Day 1: Hurghada – Dendera – Luxor

Begin your journey with an early morning pickup from your hotel in Hurghada in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. Travel comfortably to the majestic Temple of Hathor 360 at Dendera, a beautifully preserved site dating back to the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. This temple is notable for its grand hypostyle hall, astronomical ceiling, and intricate carvings of Cleopatra VII and her son Caesarion. Once a center of healing, the temple’s sacred sanatorium offered spiritual and physical rejuvenation to ancient pilgrims.

A special visit in Luxor city.

Next, continue to Luxor, home to some of ancient Egypt’s most awe-inspiring monuments. Explore the vast KarnakTemple Complex, the largest religious structure ever built, spanning 247 acres 360 . After enjoying lunch at a local restaurant on the West Bank, delve into the tombs of pharaohs at the Valley of the Kings, where rulers such as Ramses II and Tutankhamun found their final resting place. Then, stop by the towering Colossi of Memnon, remnants of Amenhotep III’s mortuary temple.
Followed by overnight accommodation in your hotel in Luxor.

After breakfast, depart for Aswan, a city rich in both natural beauty and historical treasures. Begin your visit with the enchanting Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis and famed for its elegant island setting. Enjoy a relaxing felucca ride around Elephantine Island, then continue to the remarkable Aswan High Dam, a modern engineering marvel that gave rise to Lake Nasser.Wrap up the day at the Unfinished Obelisk, an enormous monument in the granite quarries that reveals the techniques used by ancient craftsmen. Savor lunch during the tour, followed by overnight accommodation at your hotel in Aswan.

Day 3: Abu Simbel – Return to Hurghada

Start early with a breakfast box and a scenic drive to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Abu Simbel. These twin temples, carved directly into the mountainside, are among Egypt’s most iconic monuments. The Great Temple of Ramses II is guarded by four colossal statues, while the nearby Temple of Queen Nefertari, dedicated to Hathor, showcases remarkable artistry and symmetry. These temples were famously relocated in the 1960s to save them from the rising waters of Lake Nasser—a feat of international cooperation led by UNESCO.

After this unforgettable visit, enjoy lunch in Aswan before beginning the return journey to Hurghada. This three-day tour offers a seamless blend of Egypt’s most renowned archaeological wonders, cultural richness, and modern comfort.

Essentials to Pack:

(Valid Passport – Comfortable Clothing -Hat or Cap -Sunglasses -Sunscreen )

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