Egypt Cairo Aswan Abu Simbel Luxor Nile River Cruise 7Days 5Nights GOEG9560

05:30 a.m. The group gathers at Suvarnabhumi Airport, International Departure Terminal, 4th floor, Gate 6-7, Row M, Oman Air counter, where the company's staff will welcome and assist with luggage.
*** The flight or time may change, depending on the airline. ***
The company reserves the right to arrange seats on the plane. Since the plane ticket is a group ticket, the seating arrangement is a RANDOM system. The seats may not be next to each other. This is in accordance with the conditions set by the airline.
09:10 a.m. Depart by Oman Air, Flight No. WY 818
12:05 p.m. Arrive at Muscat Airport, Oman, for a connecting flight
02:35 p.m. Depart by Oman Air, Flight No. WY 405
05:00 p.m. Arrive at Cairo International Airport, go through immigration and collect your luggage. Take you to Cairo (local time is 4 hours behind Thailand)
Dinner at a restaurant
Take you to the Helnan Dreamland Hotel or equivalent 5-star hotel

Early morning, breakfast (Breakfast BOX)
After the meal, take the group to Cairo Airport to travel to Aswan.
**Domestic flights may change as appropriate. The company reserves the right to change without prior notice. It will mainly follow the airline's time, tour program, and Nile River cruise schedule.
05.25 a.m. Depart by Egypt Air Flight MS280
06.45 a.m. Arrive at Aswan Airport
Take you to see the Aswan Dam or another name called High Dam, built in 1960 to
help provide water to feed the fields all year round. It also uses water power to produce electricity to meet the needs of the entire country and to prevent flooding from the Nile River during heavy rains. This dam is 36,000 meters long, and tourists can see the lake formed by the damming of the Nile River, Lake Nasser, which is 80 meters deep and 10 meters wide. Then take you to see the unfinished Obelisk, a huge stone pillar that was almost finished, but there are traces so it was left as it is. This stone pillar belongs to Queen Hatshepsut. If it were not cracked, it would be an obelisk that is 41 meters high and weighs 1,200 tons. This obelisk is a type of ancient Egyptian monument, built to worship the god Amun-Ra or the sun god.
Take you to visit the famous Egyptian perfume production and distribution center, which is said to have been passed down from the time of Queen Cleopatra. And this place is also the center of large perfume production sources for many famous brand name perfumes.
Then travel to the ship to rest.
Noon, lunch is served at the restaurant on the ship.
Take you to change the atmosphere on an ancient sailboat, sailing along the Nile River. Or called Felucca, take you to check in to the cruise ship, which is a large cruise ship. Free time to relax as you wish.
Evening, dinner is served at the restaurant on the ship (buffet).
Stay overnight on the 5-star Princess Sara Cruise or equivalent.

Early morning Morning Call
04.30 a.m. Take you to travel by air-conditioned bus to Abu Simbel Temple, a distance of more than 290 km, travel time approximately 3.5 hours. (Breakfast Box service during the trip)
Take you to travel by air-conditioned bus to Abu Simbel City, a distance of approximately 290 km, travel time approximately 3.5 hours. Local guides provide information throughout the trip.
See Abu Simbel Temple, which consists of the great temple of Pharaoh Ramses II and the temple of Nefertari, his beloved wife. Abu Simbel Temple is magnificent and world-famous because when a giant dam was built in Aswan, 17 temples were submerged underwater, until UNESCO had to help lift it. The Abu Simbel Temple was lifted 65 meters above the ground, which was a very difficult task. It took a total of 4 years and cost 40 million US dollars. Inside the main temple, there is a shrine and four statues, one of which is Ramses II, along with three other gods. Every year on February 22 and October 22, the first rays of the sun shine on the statues. It is said that February 22 is the birthday of Ramses II, while October 22 is his accession to the throne, indicating the advancement of the ancient Egyptians in computational science.
Then, we will take you back to Aswan on the same route, which takes about 3.5 hours.
Afternoon, lunch will be served at the restaurant on the ship.
The ship departs and sails along the Nile River to Kom Ombo.
We will take you to visit Kom Ombo Temple, a community located along the Nile River. Most of the houses are only 1 or 2 stories high. Along the way, we will pass important agricultural areas along the river. We will take you to see Kom-Om-Bo Temple, located on a small hill that extends into the Nile River. You can see the beautiful view of the Nile River. The word “Kom” is Arabic. Refers to a small mountain. This temple is almost like a Greek Acropolis. The stones used to build it are different from other temples, probably because they have been covered with sand for a long time. The layout of the area is unique and unique. It is a temple of two gods: Sobek, the god of fertility, who has the form of a human being but the head of a crocodile, and Haroeris, the god of ancient Egyptian medicine. This temple was built on a hill by the Nile River, an area where crocodiles were abundant in ancient times. Therefore, this temple worships Sobek, who has the head of a crocodile and has a mummy crocodile preserved. See the carvings of Queen Cleopatra, which are a model for costumes used in movies. And important carvings are carvings of ancient medicine, especially the image of an ancient Egyptian woman giving birth and the ancient calendar. There are many shops along the pier, selling clothes and local products.
In the evening, dinner is served on the ship, which has various facilities for everyone to enjoy, such as a nightclub, swimming pool, souvenir shop, etc.
Stay overnight on the ship.

05.00 a.m. The boat docks at Edfu city
06.00 a.m. Take you to ride a horse drawn carriage to see Edfu Temple, which is considered to be the most complete ancient Egyptian temple. It is located in the center of the residential area. It was built to worship the god Horus (Horus), who has a head as a swan. He is the god of goodness and wisdom. He can see far like a hawk's eye. The temple was covered with sand almost to the top of the column and the capital for a long time. In 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. (Please tip the horse driver US$ 1 per person) When it is time, we will take you back to the boat.
08.00 a.m. Breakfast is served at the restaurant on the boat.
Then the boat sails along the Nile River. Free time to relax on the ship
Noon Lunch is served at the restaurant on the ship
The ship sails along the Nile River, heading to Luxor. Free time to relax on the ship
There are various entertainment venues for everyone to enjoy, such as nightclubs, swimming pools, souvenir shops, etc.
Evening Dinner is served at the restaurant on the ship
Overnight on the ship

OPTIONAL TOUR: HOT AIR BALLOON Balloons in Luxor are another popular activity for tourists who want to see the scenery of Luxor and the Valley of the Kings. (The service fee is not included in the tour fee.) If you are interested, you can contact the tour leader or local guide for more information. The approximate service fee is 150-180 USD per person (the price may change depending on the tourist season).
****For those who join the balloon activity, you must prepare for the trip to the balloon service station.
The appointment time is approximately 04.00-05.00 hrs. *****
Morning, breakfast is served at the restaurant on the ship.
Check out from the cruise ship. Then travel by air-conditioned bus across to the west bank of the Nile River (West Bank) or Thebes in ancient Egypt.
In the past, it was believed to be the home of the dead or the city of the deceased (Necropolis of Thebes), full of ancient sites with mysterious histories. Currently the largest tourist attraction in the country. Visit the Valley of the Kings, the burial place of 63 pharaohs, located in the Teban Mountains. You can choose to visit only 3 tombs. The entrance to the pharaoh's tomb on the mountaintop looks like the tip of a pyramid. It is a choice of Huang Sui for burial, making it look like they are buried under a pyramid. These tombs are the tombs that were chosen to store the mummies and treasures of the king, totaling 63 tombs. Each tomb is of different sizes, depending on the period of the reign. The tombs were built when the pharaoh ascended to the throne and were closed when the pharaoh died. Inside the tombs are beautiful paintings with bright colors that look like they were just finished. (Not included in the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, 720 Egyptian pounds per person. If you want to visit, please contact the guide.) Visit the Temple of QueeHatshepsut, designed by the architect "Senemut", over 3,500 years ago, where the tombs of Pharaoh Hatshepsut, known as the “Mustache Queen”, was the only female pharaoh in the history of Egypt, which flourished during her reign. Visit the Colossi of Memnon, or the tomb of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, which was once 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 statues, each 20 meters high.
Noon Lunch at a local restaurant.
Visit the Temple of Karnak, the largest temple in the world. The temple alone covers an area of ​​60 acres, which is large enough to accommodate 10 large European churches. The temple was first built during the reign of Pharaoh Thutmosis I to honor the god Amon-Ra, more than 3,600 years ago. After that, other pharaohs began to build additions, making the temple much larger. But when you see the grandeur of the temple, let everyone imagine how the ancient Egyptians moved the columns and stones, as well as carved patterns. When you see the height, you may not be able to imagine how they did it.
Take you to visit the Papyrus and Cotton Shops, the world's first paper made from papyrus. It was used to record messages praising the gods and important events. Historians believe that papyrus paper has been used since the first dynasty of Egypt, or around 3,000 years before Christ.
Take you to visit the Luxor Temple, which was built to honor the god Amon-Ra, the king of the gods. This temple was renovated in 1883. Inside the temple are large arches and giant granite sculptures carved in the shape of Pharaoh Ramses II and Queen Nefertari. See the Obilisk, a large granite column carved with hieroglyphics to praise the god Amon-Ra. You may see another column like this at Place de la Triamph in Paris, France.
(But hey! Why are they the same? Did Egypt get them from France? Let's find out.)
The sculptures in this temple are quite interesting, such as the image of a procession of warriors marching in different ways, which reminds us of the sculptures of warriors in stone castles in Cambodia (where the Siem-Siamese groups march in different directions). In addition, in front of the temple, there is a 3-kilometer-long Sphinx Avenue, which connects the Luxor Temple with the Karnak Temple.
Dinner at a restaurant
Travel to Luxor Airport to fly to Cairo Airport
**Domestic flights are subject to change as appropriate. The company reserves the right to change without prior notice, based mainly on the airline's time, tour program, and Nile River cruise schedule.
09:10 p.m. Depart on Egypt Air flight number MS 269
10:20 p.m. Arrive at Cairo Airport
Take you to the Helnan Dreamland Hotel or equivalent 5-star level.

Morning Breakfast at the hotel
Travel to visit the Cairo Museum, a museum located in Cairo, Egypt. This museum is a collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts and antiquities, more than 120,000 pieces. The building was built in 1901 by the Italian company "Garozzo-Zaffarani". Currently, this museum is the first museum that still preserves valuable antiques, which are the treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
****The highlight of this museum is the real gold sarcophagus with the gold mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun and many of his personal treasures, such as the bed, chariot and the golden throne chair, which has a very romantic picture on the back of the chair. It is a picture of Pharaoh Tutankhamun sitting on a chair and his wife is applying perfumed oil to him. The couple wears different slippers, showing their deep love. You will also see many other valuable treasures such as rings, bracelets, necklaces, exquisite craftsmanship, all of which are more than 3,300 years old. See the mummies of the princesses and princes (Mummy Thuya and Mummy Yoya) that are in coffins, along with the materials and equipment collected in the tomb. Then see the room of various animal mummies such as crocodiles, dogs, cats, fish, birds, and others that were made since the ancient Egyptian era, which is more than 4,500 years old.
Noon Lunch at a local restaurant
Travel to Giza City, visit the Great Pyramid of Giza or THE GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA, which is more than 5,000 years old and is considered one of the 7 wonders of the world. It is the name of the burial place of the ancient city of Letopolis (now Cairo), covering an area of ​​2,000 square meters on the plateau to the southeast. It is home to 3 great pyramids that the ancient Egyptian pharaohs built to bury themselves. It is considered the greatest and oldest construction in the world. It took 20 years to build and was made from very large stone blocks. Each stone weighs more than 2 tons. Each stone is placed very close together, even paper cannot be inserted through. There are three large pyramids of Giza, from right to left:
•The pyramid of Pharaoh Khufu KHUFU is the tallest pyramid. It was originally 146 meters high, but now it is 138 meters high. Because the top part has collapsed, it is slightly shorter than before. Pharaoh Khufu was the second pharaoh of the 4th dynasty (2589-2566 BC).
•In the middle is the pyramid of Pharaoh Khafre KHAFRE. It was originally 143 meters high, but now it is 136 meters high. Pharaoh Khafre was the son of Pharaoh Khufu. The stone sculpture with the body of a lion and the head and face of a human is the Sphinx, which is believed to be carved to be the face of Pharaoh Khafre, the owner of this pyramid.
•The leftmost part is smaller than the others. It is the pyramid of Pharaoh Menkaure. MENKAURE is the smallest, 65 meters high, and has three more queen pyramids. Pharaoh Menkaure was the son of Pharaoh Khafre and the grandson of Pharaoh Khufu.
**The service fee does not include the entrance fee to the pyramid. The cost to enter the pyramid is approximately 1,500 Egyptian pounds. You can decide and buy more at the ticket counter (only accepts credit cards) or ask the tour leader and local guide.**
Then take you to the Panorama viewing area. You will see a wide view of the pyramids and see the 3 pyramids lined up. You can take pictures as you wish. Or you can ride a camel to see the surrounding scenery with the pyramids as a backdrop. Free to walk around as you wish.
**The tour fee does not include camel riding. The price is approximately 20-25 USD per person per one. Or you can ask for the updated price again from the tour leader or local guide.**
Then take you to take pictures in front of the Great Sphinx (THE GREAT SPHINX OF GIZA) (travel time is about 10 minutes). The Great Sphinx is located in front of the Pyramid of Khafre, which is part of the Giza pyramid complex. It is also considered the largest sphinx in the world. It is carved from a single natural stone mound. It has the head of a pharaoh and the body of a lion. It is a representative of the king and has special powers to protect the body and treasures inside the pyramid.
Then choose to buy many local products at "Khan El Khalili Market", an important market for trading local products and the largest souvenir shop in Cairo. You can choose to buy many beautiful local products, such as handmade perfume bottles, various products, gold jewelry and gems in Arabian patterns, carpets and local souvenirs. Travel to Cairo Airport
Evening Dinner at a restaurant
After dinner, depart for Cairo Airport

01.25 a.m. Departure by Oman Air Flight No. WY 408
06.55 a.m. Arrive at Muscat Airport
08.50 a.m. Departure by Oman Air Flight No. WY 815
06.00 p.m. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport safely with great impressions