Ms Royal Esadora Nile Cruise

Itinerary 1 4 Nights 5 days from Luxor to Aswan:

From Aswan to Luxor :3 nights 4 days Nile cruise

Day 1- Aswan tours

It is the time today to enjoy a memorable day at the charming city of Aswan with WORLD TOUR ADVICE, Our tour representative will meet you at any destination in Aswan, then start your day trip exploring  Aswan and Nubian land, the city of gold as nicknamed in ancient Egypt. Aswan is the southernmost city in Egypt and it is featured with its warm weather in the winter, amazing unparalleled scenes of the River Nile, Great fantastic old African markets (Souq) and some quite remarkable historical monuments, An expert Egyptologist tour guide will be your companion in Aswan to scout the famous attractions in the city, Tour start by visiting (Al Saad El Aali) The High Dam, the best Egyptian architectural achievement in the 20th century. The construction works of the dam were completed in 1971 after many years of building. The High Dam helped Egypt control the water of the flood of the River Nile and generate a considerable amount of the country’s electricity, carry on to see the Unfinished Obelisk of queen Hatshepsut, located in the ancient granite quarry in the southern area of Aswan. Hatshepsut unfinished obelisk weighs 1161 tons, and is 41 meters high. It is considered to be one of the largest stones humans have ever dealt with. Stick to the botanic garden located on Kitchener island, enjoy the Nile scenery from the island, and discover the various plants in the garden, Proceed tour to Philae Temple, the most famous highlight of Aswan and one of the most stunning Pharaonic temples in southern Egypt. The Temple was erected during the Ptolemaic period in Egypt devoted to the goddess Isis, finally World Tour Advice  tour guide will accompany you to your Nile Cruise, free time for leisure or walking tour in Aswan old market.

Note: Not all time the botanic garden is included in tours, sometimes it is optional tour

 Day 2 -Kom Ombo - Edfu Temples

Wake up in the early morning to enjoy a new breathtaking sunny day on the land of pharaohs, World Tour advice friendly skillful Egyptologist tour guide will will be your evidence to start your Nile cruise tours exploring the dazzling temple of Kom Ombo, the center of the worship of the god Sobek, the Crocodile god. Kom Ombo temple is overlooking the River Nile, It is quite impressive and is divided in fact out of two temples; one dedicated to god Sobek god of evil, while the other is dedicated to Haroeris, Horus the elder or the good god. Kom Ombo name means the hill of gold, as in the legend god Sobek changed everything to be gold, so people were dying, they suffered as no food, no water but there is a plenty of gold, all animals became statues of gold, river Nile in Kom Ombo became a river of liquid gold, plants became plants of gold, then god Haroeris came to save people, he made  a contract with the evil god to leave things alive and promised to erect a temple divided between him and Sobek the evil god, These 2 temples were built in the 1st and 2nd centuries BC.

After visiting Kom Ombo temple, Back to your Nile Cruise to enjoy lunch meal while the Nile cruise is Sailing to Edfu, Upon arrival Edfu, start a guided tour to the Temple which is located almost halfway between Luxor and Aswan. The Temple is the best example of a preserved temple that dates back to the Ptolemaic period in Egypt. The erection work of the temple began in 257 BC and it took about 25 years to be finishd. Dedicated to the worship of the god Horus, the temple is famous for its 36 meters height pylon and the wonderful statues of the falcon god, Horus. Finally, World tour advice guide will accompany you to your Nile Cruise.

 Day 3 - Luxor East Bank Day Tour

With history that extends for more than 5000 years, World Tour advice will make all dreams true to spend a day tour exploring the most remarkable monuments in Egypt and in all the world, Your will start tour by visiting ( Al Uqsur temple) or Luxor Temple, one of the most important Pharaonic temples in Egypt. Luxor temple is dedicated to the holy triad of Thebes, Amun, Mut, and Khunsu. It was erecteded during the reign of the 18th dynasty, In the Ancient Egyptian language it was known as ipet resyt, "the southern sanctuary", or the (Harem of the south), it was constructed with sandstone from the Gebel el-Silsila area in south Egypt.

stir to explore Karnak Temple That was once connected to the Temple of Luxor, by a 3 kilometers long processional Avenue of Ram Sphinxes, The Karnak Temple Complex.

Karnak temples name was originally derived from Arabic word ElKhauarnaq which means a fortified village, Establishment at the complex start during the reign of Senusret I in the Middle Kingdom (around 2000–1700 BCE) and not stop till the Ptolemaic Kingdom (305–30 BCE), although most of the extant structures date from the New Kingdom especially during the reign of Ramses II, the most remarkable part in the temple is Ramsses II enormous hypostyle hall. Karnak temple appears as a big forest of various courts, pylons, hypostyle halls, huge statues, obelisks, etc, end tour by visiting the famouse huges scarabee statue and the sacred lake, then transfer to Nile cruise to enjoy your lunch meal, free time for leisure or optional tours

 Day 4 - Luxor West Bank Day Tour

With history that extends for more than 5000 years, World tour advice invites you to enjoy a day of a dream on the western bank of Thebes (Luxor), It is a tour dedicated to explore the city of Dead (Wadi El Meluk), or valley of kings.

 Luxor west bank was dedicated to erect ancient necropolises and mortuary temples, inaugurate tour with the Valley of the Kings; the most remarkable tomb in the Valley of the Kings is that of the child king Tut Ankh Amun, a king who ruled Egypt when he was 9 years old, and died when he was 18 years old, his tomb is important as it is the only tomb which was discovered intact in valley of kings,It was discovered by Howard Carter in November 1922. Your ticket will enable you to visit only three tombs, but other tombs are with extra charge as Tut Ankh tomb, Seti I tomb etc.

Valley of kings tombs are featured with their colorful wall paintings of mortuary scenes of ancient Egypt, Stir  to explore the Temple of El Deir El Bahari, a mortuary temple dedicated for Queen Hatshepsut, dates back more than 3500 years; the temple is featured with its magnificent location at the bottom of one of Luxor Mountains, its imposing terraces, and many wonderful architectural features like the chambers of Anubis, Hathor, and the Pont Hall. Carry on to The Colossi of Memnon, the only remaining part of the Great Mortuary Temple of (Amen-hotep III). Enjoy shopping tour in Luxor markets, finally World Tour Advice  tour guide will accompany you to Luxor Airport,or train station or any other site in Luxor city