7 Night Nile River Cruise Itinerary from Aswan

Breakfast on board then start sail to Kom Ombo and once you arrive, you will join your Egyptologist by a modern A/C vehicle to visit: Kom Ombo Temple The highly exotic double temple " Kom Ombo Temple " was built between 180 BC and 47 BC in the Ptolemaic dynasty to become the worship house of Haroeris " Horus the Elder ' on the north and Sobek the crocodile god of the Nile on the south. The temple is a great piece of architecture that showcases much great decoration and carving that showcases many medical and astronomical facts during this period

In the Morning time after breakfast, you will join your private Egyptologist tour guide to discover ancient Egyptian attractions in Luxor east bank where you will visit: Karnak Temple The spiritual Karnak temple has been known to be many names across its 2000 years old history, it was called Ipet-isu or "The most select of places" in the middle kingdom, also know as Pr-Imn or " House of Amon " plus it is known as the biggest and most ancient religious center on earth since its construction between 2000 BC and 30 BC on 247 acres of sacred land to honor the Theban triad that consisted of Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. The temple complex is a golden archaeological piece of ancient art found across the magical Avenue of Sphinxes that connects it to the beautiful Luxor Temple, the Precinct of Amun-Re, and the great hypostyle hall plus many more.

In the morning, enjoy your breakfast while sailing to Edfu, then join your tour guide to discover the temple of ancient Egyptian deity Horus: Edfu temple Edfu temple is a great mythical piece of art that preserved the memory of an honorable battle that decided the fate of the whole world. It was built between 237 BC and 57 on the west bank of the Nile in Upper Egypt just 60 km north of Aswan and it is now one of the most preserved in Egypt which is believed to be built on the same ground where Set and Horus have their battle.

Check out after breakfast and transfer to anywhere you want in Aswan to end your experience in upper Egypt.