How to plan ultimate adventure through Egypt Travel Packages , from Cairo to the Red Sea

millennia old pyramids temples and tombs painted with art that rivals the Louvre, egypt has so much history. The cradle of human civilization over 5,000 years ago the Egyptians call it umm al dunya— the mother of the world and you can visit these amazing lanmarks through booking in Egypt Tours provide you with numerous suggestions also we offer this tour for you Half Day Tour Giza Pyramids and Great Sphinx with Private Tour Guide

Egypt is the ultimate time machine. The past and present blend together to create a living history. The Pyramids of Giza, the last of the seven wonders of the ancient world, tower over the city of Cairo, Africa’s third biggest city and the Middle East’s largest. Head south along the Nile and you’ll find the ancient city of Luxor where a temple built over 3,400 years ago sits in the middle of what was once Thebes, a reminder of Egypt’s heritage and you can also visit this landmarks with your family through Egypt Family Tours give you also many offers to choose from

the Nile runs through the heart of most of Egypts big cities and is the lifeline against the desert this blue green ribbon of life supports lush vegetation in the sahara desert and creates oases. See this contrast by flying in a hot air balloon over luxor’s west bank where the desert takes back its territory from the riverbanks lined with date palms and green grass. or travel like royalty on a scenic multi day cruise along the Nile. follow in the footsteps of the pharaohs their armies and merchants and make the temples and tombs between Luxor and Aswan easily accessible and we recommend this trip for you Cairo Felucca Boat on the Nile

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these mountains are the perfect backdrop for snorkelers coming up from the water and scuba divers returning from their red sea adventures below the surface the underwater world is a living aquarium sea turtles sharks and brightly coloured fish darting through coral reefs that cover the sea floor and rise up the walls. Seeing the Red Seas marine life is one of the world’s top underwater experiences and combining it with a Nile cruise is the ultimate egyptian experience and Egypt Day Tours has variety of tours in many countries in Egypt

Itinerary 1: The Nile Valley

Start point: Cairo
End point: Abu Simbel
Distance travelled: 725 miles
Average length: 10 days

Herodotus called Egypt the "gift of the Nile" but that doesn’t quite cover it. Egypt is the Nile and the Nile is Egypt. Almost 1,000 miles long, the Nile is not just the longest river in the world, it’s a lifeline. Without it one of the earliest civilizations in the world would never have existed here and if you want to have luch meal in nile cruise we reccomend this trip for you Lunch Cruise Tours in Cairo Nile you will spend so much fun time

In ancient Egypt, the major temples and cities were along the fertile banks of the Nile known as Kemet or “the black land”] by the people. The river’s flow from south to north was at the heart of the Egyptian’s world view, just like the sun’s journey across the sky. On the west bank of the Nile, the desert fringes – symbolically the realm of the dead – are where most of the country’s tombs and pyramids are. The ancient Egyptians saw paradise as the ‘Field of Reeds’, a divine version of the lush greenery the Nile supported. Today 95% of Egyptians still live within a few miles of this lifeblood and also if you want to be in a private tour Egypt Private Tours give you many suggestions to choose from

this classic route up the Nile by boat has been around since the pharaohs and is still the most popular way to see egypt It takes you to the country’s main sites. For a more off the beaten path experience away from the crowds spend more time in luxor dig deeper into cairo’s history and unwind in Aswan beyond the Pyramids of Giza and the Valley of the Kings there are hidden gems for those who look and Luxor Day Tours and Aswan Day Tours provide Numerous trips for you to choose from

Highlights along the Nile Valley

1. Cairo

Get lost in the crazy chaos of Cairo. The Pyramids of Giza are the main event, and their grandeur is breathtaking. While you wait for the new Grand Egyptian Museum to open, get a sneak peek at the 20 royal mummies on show at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. And don’t miss the chance to see the golden mask of Tutankhamun, which is currently at the Egyptian Museum on Tahrir Square until the Grand Egyptian Museum opens its doors and you can visit the Egyptian Museum through this trip Private Day Tour Giza Pyramids, Sphinx , Egyptian Museum and Bazaar

2. Luxor

Take the train for 10 hours day or night to get to the city built on top of the ancient capital of thebes luxor has many World heritage sites, the big luxor temple and the huge karnak temple complex Just outside the city the valley of the Kings reveals the tombs of the pharaohs. nearby is the ramesseum with its massive statues that inspired shelley’s poem ozymandias and the beautiful temple of the female pharaoh hatshepsut and if you want to travel luxor from cairo this trip Cairo Day Tour from Luxor by Flight

3. Edfu

cruise out of luxor and spend the day on the Nile where you’ll see desert dunes and date palm shoreline from the comfort of your cabin. Your day usually starts with a visit to Edfu, a lovely town 70km upriver and famous for its temple and you can visit Efu and Komombo in one trip you can book this Trip to Edfu and Kom Ombo temples from Luxor

4. Kom Ombo

at Kom Ombo 40 miles or 5 hours sail from Edfu, the Nile crocodile gets its due. This double temple is split, with one half to Sobek the crocodile headed god of pharaonic power and fertility. At the end of your visit you’ll find a museum with mummified crocodile a great insight into ancient egyptian worship of this beast and you can visit another many landmarks in luxor through Egypt Tour Packages give you many offers

5. Aswan

all cruises arrive in aswan after 2 nights on board from luxor.By this time the Nile is at its most beautiful. Hop on a felucca, a traditional sailboat and visit Gharb Soheil, a lively Nubian village inhabited by an Indigenous group with a history going back to pharaonic times. As the day winds down have a drink on the terrace of the Old Cataract Hotel, famous for being where agatha christie wrote part of death on the Nile and you can travel to aswan during your vacation Egypt Vacation Package

6. Abu Simbel

abu Simbel sits on the shores of Lake Nasser, a massive lake created by the Aswan Dam in 1970. The temples were moved, stone by stone, to higher ground to save them from the rising waters. Twice a year the sun shines directly on the giant Ramses II and two of the three gods in the inner sanctum and also there trips for women you can book it through Egypt Women Tours provide you with numerous suggestions to choose from

Itinerary 2: The Red Sea & Sinai

Start point: Sharm el-Sheikh
End point: Nuweiba
Distance travelled: 250 miles
Average length: 7 days

while the nile is egypt’s most famous waterway the red Sea on the east coast has its own water wonders. suitable for everyone from casual snorkellers to advanced scuba divers the red sea is a colourful underwater world under the surface you’ll find endemic marine life yellow butterflyfish neon parrotfish and clownfish hiding in anemones The coral reefs add to the sea’s magic a technicolour dreamworld to explore underwater and you can another landmarks in cairo through Cairo Day Tours

while the big resorts take over the coast around Sharm el-Sheikh, the development and crowds fade away as you head north. a few miles inland the sinai opens up into a dramatic landscape of mountains and valleys home to the long established Bedouin tribes. Hiking trails climb up mountain tops and through valleys etched with centuries of graffiti – nabataeans of petra to crusaders. these trails lead to secret wild swimming pools and waterfalls and a peaceful escape into the heart of Sinai’s wilderness.

from egypt’s highest to its lowest. from the top of the mountains to the bottom of the sea. East of Sinai and into the biblical mountains discover both the big and the small of this old country.

Highlights on the Red Sea and Sinai

1. Sharm el-Sheikh

When you need a break from the sun, sand and snorkelling Sharm el-Sheikh has some great alternatives. the sharm el-sheikh museum is the only museum on the peninsula and has a wonderful collection of artifacts that showcase egypt’s history from pharaohs to bedouin culture In the heart of the old market is the Sahaba Mosque a beautiful piece of architecture. despite the name the Old Market is relatively new and the mosque itself has unique Gaudí like design with its spiral brick columns and honeycombed minarets and if you want to visit another landmarks in this country Sharm El Sheikh Day Tours provide you with numerous sugestions

2. Ras Mohamed National Park

at the bottom of Sinai, egypt’s first national park has some of the most amazing dive sites in the area. The vertical reef walls are named after what you can find: Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, shark observatory, anemone city. For advanced divers there are numerous shipwrecks to explore and their treasures scattered on the bottom. For a special experience stay overnight in a canvas tent on the beach at Bedouin owned Bedawi Eco Camping inside the park

3. Dahab

Dahab is Egypt’s go to chill out destination, where digital nomads and Bedouins mix. This laid back town has whitewashed cafes with Bedouin rugs lining the crescent shaped bays. Here snorkelers swim and remote workers type away on their laptops. Just north of town is the famous Blue Hole, home to the Arch. Unfortunately the Arch has had a few fatalities but the Blue Hole is a safe and popular spot for responsible snorkelling and diving and also we have variety of trips in Dahab you can book it through Dahab Day Tours

4. St Catherine

sacred site for Christians, Jews and muslims alike, the UNESCO area around St. Catherine’s Monastery is home to the world’s oldest continuously operating christian monastery. This historic place is surrounded by mountains, some of the highest in the country. Whatever your faith, you can do a night time pilgrimage to see the sunrise from the top of mt. Sinai known as Jebel Musa in Arabic. Stay an extra day or two to explore the valleys with the local Jebeliya bedouin and see landscapes that few outsiders ever get to see and if you want to travel and visit st.catherine monastery from dahab you can book this trip St. Catherine Monastery tours from Dahab

5. Nuweiba

A lovely town with a laid back vibe and golden beaches Nuweiba has Dar Jan as one of its gems. this 9 acre organic farm north of the town is a haven created by a couple who left the chaos of cairo for a simpler life. dar Jan offers workshops in organic farming and outdoor Survival skills, pottery, meditation and mosaic making. And you can stay overnight and fully immerse Yourself in this peaceful retreat and if you have limited budget Egypt Budget Tours give trips with affordable price