attractions.
Saqqara Step Pyramid
Saqqara Step Pyramid or Djoser Pyramid is the oldest stone structure in the world dates back to the third dynasty around 2450 BC. Saqqara is home to many Pharaonic tombs and Pharaonic Pyramids. In fact, the Step Pyramid complex has a lot to see such as the Southern tomb, Serdab, House of South, House of North and Heb Sed Festival court plus the Pyramid itself.
Unas Pyramid
Another tourist attractions in Saqqara dates back to the fifth dynasty and the first Pyramid contains Pyramid Texts. King Unas covers the interior walls of his Pyramids with these religious texts to guide him and protect him in the afterlife. In fact, these Pyramids texts provide information about ancient Egyptian religion and Funerary beliefs.
Princess Idut tomb
A visit to Idut tomb will give you an idea about daily life in ancient Egypt such as fishing, agriculture, and ancient Egyptian animals. The tomb has amazing False Door, and Offerings table.
Lunch Meal
At the end of your Saqqara tour, you will enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant in the same area
Egyptian Museum
Proceed with your guide to your next stop to the National Egyptian Museum. The Museum is home to some of Tutankhamun treasures from his tomb in Luxor, sarcophagi, Papyri, coffins, animals’ mummies, and Hieroglyphics Stele. Also, the top attractions of the Museum now is the treasures of Yuya and Tuya (some scholars think they are prophet Joseph’s dad and mom).
At the end of the day, your guide will drive you to Giza railway stations to board your sleeper train to Luxor.
Meals:
Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Breakfast will be served in the train and upon arrival, you will start your Luxor attractions on the east bank of the Nile River.
Karnak temple
The temple of Karnak is the biggest temple in the world and you can spend hours here but there a lot to see and not to be missed. The Avenue of Sphinxes, Pylons, Hypostyle Hall, Sacred Lake, Obelisks, and the Scarab. Besides, Ptah temple, Red Chapel of Hatshepsut, White Chapel of Senusret I, Khonsu temple and Mut temple. Also, the wall reliefs talk about wars in ancient Egypt, education, Festivals in ancient Egypt, and daily ritual in the temples.
Lunch Meal
Enjoy your lunch at a restaurant with Nile view
Luxor temple
Once, you finish your lunch meal, you will head to Luxor temple to watch the huge colossi of Ramesses the great, and his Obelisk. Also, you will walk with your guide to explore the Divine Birth of Amenhotep III, Alexander the great Chapel, Hatshepsut shrines, and Tutankhamun Opet Festival scenes.
Once, you finish your tour, you will go to have smooth check-in at your Luxor hotel and overnight.
Meals:
Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Enjoy your hearty breakfast at the hotel then join your guide for a full day guided tour to Luxor west bank attractions such as
Valley of the Kings
One of the best things to do in Luxor is the visit of the Valley of the Kings with its 63 rock-cut tombs including Tutankhamun tomb. Indeed, all the kings of the 18th dynasty, 19th dynasty, and 20th dynasty are buried in the Valley of the Kings. Also, they covered the walls of these tombs with many religious books like Book the Dead, Book of the Caverns, Book of the Holy Cow and Book of imyduat. Here, you will have perfect idea about Egyptian gods, ancient Egyptian religion and the funerary beliefs in ancient times.
Hatshepsut temple
Another Luxor tourist attractions dates back to the New Kingdom for the Queen Hatshepsut, daughter of Thutmose I. However, Senmut built that temple in Deir El Bahari near the Mortuary temple of Mentuhotep II from the 12 dynasty, Middle Kingdom. Whenever, you visit the temple, look at the beautiful scenes on Hathor Chapel, Anubis Chapel, Punt expedition, Divine Birth of Hatshepsut, and agriculture scenes.
Lunch
Enjoy a home-made lunch at a very nice restaurant behind Memnon Colossi.
Valley of Nobles
Valley of the Nobles facing Ramesseum in half distance between Valley of the Kings and Habu temple. These Nobles tombs are amazing as they have a lot of daily life scenes such as agriculture, trading, music and dance. In other words, the daily life of ancient Egyptian common people.
At the end of the day, you will be driven to Luxor station to take the sleeper train to Cairo.
Meals:
Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Enjoy your hearty breakfast on board the train then join your guide to the top Islamic attractions in Egypt.
Citadel of Saladin
This unique building in the Islamic Cairo was built by Saladin from the Ayyubid dynasty in 1176 to protect Egypt from the Crusaders attacks. The Citadel of Saladin is a magnificent building hosts medieval and 19th-Century history. In fact, the citadel was the seat of Egyptian government during the Ayyubid dynasty, Mamluks dynasty, Ottoman dynasty till Khedive Ismail moved the seat of government from the Citadel to Abdeen Palace. It has 4 gates, 13 towers, 4 mosques, 2 Museums including the National Police Museum, and National Military Museum.
Alabaster Mosque
Mohamed Ali Mosque is a very famous mosque in Cairo besides Al Azhar Mosque and Sultan Hassan Madrasa and Mosque. The Alabaster Mosque has beautiful dooms, Ablution fountain, Clock tower, and Mausoleum. In need, from outside the mosque, you can catch an amazing view for Cairo from the highest point between Moqattam hills and Nile River. Also, you will see Ahmed Ibn Tulun Mosque and the Pyramids in the clear days.
Lunch
Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant before you go back to your hotel to rest till dinner time.
Khan El Khalili & El Moez street
Enjoy the very famous Bazaar in Cairo and walk the very narrow alleys and make your shopping.
At the end of your tour, you will go back to your hotel for overnight
Dinner Cruise
On the agreed time, your guide will join you from your hotel to Enjoy two hours dinner cruise in one of the luxury Nile Cruises boats. Enjoy your dinner with live music and belly dancer show and Tanoura show. Also, you can enjoy Cairo by night from the sundeck while sailing.
Meals:
Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Enjoy your last breakfast at the hotel then transfer around 06.00 am to Cairo airport for final departure.
Meals:
breakfast