Experience A Glorious 4 Days Nile Cruise Aswan To Luxor

Aswan High Dam
The Aswan High Dam is one of Aswan's most popular tourist attractions. Its construction began in the third quarter of the 20th century, with the help of a big Hydro project of the Institute of Russia. The dam intends to control the Nile flooding effectively. Furthermore, the High Dam helps generate Hydroelectricity and provides water preservation for agriculture in its reservoir, Lake Nasser. However, the high dam plays a vital role in Aswan's water conservation.

The Unfinished Obelisk
The Unfinished Obelisk Structure is an exceptional monument with no comparison. During the reign of Queen Hatshepsut, the obelisk construction began. The unique structure stands at the entry of the temple of Karnak. However, it is 42 meters high and weighs 1200 tons, which clearly shows the brilliance behind its construction. The obelisk cracked while it was being built and remains in the same place today.

Philae Temple

The Philae temple is a genuinely excellent example of the Egyptian goddess. It is known for showcasing the Osiris myth. You can see the legacy of Egyptian pharaohs in the temple.
Finally, after the day visit, you will transfer to a 5-star luxury Nile cruise. You will have lunch and overnight on board the best Nile Cruise.

Have your tasty morning breakfast, and get ready to explore the major Luxor sites. Your travel guide will be with you, covering the following places:

Valley of the Kings
On the final day, visiting the Valley of the Kings will enhance your trip experience. It is considered a tunnel to the afterlife and a beautiful stairway to heaven. It is associated with the greatest Pharaohs and queens of Egypt (1570-1070 BC). It consists of 63 essential tombs with many artifacts, enchanting decorations, and the residue of many Egyptian pharaohs. The most highlighted part is that it has mesmerizing statues of Egypt.

Queen Hatshepsut Temple
The Hatshepsut Temple is one of Egypt's mysterious structures. Unlike the other temples, its construction was not intended for idol worship. Instead, the temple was built in honor of Pharaoh Hatshepsut and is also known as a mortuary temple. According to archaeological studies, the temple's construction dates back to the 15th century BC. The mesmerizing architecture of Hatshepsut makes it a popular tourist spot in Egypt.

Colossi of Memnon
The Colossi of Memnon is an ancient art piece considered to protect the Egyptian city from all dangers. It includes two large quartzite sandstone blocks, stands 18 meters in height, and weighs 720 tons. Colossus statues were very popular in the Greco-Roman period.

After visiting the Colossi of Memnon, return to your Nile cruise for a delicious lunch and relaxation. Afterward, with your travel guide, visit:

Karnak Temples
Karnak Temple is one of the most important sites in Egypt. Also, it is one of the most significant human efforts in construction in Egypt. Also, the highlighting part of the structure is that it consists of a large open-air museum. Many gods are associated with the Karnak temple, like the Theban triad: God Amun, Mut, the Goddess linked with justice, and Khonsou, the god related to the moon. Besides, the temple is also associated with other central deities like Osiris, Ptah, Montu, and Isis.
Finally, you will be transferred to a Nile cruise for your lunch and overnight stay at the end of the day.