Early this morning, meet your driver and transfer to Cairo Airport for your flight to Luxor. Upon arrival, meet your guide and visit the Karnak temple. Board your Nile cruise ship in time for lunch, then explore the Luxor Temple. Return to the ship for a welcome drink, followed by dinner on board.

Explore the Valley of the Kings, the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the Colossi of Memnon, and the magnificent Luxor Temple. Be My Guest experience, savoring freshly baked bread with honey and refreshing mint tea amid this remarkable archaeological landscape.

Cruise cross Esna Lock then sailing to Edfu – Stop in Edfu to visit Edfu temple (Temple of Horus ) you will reach the temple by Horse carriage then sailing to Kom Ombo and stop in Kom Ombo to visit Kom Ombo temple then sailing to aswan & arrive aswan Late night

Nubian Village Experience the soul of the Nile with a scenic cruise to a traditional Nubian village near Soheil Island. Immerse yourself in local life as you meet the warm-hearted residents and explore their famous rainbow-colored homes tucked away in lush palm groves. After shopping for authentic handmade gifts, enjoy a relaxing return sail down the Nile. We’ll handle the details, then back to cruise .

Enjoy a relaxed morning on the ship. Later, you’ll disembark and fly back to Cairo.

Step into the red-walled neoclassical palace that has guarded Egypt’s history since 1902. Unlike the modern, airy galleries of the newer museums, the Tahrir Museum feels like an "explorer’s attic," where thousands of years of history are packed into every corner. What Makes It Special in 2026? Even though the famous King Tutankhamun collection has moved to the GEM, the Tahrir Museum remains a powerhouse of archaeology: The Masterpieces: It still houses iconic statues like the Seated Scribe, the lifelike eyes of Rahotep and Nofret, and the colossal statues of Akhenaten. Tanis Treasures: Often called the "Silver Pharaohs," the breathtaking gold and silver treasures from the Royal Tombs of Tanis are a hidden gem here. The Atmosphere: Wander through high-ceilinged halls filled with massive stone sarcophagi,intricate papyri, and thousands of smaller artifacts that tell the story of daily life in Ancient Egypt.

Today is dedicated to Egypt’s most iconic landmarks. Visit the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx, then continue to Saqqara to explore the Step Pyramid. Conclude the day in Memphis, the ancient capital of Egypt.