Grand Egypt Aswan Cairo Alexandria Edfu Luxor 10 Days 7 Nights GOEG9766

23.30 hrs. All members gather at Suvarnabhumi Airport, International Departure Terminal, 4th floor, Emirates Airline counter, with company staff to check luggage and boarding pass on the plane.

02.40 hrs. Depart for Dubai Airport, United Arab Emirates by Emirates Airlines Flight EK377
06.00 hrs. Arrive at Dubai International Airport, transfer to another flight
08.15 hrs. Depart for Cairo Airport by Emirates Airlines Flight EK927
11.05 hrs. Arrive at Cairo Airport, Egypt After immigration and customs, depart for Cairo
Lunch at a restaurant
Visit the Old Citadel of Saladin, built in 1176 by Sultan Saladin as a fortress to protect against enemy invasions during the Crusades. It is located on a hill in the middle of Koro, offering a view of Cairo as far as the pyramids at Giza. Visit the Mosque of Muhammad Ali, the largest and tallest mosque in Cairo, built in 1830 and completed in 1848. It is a symbol of Cairo. It consists of 2 parts: the mosque and the square-shaped central courtyard with a large dome 52 meters high and 21 meters in diameter, supported by 4 smaller domes. The building is made of alabaster and decorated with beautiful chandeliers in Islamic art. In front of the mosque is a clock tower, which King Louis Philippe of France gave to the Egyptian government as a gift in exchange for an obelisk from the Luxor Temple.
........ Depart for Aswan Airport by domestic flight number..............
........ Depart for Aswan Airport. After receiving your luggage, transfer to your hotel in Aswan.
Dinner at the hotel's restaurant.
Stay at: TOLIP ASWAN, MOVENPICK HOTEL ASWAN or similar accommodations.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Take you to "Abu Simbel City" (ASWAN ABU SIMBEL), the location of Abu Simbel Temple, which was once one of the six carved stone temples built in Nubia during the long reign of Pharaoh Ramses II, which the ancient Egyptians intended to impress the southern neighboring kingdoms. It was also intended to spread the religion of the Egyptians to the southern region. "Abu Simbel" comes from the name of a local child who used to take a tour of the temple during the exploration. He was the one who discovered the buried part of the temple that was left. From the sand that moved to reveal the remaining part Until finally, it was named after him.
Noon Have lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon Take you to see the sacred temple of Abu Simbel (Abu Simbel Temple), an ancient Egyptian temple composed of two large stones. It is an ancient site, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is also known as the monument of Nubia. The temple was originally built by carving into the rock during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II in the 13th century BC. It is located in southern Egypt on the western shore of Lake Nassor. However, after the construction of the Aswan Dam, the temple and surrounding archaeological sites were submerged in the lake. UNESCO and the French government provided financial assistance to rescue the temple from the lake. It is believed that the temple was re-arranged according to the principles of ancient Egyptian architects, with every inch of the temple’s angles and constellations re-created. See the Great Temple of Pharaoh Ramses II, an important temple built in 1264 BC. It took 20 years to build. It is known as the Temple of Ramses the Beloved of Amun-Ra. In front of the temple, there are four seated statues of Pharaoh Ramses II. The second statue collapsed due to an earthquake. It was built as a tribute to the goddess Amun-Ra Horakati and to celebrate Egypt’s victory over Nubia (present-day Sudan) at the Battle of Kades and to intimidate Nubia from invading its neighboring kingdom, Egypt. And the wonder that happens every year is that every October 22 and February 22, which is the birthday and coronation day of Ramses II, the sun shines into the temple and illuminates the shrine with 4 statues sitting, one of which is Ramses II along with 3 other gods. On that day, people from all over the world gather at Abu Simbel to witness and join the event and receive the power of this day every year. In the same area, see the small temple dedicated to the goddess Hathor, which is also the final monument of Ramses II and his beloved wife Nefertari and is one of the few examples in Egyptian art where the statues of the king and his wife are of the same size. / When it is time, we will take you back to Aswan.
Dinner at a restaurant
Stay at: TOLIP ASWAN, MOVENPICK HOTEL ASWAN or similar

Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Take you to take pictures at the Aswan Great Dam (High Dam), a stone dam built to block the Nile River in Aswan, Egypt during the 1960s and 1970s. Most of its importance has overshadowed the lower Aswan dam that was previously built and is located downstream. With its ability to control flooding, increase water storage for irrigation and generate hydroelectric power, this dam is considered the heart of Egypt. Take you to see the Finlay Temple, a temple built to worship the goddess Isis. You have to take a small boat to get there for about 15 minutes. It is a very important and beautiful temple. In the past, this temple was built on Finlay Island in the middle of the Nile River. But when the Aswan Dam was completed, the entire temple was submerged under the water level. Therefore, the international community came to help by building a dam to block the water and gradually moving the stones one by one. Build a new temple on the island of Agilkia to replace the original temple. Visit the unfinished obelisk, 42 meters high and weighing 1,168 tons, built 1,500 years before Christ. It was built during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut, the female pharaoh of Egypt, to be used as an obelisk in front of the Karnak Temple in Luxor. However, during the construction of the obelisk, there were cracks, so the sculptors abandoned the project. It is believed that if this obelisk is completed, it will be the tallest single stone obelisk in the world. Check in to a cruise ship, which is a large cruise ship, and cruise down the Nile River. You are free to relax as you wish.
Lunch is served at a restaurant on the ship.
Afternoon At the appropriate time, take you to experience a felucca cruise, an ancient sailing ship used as a vehicle for trade in ancient times. Pass by the botanical garden, which is a center for various plant species, the Aga Khan tombs, and a view of the life of the people of Aswan. Enjoy the beautiful scenery in front of Aswan while cruising down the Nile River. Visit the Nubian village, located on Elephantine Island, amidst the beautiful scenery of the Nile River. It is a place that gives a sense of peace and quiet. Experience the unique way of life of the Nubian people. The Nubians are a group of people who have roots in northern Shudan and southern Egypt. They have a long history and still maintain their original customs and culture very well. The village is full of brightly colored houses built from natural materials. The area around the village is full of greenery and has a beautiful view of the Nile River flowing through it. The Nubians are skilled in archery and horseback riding, as well as having beautiful handicraft skills such as weaving and making jewelry from gold and silver, which reflects the delicacy of their culture. Visiting the Nubian village is not only a beautiful view, but also an opportunity to learn about the diverse culture and the balance of living with nature of the Nubian people, making this a place that many tourists must try.
Dinner is served at the restaurant on the ship.
Accommodation: Stay on board M/S DELUXE NILE CRUISE

Morning Breakfast at the restaurant on the ship
The ship docks at Kom Ombo, a small town between Aswan and Edfu. The city looks significantly more ancient than Cairo or Aswan. Most of the houses are only one or two stories high, plastered and painted in various colors. Visit the Kom Ombo Temple, another temple in the Greco-Roman style. This temple was built to honor two gods: one side is for the god Sobek, who has a crocodile head. The ancient Egyptians considered him the god of fertility and the god who created the world and cured diseases. The other side is for the god Horus, who has a hawk head. The ancient Egyptians considered him the god of the sky, war and medicine. In addition, on the walls of the Kom Ombo Temple, there are carvings of medical equipment. There is also a water level gauge called a niellometer, which helps to assess the amount of production each year. Next to the temple on the side is the Crocodile Mummy Museum, a small museum that exhibits crocodile mummies found exclusively at the Kom Ombo Temple. There are mummies of all ages, from small to large. Including the story of the belief of the crocodile god Sobok through various sculptures. When the time is right, take you back to the boat to travel to "Edfu".
Lunch service at the restaurant on the boat.
Afternoon Free time for you to relax on the boat. See the atmosphere on both sides of the river in T, the main river of life of the Egyptians from ancient times to the present. The boat docks at Edfu. Take you to ride a horse carriage to see the Edfu Temple, built to worship the god Horus. It is currently considered the most complete ancient Egyptian temple. Located in the center of the residential area. The former temple was covered with sand almost 12 meters deep for a long time. Until 1860, sand was transported. It turned out that the temple was still strong and solid. The size of the temple is 137 meters long. There is a large Pyron column measuring 79 meters in front and 36 meters high. This temple is large and beautiful. When the time is right, take you back to the boat to travel to Luxor through the Isna Lock, which the ship passed by closing and opening the water gate to adjust the water level from the higher level. and gradually lower the water level to the lower level before releasing the ship through the lock. Saksor is located about 650 kilometers south of Cairo.
Dinner is served at the restaurant on board.
Stay at: Stay on board M/S DELUXE NILE CRUISE

Breakfast at the restaurant on the ship
Take you to ride a horse carriage to see Edfu Temple, built to worship the god Horus. It is currently considered the most complete ancient Egyptian temple. It is located in the center of the residential area. The former temple was covered with sand almost 12 meters deep for a long time. Until 1860, sand was transported. It turned out that the temple was still strong and solid. The temple is 137 meters long. There is a large Pyramid column measuring 79 meters in front and 36 meters high. This temple is large and beautiful.
Lunch at the restaurant on the ship
The ship docks in Luxor. At the appropriate time, take you to see the light and sound at night at Luxor Temple (The Temple of Luxor by Night), built to honor the god Amon-Ra, the king of all gods. It consists of a large archway. In front of the temple, there is a giant granite sculpture of Pharaoh Ramses II and Queen Nefertari. See the Obelisk Large granite columns carved with hieroglyphics. ***Luxor Temple night tours usually begin at sunset, depending on the season, but usually in the evening.
Dinner served at the onboard restaurant.
Accommodation: Stay on board M/S DELUXE NILE CRUISE

OPTIONAL TOUR For those who want to capture unseen images of the city "not included in the tour price" * Take a balloon ride to see Luxor City Another optional activity for those who are interested. You will see a high-angle view of Luxor City and various important places from a different angle. There will be staff from the service provider to pick you up and drop you off at the boat to go up the balloon early in the morning (This additional fee is voluntary. The price is approximately 150 USD per person.)
Breakfast is served at the restaurant on the boat.
Take you to see Luxor City in the West Bank or the city on the west bank of the Nile River. Enter the "Valley of Kings" (Valley of Kings), a valley of historical and cultural significance. It is famous for the discovery of the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. In 1979, it was listed as a world heritage site. Take you to visit the 3 most beautiful and complete tombs (The tour price does not include visiting the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Those who want to visit must pay an additional fee. Please contact the sales department) Visit the Deir EI-Bahari Temple (Hatshepsut Temple), an ancient Egyptian temple located on the west bank of the Nile River. Before the mausoleum of the female pharaoh Hatshepsut, also known as the "Mustache Queen", was designed by the architect close to "Senenmut" more than 3,500 years ago. Visit the Colossi of Memnon, two large sandstone sculptures, 20 meters high, which were previously the burial temple of Pharaoh Amenophis III. But in 27 BC, a severe earthquake caused the entire temple to collapse, leaving only the two sculptures.
Lunch at a restaurant
Then take you to "Visit the Temple of Karnak" (The Temple of Karnak), the largest temple in the world. The temple itself covers an area of 60 acres, large enough to accommodate 10 large European churches. The temple was begun by Pharaoh Thutmose I as a tribute to the god Amun-Ra over 3,600 years ago. Take you to see the atmosphere of Luxor. See the Avenue of Sphinxes, one of the historical sites in Luxor, part of the vast Karnak temple complex located on the eastern bank of the river. The building was begun during the "Middle Kingdom" by Pharaoh Sesostris I but was continuously renovated during the Ptolemaic dynasty.
Dinner at a restaurant // At the appropriate time, take you to Luxor Airport. Check in
........ hrs. Travel to Cairo Airport by domestic flight number..............
........ hrs. Arrive at Cairo Airport // Then take you to your accommodation
Stay at: HOLIDAY INN CITYSTARS HOTEL or similar accommodation

Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Take you to "Alexandria" (Alexandria) Visit Alexandria, an important city during the Roman rule of Egypt. It was originally a small fishing village called Rakondah 1,200 years before Christ. Until 332 years before Christ or about 2,300 years ago, King Alexander the Great came to visit and ordered the city to be improved and expanded to become the capital and named it to rhyme with his name. Alexandria is also an important place in the great love legend of the world-famous beautiful queen, Queen Cleopatra, and the Roman soldier, Mark Antony. Today, this city is the second largest in the country. It is a famous resort city next to the Mediterranean Sea. See the underground tombs of Alexandria, one of the 7 wonders of the medieval world. The Roman necropolis in the past, there were more than 50,000 bodies. This underground necropolis has three floors. The first floor is for transporting coffins, the second floor is for burial, and the third floor is used as a place for family members to gather to remember the dead. There were parties all day long. It is said that when archaeologists first discovered this place, there were still bottles of wine and plates on the table. See Pompey's Column, an important ancient site during the Roman rule of Egypt. It is a 27-meter-high granite column. Pompey was the name of a close friend of Julius Caesar, the great Roman leader. Later, the two became enemies and Pompey fled to Alexandria in Egypt and was killed by the Egyptians. Today, only ancient Greek columns remain, standing prominently, and two sphinxes.
Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon Visit and take pictures at the Library of Alexandria, one of the largest and most important libraries in the world in ancient times. It was built around 283-246 BC. This place is part of the Mouseion Academy, dedicated to the nine goddesses of art. The pioneer of the idea of building this library was Demetrus of Phalerum, a former Athenian statesman who was exiled and came to live in Alexandria. He proposed this idea to King Ptolemy I Chotor, wanting knowledge and science from all over the world to be in one place. King Ptolemy himself agreed and supported it very well. This place was eventually built. It also collected 40,000 to 400,000 papyrus scrolls that recorded various things. Take a photo with Qaile Bay Ctadel, which in the past was the location of the Pharos Lighthouse. It is considered one of the wonders of the ancient world. Currently, only the base remains and has been maintained and extended by Sultan Gayt Bay by collecting some of the original remains. Free time for you to relax and enjoy the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. When the time is right, we will take you back to Cairo.
Evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Stay at: HOLIDAY INN CITYSTARS HOTEL or similar accommodation

Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Take you to see the Great Pyramid of Giza (The Great Pyramid of Giza), one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the location of the 3 Great Pyramids, consisting of the Pyramid of Khufu (Khufu), the largest and oldest of the Giza pyramids, built by Pharaoh Khufu, who intended to be a place for resurrection, 146 meters high, built with 2.3 million granite blocks. The Pyramid of Khafre (Khafre) is located in the middle of the 3 pyramids, built by Pharaoh Khefren in 2465 BC, 136 meters high, 10 meters lower than the pyramid, built on a large earthen mound. Therefore, it looks more magnificent than the other two pyramids. It covers an area of ​​about 1.6 million cubic meters. There are 2 wide halls, but the interior has been invaded and destroyed. The Pyramid of Micernos was built by Pharaoh Menkaere in 2420 BC. It is the smallest and oldest of the pyramids of Giza. It is 66.45 meters high and is currently only 62.18 meters high. You are free to visit as you wish. It is believed that this pyramid was built by the will of the Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt to bury his own body. It took more than 30 years to build from large stone blocks, each weighing more than 2 tons, placed very closely together. Even paper could not fit through. Take a camel ride to see the surrounding scenery with the pyramids as a backdrop. Which is another popular angle for taking photos of the pyramid view that you should not miss when visiting the Giza pyramid complex. Then, take you to see the Sphinx, carved from a natural rock mound. It is responsible for guarding the temple and tombs of the king. It is a symbol of power. The head is the face of Pharaoh Keffre, the body is a crouching male lion, the largest in the world, approximately 73 meters long and 20 meters high, carved from a single piece of limestone, which is the only Sphinx in the Qasa plateau.
Lunch at a restaurant
Afternoon Visit the New Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), a place to display the treasures of King Tutankhamun. It is the largest archaeological museum in the world, located on an area of approximately 480,000 square meters, about 2 kilometers from the Great Pyramid of Qasa. It displays more than 100,000 artifacts of ancient Egyptian civilization. The highlight is the first full-scale display of artifacts excavated from the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, the entire set, many of which are temporary displays, consisting of approximately five thousand items, and items moved from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, museums in Luxor, Minya, Sohag, Asiut, Beni Suef, Fayoum, Delta, and Alexandria. When the time is right, we will take you to "Khan El Khalili Market" is an important market for trading local products and the largest souvenir market in Cairo. You are free to choose to buy many local products, such as handmade perfume bottles, various products, gold jewelry, and Arabian-style diamonds, carpets, and local souvenirs. /
Take you to Cairo Airport... Take you to check in
20.05 Hrs. Depart for Dubai Airport, United Arab Emirates by Emirates Airlines Flight No. EK924

00.40 hrs. Arrive at Dubai International Airport, transfer to another flight
02.50 hrs. Depart for Bangkok by Emirates Airlines, flight number EK384
12.30 hrs. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport safely.