Egypt Eternal Odyssey

Prepare to tour the majestic Giza Pyramids in the morning, which include the famous Sphinx, a symbol of mystery, and the Great Pyramid, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. After that, you can go to the Sakkara Pyramid, which is the location of the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the earliest stone construction. Explore Memphis, Egypt's former capital, which is renowned for its imposing statues and temples. You will then be taken to your hotel to spend the night there.

Take a picturesque train ride from Cairo to Luxor to start your day. Once you're there, check into your hotel and take some time to unwind. The first stop on your sightseeing tour of Luxor is the Karnak Temple, a huge structure devoted to the god Amun that is distinguished by its sacred lake and tall columns. After that, take in the magnificent carvings of Egyptian gods in the Luxor Temple. You'll be taken to your hotel later to spend the night there.

You'll be taken to Hurghada after checking out. Explore the West Bank of Luxor on the way. The architectural wonder of Egypt's strong female ruler, the Queen Hatshepsut Temple, is open for you to see. Next, marvel at the 18-meter-tall Colossi of Memnon, which formerly guarded the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III. After arriving in Hurghada, check into your accommodation and relax for the day. Before going back for the night, you might visit the Hurghada Museum or explore the Monastery of St. Paul.

Hurghada is yours to explore at your own pace today. You may see relics from Egypt's rich history, from ancient civilizations to the present, at the Hurghada Museum. After that, take a tour of the Grand Aquarium, which has more than 1,200 different kinds of aquatic life and an underwater tunnel. You may also take a walk along the marina, which is well-known for its lively eateries and retail establishments. Later, make your own way back to your accommodation for the night.

You will be taken to Cairo once you have checked out of your accommodation. Check in when you get there, then take the day off. You can see royal paintings and antiques at the magnificent Al Manial Palace Museum. After that, you can investigate the Nilometer, an old building that was used to gauge the water levels in the Nile. Before heading back to your hotel for the night, you can explore Cairo's lively streets and savor regional cuisine.