Highlights: visiting High Dam, Philae temple, and Abusimble temple in ASWAN
Kom-ombo temple, Edfu temple during sailing
valley of the kings, Hatshepsut colossi of Memnon, Karnak temple , Luxor temple in Luxor city
Itinerary :
first day : Arrival ( L & D )
our representative will pick you up to check in the 5***** Nile cruise after lunch
visiting the High Dam the greatest project built at 1971 after the conversion of Egypt’s political regime to be a republic , then Philea temple the last temple built in Egypt as a house of Egyptian goddess ISIS built during the Greco Roman era and the temple is considered one of the human heritage sights had been relocated by UNISON at 1974
overnight Aswan.

second day : ( B, L , D )
Early Start To Abusimble temple one of the most magnificent temples carved in a mountain belong to king Ramses II
after sailing visiting Kom_Ombo temple the unique one which built for the two Gods Sobek the crocodile and Horus the falcon also visiting the crocodile museum .
overnight Edfu

third day : ( B, L , D )
after breakfast visiting Edfu temple the house of the falcon God Horus Lord of the sky one of the most intact temples in whole Egypt our Egyptologist tour guide going to join riding a horse carriage to and from the temple then sailing downriver towards Esna to cross the Lock
overnight Luxor

fourth day : ( B ) Departure
after breakfast a tour to the west bank of the river visiting valley of the kings where the kings dug their tombs out in the western mountain to hide them also where the golden young pharaoh king Tut Ankh Amun had been buried. then enjoying the fabulous temple of the female pharaoh queen Hatshepsut then stopping in front of the two colossi of Memnon .
crossing the river to the east bank of the Nile visiting the house of the god Amun KARNAK one of the Highlights of Egypt the biggest temple ever enjoying and feeling of the spirit of the god in the great Hypostyle Hall the remarkable on which consists of 134 columns
Then driving to see the sphinxes avenue connecting between the two temples to reach to Luxor temple considered a complex of religions built by King Amounhotep III and King Ramseess II around 1330 B.C
then drop off will be wherever you decide