In the Al Giza Desert in Giza, you can visit the Great Sphinx, the iconic landmark of Egypt. This sandstone lion with human head is one of the most famous landmarks in Egypt, but what’s even more interesting is the fact that this landmark has lost its nose. It may have lost it as recently as the 15th century, but it’s hard to tell when it disappeared.
Luxor Temple
A trip to Luxor includes visiting the Valley of the Kings, one of Egypt’s most prestigious monuments. Located in the city of Luxor, this complex is accessible via the Old and New Gurna neighborhoods. Along with the Valley of the Kings, visitors can also explore the pylons and brightly painted mud houses that were once alabaster factories. For the ultimate Luxor Temple experience, a Luxor Temple Egypt tour should be part of your itinerary.
Aswan
Traveling by land from Cairo to Aswan is possible with an Egypt tours to Aswan. The journey takes about 1.5 hours and costs between 100 and 200 EGP. Taxis are available from most major hubs in the country. You may also travel by train, which is a scenic and affordable option. Some areas of Aswan are only accessible by boat or by tour. The Nubian Museum and Philae Temple are other places to visit while traveling to Aswan.
Abu Simbel
If you are looking for a memorable day trip from Cairo, an Abu Simbel, Egypt tour is the perfect way to get there. A professional Egyptologist will pick you up from your hotel or Nile cruise and then transfer you to Abu Simbel. The drive takes approximately three and a half hours. You’ll visit the temples, then head back to Cairo to catch your flight. Once you’re back in Cairo, you’ll book your next trip to Egypt!
Nile River cruise
The best way to see the modern and ancient side of Egypt is with a Nile River cruise. These tours typically take place in October, when the river is at its most pristine and evocative. Listed below are some of the highlights of your Nile cruise. There are several reasons why you should take one. Whether you’re a history buff or simply curious about ancient Egyptian culture, a Nile river cruise is a must-do!
Queen Nefertari’s Tomb
When you visit the Queen Nefertari’s Tomb in Luxor, you’ll discover a wealth of Egyptian history. She is represented in her tomb wearing long white garments, a vulture-like gold headdress, and jewels and other precious items. The tomb also features a beautiful outer doorway that leads to the outer hall. The lintel is decorated with a sun-disk and depictions of the goddesses Isis and Nephthys in falcon form. Her doorway lambs are inscribed with the name of the queen, making the tomb an incredible place to visit during your Egypt tour.