Four days on five star Nile river cruise ship

Day 01:- (Aswan) (Lunch and Dinner)

Your tour guide will pick you up from Aswan train station or Aswan airport, transfer to our 5 star Nile cruise to check in(All cabins are fully equipped with air-conditioning, radio, telephone and private facilities),our tour starts to visit to the High Dam and Temple of Philae, the dam itself is one of the greatest engineering achievements of the 20th century,then drive to visit the unfinished obelisk of queen Hatshpsuit which is the most largest obelisk in the world,transfer to our 5 star Nile cruise to check in(All cabins are fully equipped with air-conditioning, radio, telephone and private facilities),Lunch .have Dinner, Overnight onboard

Day 02:- (aswan –kom ombo)(full board)

Have Breakfast,free morning,after lunch, sailing starts towards Kom Ombo (60 km) where a visit to the temple shared by two Gods, Sobek the Crocodile God and Haroeris, the Falcon God is included. During the night, sailing continues up to Edfu. After dinner, join the fun on board at the Galabeya party wearing traditional Egyptian costumes, while being entertained by the resident band on board, very original and a lots of fun. Overnight.

Day 03:- (Edfu – Luxor city)

Early visit to the Temple of Horus son of Isis and Osiris in Edfu by horse drawn carriages. This is probably the best-preserved major temple in Egypt. During the day, we sail towards Luxor via the Esna lock (120Km). Do not miss the crossing of the lock, which can take place anytime. Dinner on board. Evening is at leisure during which one can relish breathtaking views of the Nile Valley

Day 04:- (Luxor) (Half board)

After breakfast, check out, proceed to the West Bank to visit the Valley of the Kings, entrance to three tombs included. Along the sides, is the Necropolis of Thebes, where the Valley of the Kings and the lesser-known Valley of the Queens make up part of the huge “City of The Dead” where the Pharaohs, their queens and the nobles of the 2nd millennium BC were buried in full religious ceremonial trappings; visit Hatshepsut Temple and the Colossi of Memnon. Followed by the visit to the Karnak temple. The highlight of this tour is the largest surviving obelisk in Egypt, the Theban trinity of gods, and the amazing Great Hypostyle Hall, with its 134-colomns. After the tour proceed to Luxor airport (station).