Trip To Cairo from Luxor by Plane

Detailed itinerary of the Trip To Cairo from Luxor by Plane

Giza Pyramids Complex

The heavenly Giza pyramids complex is a cosmic wonder, presenting the ancient Egyptian civilization’s everlasting history through a series of heavenly buildings such as the great three pyramids of Giza, six minor pyramids, and the great sphinx, and the Valley Temple, which span over 4500 years.

The Giza Pyramid Complex

The vizier of Pharaoh Khufu, Hemiunu, built the Great Pyramid of Khufu around 2600 BC. He intended for the Pyramid to reach a height of 147 meters and designed it with various chambers, including the Queen’s Chamber, the King’s Chamber, the Grand Hall, and other hidden wonders.

The Giza Sphinx

The Great Sphinx is a holy guardian who descended from the heavens in the year 2500 to protect the Giza plateau’s wonders. It bears the facial features of King Khafre, who ruled with the body of a lion from 2558 BC to 2532 BC.

The Valley Temple

The Valley Temple is a significant structure built in 2700 BC, serving as the center of the mummification process and protecting the bodies of the 4th dynasty’s royal family by transforming them into mummies.

Afterward, enjoy lunch at a restaurant with stunning views of the Pyramids and the Nile, followed by a tour of:

The Egyptian Museum

The Egyptian Museum was the first museum of its sort in the world, opening in 1901 in the center of Cairo to display and commemorate Egypt’s oldest and most spectacular antiquities and monuments.

Al Muizz Street

Al-Muizz Street is more than a maze of streets; it is a gate to the golden age of Islam. It was erected in the 10th century AD near the Khan El Khalili bazaar to serve as a hub for shopping and exploring old architecture through all of the wonderful cafes.

Bazaar of Khan El Khalili

The opulent Bazaar of Khan El Khalili was built in 1382-1389 AD, at the height of the golden Islamic age, to serve as a commercial shopping hub and provide an opportunity for all travelers to purchase a piece of Egypt.

Finally, you’ll be taken to Cairo Airport for a trip to Luxor, followed by transport to your hotel or a Nile cruise.

Lunch is served.

Flights: From Luxor to Cairo & Return