2 Days Luxor & Aswan Trips From El Gouna

In the central underground core of the divine Theban lands "Valley of the Kings" is a golden labyrinth filled with 63 tombs filled with the memories, achievements, histories, and hopes of the greatest rulers of the ancient Egyptian civilization that existed in the New Kingdom (1550 – 1070 BC) for 500 years through the 18th, 19th, and the 20th dynasties. Some of the most famous tombs in the valley belong to Tutankhamun and Ramsess the great plus many more.

The majestic temple of Queen Hatshepsut is an immortal classical piece of art that radiated divine beauty and magic since its construction in 1479 BC to pay homage to Amun and acts as an epic chronicle for the countless achievements created by the great queen Hatshepsut (1508–1458 BC). The Holy of holies remains one of the most preserved archaeological attractions found on earth.

The eternal Colossi of Memnon is a magical symbol of endurance and power as it has faced a lot and endured a lot of earthquakes since its construction in 1350 BC. The main purpose of the two quartzite statues was to stand at the faded temple of Amenhotep III which no longer exist.

Lunch will be served at an oriental Nile view restaurant, then join your private guide to enjoy:

The great divine temple of the celestial Karnak Temple Complex showcases the golden history of ancient Egypt that traces back from 2000 BC to 30 BC and the faith towards the Theban triad of Amun-Re, Mut, and Montu. Great kings like Ramses the great, Amenhotep IV, and more constructed the majestic attractions found across the most selected of places. Along with the golden city of Thebes, it was declared part of the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.

Then you will be transferred to Luxor train station to catch your 1st class seat to Aswan and then head to your hotel for the overnight.

During the modern era between the 60s and 70s, the great Aswan High Dam was created to advance Egypt to the new World by producing electricity and saving water.

The majestic Unfinished Obelisk came during the 15th century BC to stand at the golden entrance of the Karnak temple but since it was broken during construction, it now acts as an open-air museum displaying the gifted skill of the ancient Egyptian craftsmen.

The mythical house of the goddess Isis of Motherhood "Philae Temple" is a golden memoir made of stone found on Agilkia Island which was created between 380 and 362 BC in the Ptolemaic period to eternalize the myth of Osiris across its blessed walls plus it is able to provide many details and facts about the history of that time period.

Then you will have your lunch and then catch the train back to Qena.