
| from $7,395* per person | 12 Days | September-March | 
| Comfort accommodations | Exertion level: 3 | |
| Operator: Travcoa | 24 people max | |
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Egypt, Africa, Middle East
Cairo, Egypt
Upon arrival in Cairo on
 Day 2, settle into a Pyramid-view room at the Four Seasons Hotel at the
 First Residence. Explore the treasures of the Egyptian Museum, 
including the stupendous Tutankhamen collection and the Mummies Room. 
Explore the famous Khan El Khalili Souq, largely unchanged since the 
14th century, and wander through small, narrow alleys lined with old 
shops. Visit the Citadel, Mohammed Ali Mosque and Sultan Hassan Mosque. 
Enjoy an authentic dinner in the home of an Egyptian family. You will 
return home with treasured memories of this grand journey into the past.
Four Seasons Hotel at the First Residence, Cairo
Aswan, Abu Simbel & Nile Cruise
Fly
 to Aswan and Abu Simbel to explore a 3,300-year-old temple built by 
Ramesses II. Originally carved into a hillside facing the Nile, the 
imposing monument was famously rescued from the rising waters of the 
Aswan Dam. Settle into your luxurious Presidential Suite aboard the MS 
Sonesta St. George I for an unforgettable four-day cruise through the 
glories of ancient Egypt. Enjoy a boat excursion to the island temple of
 Philae, and take in a spectacular sound and light show. In Luxor, 
you’ll have the chance to visit the Valley of the Kings & Queens, 
famous for its royal tombs. For over five hundred years, the kings of 
the New Kingdom were buried in this valley, making it the world’s most 
magnificent burial ground.
Mövenpick Hotel, Aswan & MS Sonesta St. George I
Luxor
After disembarking in Luxor, take a 
horse carriage ride to visit the incredible Luxor Museum. Your 
accommodations are in the elegant Sonesta St. George Hotel in deluxe 
rooms overlooking the Nile.
Sonesta St. George Hotel, Luxor
Cairo, Giza, Memphis & Sakkara
The
 final stop on this magical journey, Cairo, is a fusion of old and new —
 where modern skyscrapers and ancient monuments stand side-by-side with 
features of Islamic, Christian, Coptic and Jewish cultures. Stay at the 
Mena House Oberoi, a historic palace resort situated in the shadows of 
the Great Pyramids, in a Pyramid-view room. Visit Memphis, the capital 
of ancient Egypt and the Necropolis of Sakkara. Admire the Sphinx and 
the Great Pyramid of Giza, the last survivor of the Seven Wonders of the
 Ancient World. Enjoy prime seating at the Pyramids Sound and Light 
Show, which reenacts the history and the glory of the Pharaohs.
Mena House Oberoi, Cairo
 
					
					
				
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