Planning a Classic Escape to Egypt

The Enduring Charm of Egyptian Classic Tours

Egyptian classic tours show visitors a mysterious country which contains ancient historical sites and exceptional archaeological discoveries. Egypt displays its historical heritage through the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx and its ancient burial sites and holy artifacts and well-preserved mummies.

These journeys let travelers experience Egyptian hospitality while they walk through historical sites that show them how the Pharaohs lived and how ancient Egyptians built their civilization. The main attractions of the area include the Egyptian Museum and Old and Coptic Cairo and Philae Temple and Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings.

Egypt Classic Tours creates custom travel schedules which provide visitors with valuable travel experiences that showcase local cultural traditions and historical sites and bring forth eternal exploration.

Discover Egypt’s Hidden Wonders

Egypt functions as an active museum which uses its deserts and temples to protect ancient secrets that have existed for thousands of years. Every stone in the monumental pyramids and the mysterious Sphinx and the sacred artifacts and royal mummies exists as a historical document of the past.

Your journey begins in Cairo, which combines ancient heritage with modern city life. The Great Pyramids await your exploration while the Egyptian Museum shows all its treasures and the Temple of Hatshepsut tells royal stories about Egyptian history. The Colossi of Memnon exist as permanent monuments which record Egypt's ancient achievements.

Traveling south on the Nile River causes you to discover Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings and the giant Ramses II statues. The Nile River connects Luxor and Aswan which creates the central route of Egypt's historical development.

The city of Alexandria provides a new view of the coast which includes the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and Qaitbay Fortress and Pompey’s Pillar, which together show different aspects of ancient civilizations.

Memorable Nile Experiences from Luxor

Egypt Classic Tours offers an engaging 5-day itinerary which combines Cairo and Luxor to reveal Egypt's core cultural identity beyond its most popular tourist sites.

Passengers of the Nile cruise travel between traditional feluccas and elegant dahabiyas which use wooden sails to navigate through locations that look like scenes from Cleopatra’s era. The area creates a peaceful atmosphere which maintains its original state through its golden riverbanks and green vegetation that appear under the bright daylight.

The tour schedule begins in Cairo with three sites which include the Great Pyramids and the Egyptian Museum and the vibrant Khan El Khalili marketplace. The world’s largest open-air museum leads to Luxor where visitors can see the Karnak Temple and Luxor Obelisk and both the Valley of the Kings and Queens.

The trip includes an upscale nine-night Nile cruise which travels from Luxor to Aswan and displays the grand temples and ancient obelisks of Egypt along with the tranquil daily activities that occur beside the river. The holiday transforms into a historical exploration of Egypt because the trip proceeds through the country’s currently active historical sites.

Exploring Aswan’s Sacred Sites

Classic Egypt tours present Aswan as a destination which contains extraordinary historical sites. Visitors can see three main attractions which include Abu Simbel and Temple of Kom Ombo which features dual-god worship and Temple of Edfu which remains intact.

The Philae Temple displays a granite obelisk which exhibits the outstanding abilities of ancient Egyptian stoneworkers to visitors. The west bank of the Nile contains important sites which receive fewer visitors including the Tombs of the Nobles and the Monastery of St. Simeon and Qubbet el-Hawa.

Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and carry sunscreen while drinking enough water because they need it most during the summer months. People need to keep document copies while following local rules to protect their safety during travel.