of the underworld. The temple is the last temple of its kind to be built in Egypt in the Ptolemaic period between 380-360 BC.

We will transfer you to 5* deluxe Nile cruise to check-in, have lunch on the cruise, and overnight on board.

Day 2: 

The double temples of the crocodile Sobek came to be in 205 BC & 180 BC that offers a unique design located across the Nile for everyone to see.

Once you finish, you will be back to your cruise ship for a delicious lunch meal while cruising towards Edfu. Upon arrival, you will be escorted by a horse carriage to marvel at:

Edfu Temple

The great temple of the falcon sky god Horus "Edfu Temple" was constructed between 237- 27 BC in the Ptolemaic era to honor the site where Horus fought his uncle Set in an epic battle.

Return to your Nile cruise, continue cruising to Luxor through Esna, and arrive Luxor late at night.  Overnight onboard the cruise.

Have breakfast on board then check out before your Egyptologist will guide you by an air-conditioned car to Luxor east and west bank to the allure:

Valley of the Kings

During the New Kingdom (1570-1070 BC), the kings and the queens of this period were buried inside the core of a mountain in mesmerizing tombs up to 20 royal ones filled with captivating colorful artwork and designs, golden treasures to famous names like Seti I, Tutankhamun and more.

Hatshepsut Temple

The legendary beauty of Hatshepsut temple is truly intoxicating created in her reign between 1479 BC and 1458 BC to showcase his glorious might, successful legacy, and more importantly the beauty of the classical architecture design of that era.

Colossi of Memnon

The only monument id Luxor that is not home-crafted as it was made in Cairo in the reign of Amenhotep III (1368-1350 BC) and moved across 700 km to stand at the entrance of the city.

Lunch will be served at a good quality restaurant then move to visit:

Karnak Temple

One of the oldest complete and preserved constructions in the history of mankind is located in Luxor called the Karnak temple complex which became the center where ancient Egyptians worshipped their gods from 2055 BC all the way till 100 AD. It is like a stone archive showcases all the religious life aspects of ancient Egyptian times.