Luxor “Thebes”  the capital of Ancient Egypt, is known as the "greatest open air museum in the world." Egypt's top tourist destination is home to sites ( the Temple of Karnak - a city of temples built over 2000 years, and the Luxor temple complex.

Across the Nile lies the Valley of Kings, with more than 65 royal tombs, and the Valley of Queens, with the tomb of Nefertari.

Day 1 :-  Luxor Valley of the Kings

Early Arrival to Luxor, A full day of sightseeing, dictated by the early departure of all Nile cruisers next morning. The massive pair of statues known as the Colossi of Memnon are the first monuments, visit to the West Bank, home to the legendary Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens. You’ll also see the colonnaded Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. 

In the  evening you can visit  the Luxor Heritage Center and watch the Cultrama show

Day 2 :- Luxor East Bank

Morning  visit to the magnificent Temple of Karnak. More than a temple, it’s a gigantic and stunning complex of sanctuaries and pylons dedicated to the Theban gods.
Afternoon Visit Museum Ancient Art & Mummification,  Later, visit to the Temple of Luxor built by Pharaoh Amenophis III.
Luxor Temple looks stunning at dusk and is beautifully illuminated at night. In the evening, Visit the Karnak Sound & Light.

Day 3:- Nile cruising

Luxor - Nile cruising - breakfast. As the sun rises, it will depart Luxor in the early hours of the morning to wait in queue for the opening of the Esna lock.
 you will enjoy a well deserved day of complete R&R. Pull up a deck chair and relax as we sail upstream toward Temple of Horus at Edfu. depending on cruise schedule, you may tour Edfu Temple this afternoon or early tomorrow morning.

 Day 4:- Nile cruising & Kom Ombo Temple

Nile cruising - breakfast. A relaxing day as we sail the Nile. Later you will visit the waterside Temple of Kom Ombo. Arrive Aswan late evening.

Day 5:-TEMPLE OF KING RAMSES II – ABU SIMBEL

Aswan - Abu Simbel - Aswan - breakfast. It's an early start this morning as you fly to Abu Simbel for the the most awe-inspiring temple of all ancient Egypt, with its gargantuan rock-cut façade, the great Sun Temple of King Ramses II at Abu Simbel was created to revere the mighty pharaonic ruler King Ramses II.

Guarding the entrance to the temple (built between 1290 and 1224 BC) hewn into the side of a mountain are four famous colossal statues of the pharaoh himself, which sit majestically, staring out across the desert, seemingly since time began.

Over the centuries, the desert sands imperceptibly shifted until the temple was all but lost to humanity.
It was rediscovered by chance in 1813 by a Swiss explorer called John Lewis Burkhardt.
 The other rock cut temple at Abu Simbel is the Temple of Hathor, which is fronted by six massive standing statues.
 Four of them represent King Ramses II, whilst the other two are of his beloved wife-Queen Nefertari.
you will be  drive back to Aswan, Back in Aswan, you will visit the Philae Temple.
 After a later lunch, a visit to the High Dam, then an impromptu felucca cruise to Elephantine and Kitchener Island. Evening free.
Lunch, dinner & overnight - Aswan

 Day 6 :-Explore Aswan

Aswan - Cairo - breakfast. A free day to explore Aswan your own way. Shop in the colourful souqs and markets or simply relax and sip on a cocktail and watch the feluccas ply their way in Egypt's southern most town straddling the River Nile. 

This evening, you will be back to Cairo. 

• From : XX to Luxor /  Aswan to XX 
  you can have a flight check  from Luxor Airport  or  Luxor Portal  Airways Link
• From Cairo to Luxor  /  Aswan to Cairo


• Plane : Egypt Air
• Train :
•  Air-conditioned express train - travellers to Luxor can choose from 1st and 2nd class carriages, both with comfortable aircraft-style seats. The journey down the Nile Valley takes the larger part of the daylight hours (approx. 9 hrs).
• Overnight air-conditioned express train - the night service, otherwise identical, saves sightseeing time compared with travelling by day and costs far less than the deluxe sleeper.
• Overnight deluxe sleeper - saving time and discomfort, modern air-conditioned sleeping-cars are run between Cairo and Luxor by a company called Abela Egypt. Each train has a selection of 1- and 2-berth rooms and a club / lounge car. An evening meal and breakfast are included in the fare. Note that passengers travelling alone who don't opt for a single-berth compartment will be booked into a 2-berth compartment with another, random traveller of the same sex.
• Slow trains - 2nd & 3rd class slow trains also run between Cairo and Luxor, stopping at most stations - these are incredibly basic and are not recommended for tourists.