• Cairo - The journey from Sharm-El-Sheikh to Cairo begins around 1 a.m., taking approximately 6-7 hours.

• The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities - This captivating museum in Cairo is so extensive that a full day might not suffice to explore everything. Upon entering, visitors feel transported to the heart of the ancient world. The museum showcases massive pharaonic masks and ancient sarcophagi adorned with symbols and treasures, immersing visitors in the essence of ancient Egypt. In the religious artifacts hall, statues of gods and goddesses stand alongside a grand obelisk inscribed with enigmatic symbols. As visitors exit, they encounter models of ancient cities, pyramids, and temples, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization.

• The Sphinx of Memphis - The Sphinx in Giza is more than a stone statue; it embodies the mysteries and allure of ancient Egypt. Its immense size is awe-inspiring, measuring nearly 74 meters in length and over 20 meters in height, ranking it among the largest ancient monuments. The Sphinx’s origins remain a scholarly enigma, with a prevalent theory suggesting its construction during Pharaoh Khafre’s reign around 2500 BC, though its exact date and creator are still debated. Visiting the Sphinx is a journey into history and mystery, prompting curiosity and reflection. It is a vital part of Egypt’s cultural heritage and a must-see to gain deeper insights into this ancient civilization’s secrets.

• Pyramids of Giza - Tourists will witness the three iconic pyramids of Egypt in Giza, admiring them from the outside. The first is the Pyramid of Khufu, the largest and the only surviving wonder of the ancient world. Its majestic structure is impeccably preserved, allowing observation of features like the pyramid’s entrance and northern face. Next is the Pyramid of Khafre, the second largest, distinguished by its steeper angles and remnants of dark Tura limestone casing that once enveloped it. Lastly, the Pyramid of Menkaure, the smallest, stands with its unencased top, offering a unique appearance. Tourists can marvel at its grandeur and architectural details up close.

• Papyrus Institute - Tourists will explore the ancient art of papyrus making. In the workshop, artisans meticulously process papyrus stems, explaining its historical significance in writing and knowledge preservation. Visitors will observe the preparation of papyrus, its distinct characteristics, and processing methods. They can purchase authentic papyrus as a souvenir, with shops offering artistic images and replicas of ancient texts. This unique memento is a piece of history to take home. Additionally, tourists can buy genuine Egyptian perfumes, renowned globally. These fragrances, crafted from natural oils and extracts, are a cultural hallmark and make for a delightful gift or memorable keepsake.

• Nile River - A Nile journey is an unforgettable adventure, filled with stunning views and cultural insights. It provides a window into the lives of locals who rely on the river for farming and transport. Beyond a mere crossing, the serene sounds of the Nile offer relaxation and a chance to delve into Egyptian culture and history. Visitors can choose a comfortable 30-40 minute boat trip on the Nile for an additional €10 per person or enjoy a brief walk along the river, followed by a transfer to the lunch venue.

• Sharm El Sheikh - After a delightful day, the return journey from Cairo to Sharm-El-Sheikh begins around 6 p.m., taking about 6-7 hours, with drop-off at the hotels.

• Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Lunch
• Pick up services from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh and return

• Gratuities
• Nile cruise not included in the price (optional for 10€)
• Any extras not mentioned in the Program

Cairo, the capital of Egypt, is situated along the Nile River. It holds the title of the largest city in Africa and is the 13th most populous city globally.

The city is renowned for its rich history. Its landscape features structures from the ancient era of the Pharaohs, relics of early Egyptian Christianity, and stunning examples of medieval Islamic architecture.

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