Overnight Trip to Cairo and Alexandria from Luxor by Flight

An early start is required for your transfer to Luxor Airport for your flight to Cairo, where you will be joined by your own Egyptologist tour guide to visit the Great Pyramids, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, located on the Giza Plateau. These include the Great Pyramid of Cheops, the Middle Pyramids of Chephren, the smallest Mykerinos Pyramid, and the famous Sphinx. This tour also includes a stop at the  Temple of Valley.

That after lunch at a fine dining establishment, guests will visit the renowned Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, which was built in the neo-classical style by French architect Marcel Dourgnon and houses a collection of more than 122,000 masterpieces dating from the pre-dynastic, Paranoiac, and Greco-Roman periods of Egyptian history. Discover the history of ancient Egyptian society and the practice of mummification.

Continue your journey to see Coptic Cairo’s Christian legacy, which includes some of the city’s first religious structures including the Basilica of the Suspended, often known as the Hanging Church or the Suspended because of its perch atop the Fortress of Babylon’s south gate. The church became the focal point of the Egyptian Christian Church.

After that, spend the evening shopping at Cairo’s ancient and renowned Khan El Khalili market. After that, proceed to the hotel to check in and enjoy the remainder of your overnight in Cairo.

Please be aware that you can take an optional night excursion to see the magnificent Sound and Light Show at the Pyramids, or you can spend the evening on a posh Nile cruise ship, where you can enjoy supper, belly dancing, and an oriental show for two hours before being driven back to your hotel.

Meals Included

Lunch

Your own English-speaking Egyptologist Guide will pick you up in the morning and drive you to Alexandria, the city where Alexander the Great was born.

Visit Pompey’s Pillar, which dates to the third century, and the Catacombs of Kom El- Shokafa. The last of the Serapeum’s remnants, is almost 25 meters high, granite in construction. The Roman Amphitheater, Fort Qaitbay, and Emperor Diocletian were all honored by the construction of The Pillar.

after which you go to the Alexandrian library. By constructing the new library in Selsela at Shabby, which is next to the conference center, the library was rebuilt. Scholars from all over the world visit the library because it is one of the top cultural and scientific institutions in the region that focuses on issues related to literature, civilization, the sciences, and the arts. The meal is covered.

Finally, returning to Cairo with your guide in tow, you then took a direct flight to Luxor from Cairo Airport.

Meals Included

Breakfast

Lunch