• 3 Nights Nile Cruise accommodation on full board basis. (Included sightseeing)
• All transfers in Aswan and Luxor.
• All your tours and excursions are by an A/C Car
• Domestic flight: Cairo / Aswan – Luxor / Cairo
• English speaking expert guide.
• All your visits include entrance fees.
• Our prices include all taxes and services.

• Visa Entry for Egypt.
• International & domestic Flights
• Personal items.
• Tipping.
• Any other items not mentioned.
• Any Optional tours.
• Drinks during meals.

Itinerary 

• Day 1 : Cairo - Aswan 

Follow the conclusion of your day tours in Cairo with a pick-up and transfer to the airport for your flight to Aswan.   
Following your arrival, your Egypt online tour guide will meet you and provide assistance. After that, you will be transferred to the Philae temple and the High Dam for a tour together. Make your way to the cruise ship. Before lunch, we went on board. Food served on board. Take a sail to Kom Ombo. In the afternoon, tea. Take a trip to the temple. Set sail toward Edfu. A meal served aboard board. During the night, in Edfu.

• Day 2 : Edfu – Luxor 

All aboard for breakfast. In Edfu, you should go to the Temple of Horus. Turn the key in the lock. Set sail for Luxor. In the afternoon, tea. There will be a Galabia party at dinner on board. Spend the night in Luxor.

• Day 3 : Luxor West Bank

All aboard for breakfast. In order to see the Valley of Kings and the Temple of Deir El Bahari, which was built by Queen Hatshepsut, you will need to go over to the West Bank.   
Travel to the West Bank in order to visit the Valley of Kings, which is the most visited location in Luxor, and to have the opportunity to see the tombs of a number of different dynasties.   
Deir El Bahari Temple, which belonged to Queen Hatshepsut at the time. Your journey will continue with the next destination being the Colossi of Memnon, which is located in front of the Nile.   
Food served on board. Afternoon leisure time is available.   
In the afternoon, tea. Spend the night in Luxor.

• Day 4 : Luxor – Back to Cairo

In the afternoon, tea. Spend the night in Luxor.   
(Not Required) Your vacation in Luxor will be one that you will never forget if you take advantage of the Hot Balloon. Following that, we will go on an excursion through the Valley of the Kings and see three of the royal tombs in order to gain knowledge about the burial rituals of ancient Egypt.   
The next thing we are going to do is continue our exploration of the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, which is one of the most incredible places ever seen.   
Queens Valley, also known as: While the rugged Valley of the Kings is more difficult to access, this valley is situated in a position that is considerably more convenient. There is a magnificent wadi that gradually ascends in the direction of the Theban hills. The Valley of the Queens was not always used as a burial ground for Egyptian ladies, despite the fact that its name suggests otherwise. In the beginning, it was used as a cemetery for royal children and other people who were linked with the rearing of princes and princesses. In contrast to the architecturally varied tombs that can be discovered in the Valley of the Kings, the Hypogea that can be located in the Valley of Queens are quite repetitive to one another.   
Karnak is a collection of temples that were constructed during several reigns. The tour will include a visit to the Luxor Temple and then proceed to Karnak.   
Propylon, the Hypostyle Hall with its 134 enormous columns, the Obelisks of Queen Hatshepsut and Tutomosis III, the temple of Amon that was decorated with lotus and papyrus designs, the Granite Scarbeus of Amenophis III, and the Sacred Lake are some of the archaeological sites that are also included in this list.   
Make your way to the airport in order to board the flight departing for Cairo. Following arrival, transfer to the hotel.   
Depending on the conditions, the flight clocks in at roughly 30 minutes and 45 seconds.