Day 1: Land in Egypt and see the Giza Pyramids:

Giza Pyramids Complex: The Giza Pyramids, Egypt’s most visited site and home to three mysterious, ancient pyramids, will serve as the starting point for your journey. The Ancient Egyptians buried the most well-known monarchs who ruled the nation during the 4th dynasty in these pyramids. Moreover, the greatest pyramid at the site, which Pharaoh Cheops built, was the world’s highest building and stands as the most spectacular one there.

The Great Sphinx: The center of the Giza Plateau is always occupied by a colossal figure with a human head and a lion’s body. Artists constructed the statue, made from one piece of local limestone, during the reign of King Chephren. The fabled Sphinx is a sign of power, historians agreed, despite their repeated efforts to explain its form.

The Valley Temple:

Just a few feet from the Great Sphinx, you can see the spectacular Valley Temple, which is said to have been Pharaoh Chephren’s residence. The middle of the 26th century BC saw the construction of the temple, which was afterward used to mummify the kings and nobles for the world of the dead.

Enjoy your lunch at a fancy restaurant before checking into your Cairo 5-star hotel. Enjoy a delicious supper on a special Nile cruise, a variety of beautiful dance performances, and the folklore Tannura spin as you take a walk around Cairo City’s splendors at night. We’ll drive you back to your lodging.

Day 2: Visit the Cairo Museum and depart:

After breakfast, your knowledgeable tour guide will lead you to the most popular Cairo attractions, such as:

The Egyptian Museum:

a presentation of King Tutankhamun’s interesting best-known collection, which contains more than 200,000 monuments and artifacts from ancient Egypt. A popular destination for thousands of Egyptian visitors, the Cairo Museum is situated in the city’s heart.

Eat lunch at a nearby restaurant before going to:

Citadel of Salah El Din: An ancient limestone stronghold that served as the capital of Egypt for more than 600 years and was built on the eastern perimeter of the city to fend against Crusader invasions The Salah El-Din citadel is home to a few magnificent mosques, palaces, and terraces.

Mosque of Mohamed Ali:

It is the best Islamic monument in Cairo. Muhammed Ali Pasha ordered its construction, which began in 1830 by the brilliant architect Yousuf Bushnak. The mosque is known as “The Alabaster Mosque” because of its 52-meter-tall dome and alabaster-decorated interior and exterior walls.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization: The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) is a surreal link between predynastic and modern and current eras via art and recollections. With the aid of the most cutting-edge museological techniques, the museum will employ the simplest and most wonderful means to present all the great art, history, and culture of Egypt that date back more than 4000 years.

Market in Khan El Khalili: This is the time to take advantage of your last excursion within the most well-known market in the Middle East and visit several shops selling clothing, trinkets, and other items.

Your 2-day Cairo Tour Package will come to an end when we bring you to Cairo International Airport for your flight home.