In the early morning, you will be enjoying the breakfast at the Nile Cruise to get ready for more fun in this Luxor and Aswan Nile Cruise trip.

As a start for this day, you will be exploring the historical sites of the West Bank of Luxor by visiting the Valley of the Kings. Established more than 3500 years ago, the kings of ancient Egypt started hiding their tombs inside the mountains to protect them against intruders. Today, they still preserve their greatness and charm with bright colors and marvelous decorations.

Your next visit at the West Bank of Luxor should be to the marvelous Temple of Hatshepsut. This impressive temple was constructed on the ruins of a much older mortuary temple of Mentuhotep II during the 15th century BC. Today, it is famous for its terraces, colorful statues, and many chapels.

For more interesting places, you have to explore the Colossi of Memnon. These stunning and huge two statues are the only parts of the existing section of the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III. Named after the Greek hero, Memnon, one of these two statues used to make some humming noises. They believed they were of the mother of Memnon crying after the death of her son.

Your Nile cruise will be organizing amazing entertainment events for you to enjoy your evening with some belly dancing shows, live music, costume parties, and much more.

You will be sailing towards Edfu city while spending a great night on the Nile Cruise.

Breakfast will be served to you on the Nile Cruise then you will get ready to have more fun on this Nile cruise trip.

Your first visit of the day will be to the Temple of Edfu, the finest preserved ancient Egyptian temple in the land of the Nile. It was constructed by the Ptolemies in the 3rd century BC for the worship of the god Horus. The temple is featured with its marvelous stone columns and fascinating wall carvings. Afterwards, we would be sailing towards Kom Ombo.

Then the Nile Cruise ship will land at the location of the Temple of Kom Ombo, established in the Ptolemaic period and completed in the Roman era, the temple is dedicated to two gods, the local crocodile, Sobek, and the famous eagle god, Haroeris. This was why the temple was divided into two sections; one for each god.

Your Nile cruise will be organizing amazing entertainment events in the evening just for your entertainment, this will include belly dancing shows, live music, costume parties, and much more.

You will be sailing towards Aswan city tonight.

Enjoy the most delicious Breakfast on your Nile Cruise. Let’s start this marvelous Nile cruise trip by visiting the most wonderful historical sites in Aswan and begin with the amazing structure ofthe Philae Temple, the best example of Potomac temples that was finely preserved.

It was a central hub for the worship of the goddess Isis. The whole complex was relocated to Agilkia Island after the construction of the High Dam in a huge project led by UNESCO.

Once you’re visiting Aswan city you should never miss the great building ofthe High Dam. Considered by many people as the most important construction of modern Egypt, the dam was built in the 1960s to restore the flood water of the River Nile and generate electricity.

The last visit of today has to be more special, so you will be visiting the Unfinished Obelisk, which was found in the granite quarry in the Southern part of the city of Aswan. If completed, the unfinished obelisk would have been the largest piece of stone humans ever dealt with.

Nile cruise will be organizing wonderful entertainment programs in the evening including belly dancing shows, live music, costume parties, and much more.

Get a great relaxing night in the middle of the Nile.

You will be enjoying your delicious breakfast at your Nile Cruise. Then get ready to check out the Nile Cruise.

You will have the choice now to go on an Optional Tour to Abu Simbel. the finest example of marvelous temples built by the ancient Egyptians in Nubia. Constructed by Ramses II more than 3000 year ago, the temple was transferred to its current location after the building of the High Dam.

At the end of this marvelous trip, you will be heading back to the Aswan Airport.