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How much does it cost to travel to Egypt?

Mysterious Egyptian cruise for 9 days and 8 nights? From 5690 yuan/person

Luxor Aswan Konggongpo

Welcome to Luxor. Upon arrival, the local travel agency will take you to Aswan to visit Aswan High Dam. Aswangao Dam is one of the seven largest dams in the world. Construction started in 1960 with the assistance of the Soviet Union, and was completed on July 2 1 day, which was 0/7 times that of great pyramid of giza. After the visit, drive to the pier, board the cruise ship and check in. Self-funded recommendation: visit Nubian village: cross the Nile by ferry to Nubian village, and you will enter a sea of colors. The exterior walls of each house are painted with various colors, forming a vivid and harmonious picture with the green farmland and swaying dates in the distance. Nubians in black curls have lived in the upper Nile since ancient times, and Nubia has always been a vassal state under Egyptian rule. The unique language and culture of Nubians have been preserved to this day. Tips: If the Aswan Dam is temporarily closed, it will be changed to a distant view.

Kongwengpo-Aidefu

After breakfast, the cruise ship is free to move. Today, take a cruise to Kongwengpo, and visit Kongwengpo Temple after arrival (about 1.5 hours). The temples are symmetrical in structure and have the same specifications, while the Sobec Temple and the Eagle Temple are connected buildings with their own characteristics.

Today, breakfast, lunch and dinner are all buffets on the cruise. The cruise ship continued to sail for Edf. Cruise all night

Self-funded recommendation: Visit the world-famous Abu Simpo Temple and the Naftitali Temple built by Pharaoh Ramses II for his beloved queen.

Venue: EDF-Isner Sluice-Luxor

Breakfast on the cruise. After the cruise ship arrived at Edf, it arranged to visit Edf Temple (also known as Horus Temple) by carriage. It took more than 300 years to build the Horus dedicated to the embodiment of justice-Eagle God. It is the most complete temple building in Egypt at present. Its inner wall is engraved with the battle between Horus, the eagle god, and Seth, the evil hippo god. Return to the cruise ship for lunch at noon. Today, the cruise ship will reach Luxor in Thebes, the former kingdom and imperial capital of central Egypt, through the Isna sluice. Isna is a small town on the west bank of the Nile, located at120km south of Luxor, and is famous for its Isna sluice. The local area is famous for its pottery making, wool spinning and other industries. Arriving in Luxor tonight, I specially arranged to take a Nile sailing boat, take a romantic Nile sailing boat, walk on the Nile and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides.

Self-funded recommendation: take a hot air balloon to the sky and enjoy shooting the sunrise, the largest temple in the world and the winding Nile below.

Luxor-Honggada (Red Sea)

The statue of Mennon is two rock colossus, which stand on the Yuan Ye between the west bank of the Nile and the Valley of the Kings. This is a statue in front of the temple of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, which is 20 meters high and badly weathered. People thought that the stone statue was a statue of Memnon in Greek mythology, so they named it Memnon.

The Karnak Temple is a part of Thebes, which is the capital of the Central Kingdom and the New Egypt Kingdom. The worship center of the sun god Amon, the site of the largest temple in ancient Egypt. Located on the east bank of the Nile, 700 kilometers south of Cairo. The site occupied the northern half of East Thebes at that time. Through the Great Sphinx Avenue, it connects to Luxor, south of 1 km, where there is another temple of Amon. Special arrangements were also made to take a carriage tour of downtown Luxor along the way and enjoy the splendor of Luxor Temple.