Day 1: Luxor Attractions Tour

First thing in the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel then you be transferred to your private modern A.C car to Luxor to begin your two day tour from Soma Bay to Luxor and Aswan by heading to:

Valley of the Kings

The greatest monument ever created in Luxor is the Valley of the Kings which acts as a gate to the afterlife created to house the bodies of the ancient rulers of the new kingdom (1570-1070 BC) featuring 63 tombs but 20 royal tombs filled the biggest number of treasures, artifacts, and hypnotic wall decorations.

Hatshepsut Temple

The most ideal example of ancient classical architecture is the carved temple of Queen Hatshepsut that was created in her reign (1507-1458 BC) to win the grace of the creator sun god Amun and to stand as a vision of her immortal legacy and heritage.

Colossi of Memnon

The two great Colossi of Memnon are located at the entrance of Luxor featuring seating statues of Amenhotep III(1386-1350) at the height of 18 m.

Lunch will be served at an Egyptian Nile view restaurant, then sort your guide to explore:

Karnak Temple

The greatest and biggest construction to ever come into existence is the heavenly Karnak temple, which was created for the sole purpose of honoring the deities of ancient Egypt across 247 acres filled with 25 temples dedicated to each deity, like the Theban triad and Osiris, Ptah, Isis and more.

Finally, you will head to the Luxor train station board a first-class train to Aswan, and check into your 5* hotel for the overnight.

Day 2: Explore Aswan Attractions:

Early in the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel by your private tour guide then head to:

The High Dam

The newest and biggest Aswan High Dam construction to ever be featured in the golden city of Aswan was built in the 1960s with the help of the Soviet government to help control and store the folding water plus generate electricity, which was Egypt’s ticket to being its time in the world of green energy.

The Unfinished Obelisk

The largest construction to ever exist in Egypt is a great unfinished obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) which was broken during construction and remains in the same place today.

Philae Temple

Philae temple is one of the last constructions to ever be built in Egypt between 380 & 362 BC to showcase the myth id Osiris and to be the house of Isis the goddess of motherhood, healing, and more. It was relocated to the island of Agilkia along with Abu Simbel temples in the 60s as a part of a UNESCO rescue mission.

You will move to the train station to Luxor and take a private car to your hotel in Soma Bay thus ending your two-day tour to Luxor and Aswan from Soma Bay.