Grand Egypt Aswan Luxor Nile River Cruise 9Days 7Nights GOEG9548

06.00 a.m. Meet at Suvarnabhumi Airport, 4th floor, Qatar Airways counter (QR) with staff to facilitate check-in for all flights
09.05 a.m. Depart for Doha, Qatar on flight QR831 (food and beverage service on board)
11.50 a.m. Arrive at Doha International Airport, Qatar (to wait for connecting flights)
02.15 p.m. Depart for Cairo Airport, Egypt on flight QR130 (food and beverage service on board)
05.50 p.m. Arrive at Cairo Airport, Egypt, go through immigration
Cairo or the Arabic name "Qahirah" means victory. During the construction of the city, Mars was seen, which is a symbol of destruction. In other words, Cairo is a city that has defeated every army that has attacked, from the Mongol army, the Crusader army, or even the Ottoman army. It is said that Cairo is a land of mysterious and amazing civilizations and archaeology. It also has the Nile River, the longest river in the world, flowing through it. Today, Cairo has become the capital of Egypt and the center of Islam.
Accommodation Radisson Blue Hotel or equivalent

Alexandria (travel time approx. 3 hrs) is the second largest city after Cairo in Egypt. Around 334 BC, Alexandria was the capital of Egypt for almost a thousand years. Alexandria is the northernmost city of Egypt, on the Mediterranean Sea near the mouth of the Nile River. This city is an important port city. It is called the "Pearl of the Mediterranean".
Visit the Catacombs of Alexandria (Catacombs), the underground Roman necropolis of Cadakombi, which is the underground necropolis of Alexandria, one of the 7 wonders of the medieval world. It is a necropolis of the ancient Romans, which was used to store more than 50,000 bodies. It is a tunnel built of large stones and dug deep into layers. This tomb has 3 floors, the lower floor has a walkway connecting to each other for about 100 km. It is considered the most complete and beautiful tomb.
See Pompey's Pillar, located in the center of the Alexandria city. Pompey's Pillar is a pillar that represents the celebration of the Roman victory. It is an ancient monument during the Roman rule of Egypt. It is a 27-meter-high granite pillar.
See the ancient fortress, Fort of Qaitbay, one of the large forts on the Mediterranean Sea, built in 1479 to protect against invasions. In the past, it was the location of the Pharos Lighthouse. It is considered one of the wonders of the ancient world. Today, only the base remains.
Visit the Alexandria Library, one of the oldest libraries in the world. It has more than 8 million books and more than 20,000 seats. Inside, there are both old and new books, beautifully decorated.
Take you to see a demonstration of how to make papyrus (Papyrus Factory), the world's first type of paper made from Kok, used to record messages praising the gods and ancient events. Return to Cairo (approximately 3 hours) to check in.
Accommodation Radisson Blue Hotel or equivalent

Travel to Giza (approximately 40 minutes) to visit the Great Pyramid of Giza, which is considered one of the 7 wonders of the world. Covering an area of ​​2,000 square meters on a plateau, it is home to three great pyramids, built by the ancient Egyptian pharaohs as his own burial ground. It is the world's largest and oldest construction, taking 30 years to build. It is made of very large stone blocks, each weighing more than 2 tons. The pyramid consists of: 1. The Pyramid of Khufu (Khufu) or the Great Pyramid of Giza (The Great Pyramid of Giza) is the largest and oldest pyramid, built during the reign of Pharaoh Khufu. Built with 2.3 million granite blocks weighing more than 60 tons. Inside are halls such as the Great Hall, the King's Hall and the Queen's Hall. 2. The Pyramid of Chefren, built by Pharaoh Khafre, son of Pharaoh Khufu. It is one of the three pyramids of Giza, located in the center. Built in 2465 BC, 136 meters high, it has two wide halls, but the interior has been invaded and destroyed a lot. In addition, in the vicinity of the Chefren Pyramid, there is also the Great Sphinx, which is one of the largest carved from a single piece of stone in the world and is also the oldest free-standing carved monument in the world. 3. The Pyramid of Micerinus, built by Pharaoh Menkaure, son of Pharaoh Chefren, built in 2420 BC, is the smallest. The Three Queen's Pyramids were also built to house the tombs of the three queens during the time of Pharaoh Menkaure. Activities
Let you relax with a camel ride in the middle of the desert and see the surrounding scenery. (Camel ride fee is included in the tour program)
Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum GEM is an archaeological museum in Giza, Egypt. It is the largest archaeological museum in the world. It is located on an area of ​​approximately 480,000 square meters, about 2 kilometers from the Great Pyramid of Giza. It displays ancient Egyptian artifacts, including a complete set of items excavated from the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, many of which are on display for the first time.
Exhibition The exhibition will cover about one third of the total museum area, displaying about 100,000 artifacts. The highlight is the first full-scale display of artifacts excavated from the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun (Qu 62), consisting of about 5,000 items, and items moved from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Museums in Luxor, Minya, Sohag, Asiut, Beni Suef, Fayoum, Delta, Alexandria 03 July 2025 All open
Return to Cairo (approximately 40 minutes) to check in
Accommodation Radisson Blue Hotel or equivalent

03.45 a.m. Depart for Cairo Airport, Egypt
05.45 a.m. Depart for Aswan Airport, Egypt by Egyptair flight number MS082 (food and beverage service on board)
07.05 a.m. Arrive at Aswan Airport, Egypt
*Domestic airlines may change the airline, travel time to allow the tour program to continue. All changes are considered to be of the highest benefit to the traveler.*
Abu Simbel (approximately 3 hours) is an ancient Egyptian temple made up of two large stones, which are statues of the four pharaohs. The second one collapsed due to an earthquake. It is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Visit the Abu Simbel Temple, the grandest temple in Egypt, located on a large cliff face. The construction of the giant dam at Aswan caused 17 temples to be submerged, requiring UNESCO to help lift them out of the water. It took 4 years and cost 40 million US dollars. Inside the main temple, there is a 3-story shrine and 4 seated statues in front of the temple. Each statue is as high as 8 floors. Every year in February and October, the first rays of the sun shine on the statues. It is said that February 20 is the birthday of Pharaoh Ramses II, while October 20 is the day he ascended to the throne, showing the advancement of mathematical science of the ancient Egyptians. Visit the Temple of Ramses II, an important temple. In front of the temple, there are 4 statues with the face of Pharaoh Ramses II at the entrance. They were built to worship the gods Amun Ra and Horakhati. A nearby temple was built to honor Queen Neferdari. (Nefertan) Originally the temple was submerged by the construction of the Aswan Dam, UNESCO helped restore the temple to its original state, preserving every inch of its original condition.
Return to Aswan (approx. 3 hours) Aswan is a city in southern Egypt and the capital of the Aswan Governorate. Aswan is a bustling market and tourist hub, located north of the Aswan Dam on the eastern bank of the Nile.
Mövenpick MS Hames
With its comfortable and contemporary design, it is one of the largest and best decorated ships on the Nile. Enjoy a memorable journey from Luxor to Aswan and experience some of Egypt's most beautiful historical and scenic attractions with top-notch facilities and attentive staff. Travel in style and enjoy relaxing by the pool, reading a book or playing a game in the reading and playing room, or soaking up the sun on the sun deck, which offers a relaxing area and a wide selection of dining and drinking options.
A Nile cruise is one of the most wonderful parts of a trip to Egypt and offers a glimpse into life on the banks of the river. The ship is as tall as a 5-story building and travels along the Nile. The ship docks in the morning and evening to visit the temples along the water. During the day, the ship cruises along the Nile. We spend time in our private rooms or take part in activities on board. Or take this time to admire the life on both sides of the Nile. The ships are not all the same in terms of luxury. On board, there are restaurants, swimming pools, a gym, a spa, a sunbathing area and shops.
Accommodation Mövenpick MS Hames or equivalent

Take a boat trip to see the beauty of Kom Ombo. Visit Kom Ommo Temple (KOM OMBO TEMPLE), a temple built to worship two gods: the god Sobed, who has the head of a crocodile. The villagers built this temple because in the past, the bend in the river where the temple is located was a point where crocodiles liked to lie on the bank. Because of fear of crocodiles, the villagers built the Kom Ombo Temple, with the meaning that when we worship the crocodile god Sobek, Sobek will protect us from harm from the crocodile.
This temple is on the right. The temple on the left worships Horus, who has the head of a hawk, the god of fighting and bravery.
Take you to Edfu City (EDFU) through the beautiful nature on the banks of the Nile River and is also a center of ancient Egyptian civilization. See the large temple Thousands of Pharaoh Sphinxes and Secret Burial Places of Pre-Christian Kings
Take a horse-drawn carriage to see Edfu Temple (EDFU TEMPLE) *Tour price includes the horse-drawn carriage* The temple was built to worship the god Horus. It is now considered the most beautiful and intact ancient Egyptian temple made of large black stone.
Enjoy the traditional Egyptian performance (Galabia Party) on a Nile River cruise.
Accommodation Mövenpick MS Hamees or equivalent

Visit the Valley of the Kings, the burial place of 63 pharaohs, located in the Theban Mountains, West Bank or Thebes in ancient Egypt. In the past, it was believed to be the home of the dead, full of ancient sites with a mysterious history. It is currently the country's largest tourist attraction. You can choose to visit only 3 tombs. The entrance to the pharaoh's tomb on the top of the mountain looks like the tip of a pyramid. It is a choice of Huangsui to bury the dead, making it look like they were buried under a pyramid. These tombs were chosen to be the tombs that stored the mummies and treasures of the king, up to 63 tombs. The tombs were built when the pharaohs ruled. Inside the tombs, there are beautiful paintings with bright colors as if they had just been painted. (Note: Excluding the tomb of the Pharaoh Dudan Khamon. If you want to see it, please contact the tour leader.)
Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, designed by the architect "Senemut" over 3,500 years ago, enshrined the body of the female Pharaoh Hadshepsud, known as the "Mustache Queen", the only female Pharaoh in Egyptian history who flourished during her reign. See the Monument of Memnon (COLOSSI OF MEMNON) or the tomb of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. It was formerly used as a funeral temple for Amenhotep III. About 2,000 years ago, a severe earthquake caused the temple to collapse, leaving only two large sandstone sculptures, 20 meters high.
The Temple of Karnak (THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK) is 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 started by Pharaoh Thothmosis I for the god Amon-Ra over 3,600 years ago. Later, the pharaohs added more to the original, making the temple much larger.
Visit the Luxor Temple, also dedicated to Amon-Ra, the king of the gods. The temple was restored in 1883. Inside the temple are large archways and giant granite sculptures of Ramses II and Queen Neferdari.
Enjoy a belly dance show on a Nile River cruise.
Accommodation Mövenpick MS Hamees or equivalent

OPTIONAL: Take a balloon ride to see Luxor City. Another additional highlight 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 to pick you up and drop you off at the ship to go up the balloon early in the morning. For those who do not go up the balloon, you can relax at your leisure in your room on the ship. (This additional fee is not included in the tour fee. It is voluntary. Whether you can go up or not depends on the weather conditions that morning. The price is approximately 100 - 150 USD per person, depending on the balloon service provider. The company's staff will only help coordinate and have no interest in this service. If you are interested, you can inform the tour leader at least 2 days in advance to book a balloon.)
12.20 Depart for Luxor Airport, Egypt
14.20 Depart for Cairo Airport, Egypt By Egypt Air Flight MS275 (Food and beverage service)
15.30 Arrive at Cairo Airport, Egypt
*Domestic flights may change the airline and flight time to allow the tour program to continue. All changes are based on the benefit of the traveler.*
16.30 Arrive at Downtown Cairo Downtown Cairo is the name given to the westward expansion of Cairo, the capital of Egypt, in the 19th century between the historical medieval Cairo and the Nile River, which became the commercial center of the city in the 20th century. Many of the city's buildings are also protected. Administratively, Wust al-Balad covers the area of ​​Qism Qasr al-Nil and the districts of Abdeen and Ezbekia. Khedival Cairo is protected, covering a large area extending south to Sayida Zeinab.
Accommodation Radisson Blue Hotel or equivalent

Visit the world-famous Egyptian Museum, one of the most famous places in the world that contains the most ancient artefacts. See the gold sarcophagus with the gold mask of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun and his personal belongings such as the bed, chariot and the golden throne, which shows the Pharaoh Tutankhamun sitting on the chair and his wife applying perfumed oil to him. You will also see many other valuable treasures such as rings, bracelets, necklaces, exquisite craftsmanship. All of the items are more than 3,300 years old.
Visit CITADEL Citadel, which was built by the leader Chaldean in 1176 and completed in 1182 for use in the Crusades. Inside, you can see the residences and the seat of government at that time.
Visit the Mohammed Ali Mosque, which was started in 1830 and completed in 1857. It was designed by Greek architects in the Ottoman style, or present-day Turkic. Inside, there is a clock in the courtyard of the mosque, which was a gift in exchange for the obelisk of Ramses II, to establish good relations between Egypt and France. Then, shop for a variety of local products at the Khan el-Khalili Market, the largest market for local trade and souvenirs in Cairo. You can shop for many beautiful local products such as handmade perfumes, various products, gold jewelry and gems with Arabian patterns, carpets and local souvenirs.
04.00 p.m. Travel to Cairo Airport, Egypt. Return to Bangkok. You can apply for a TAX REFUND before checking in.
07.05 p.m. Depart for Bangkok, Thailand by Qatar Airways (QR) flight number QR1302 (food and beverage service on board)
11.10 p.m. Arrive at Doha International Airport, Qatar to wait for the connecting flight.

02.15 a.m. Depart for Suvarnabhumi International Airport by Qatar Airways (QR) Flight QR1302 (Food and beverage service on board)
01.10 p.m. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok safely with great impressions