4-Day Aswan to Luxor Nile Cruise: 5-Star with sightseeing

gist guide and transferred to your 5-star Nile cruise ship. After a warm welcome and check-in, settle into your comfortable cabin and prepare to explore the treasures of Aswan.

marvel that transformed Egypt's landscape. Completed in 1970, this monumental structure controls the Nile's annual floods, generates hydroelectric power, and created Lake Nasser—one of the world's largest artificial lakes. Standing atop the dam, you'll gain a profound appreciation for how this feat of modern engineering safeguards Egypt's agriculture and development.

Philae, The Temple of Isis is one of the greatest Temples in Egypt and it occupies about a quarter of the island. It is also the temple's main island with its huge, complete, pylons and beautiful scenes. The construction began during the reign of King Ptolemy II, and then other Ptolemaic .The Temple of Isis consists of the 1st Pylon, which is a great traditional pylon with two towers, and an open forecourt, which leads to the 2nd pylon.. After that you will return to your ship, free at leisure. Dinner and overnight on the cruise.Philae

Unusually dedicated to two gods—Sobek, the crocodile god of fertility and creation, and Horus the Elder—this double temple is a masterpiece of symmetry. Marvel at its twin entrances, halls, and sanctuaries. Your guide will highlight the fascinating reliefs, including ancient surgical instruments carved into the walls, evidence of the temple's role as a healing center. Don't miss the nearby Crocodile Museum, home to preserved mummified crocodiles.

s, one of the best-preserved temples in all of Egypt. Buried under desert sands for centuries, this Ptolemaic-era masterpiece offers an unparalleled glimpse into ancient religious practices. Walk through its massive pylon entrance, adorned with scenes of Pharaoh Ptolemy XII defeating his enemies. Explore the grand hypostyle hall, the sanctuary, and the inner chambers, where intricate hieroglyphics tell the story of the eternal conflict between Horus and Seth. Your guide will bring this sacred site to life with rich storytelling.

After breakfast, cross to the West Bank to explore the legendary Valley of the Kings, the sacred necropolis where Egypt's New Kingdom pharaohs were laid to rest. Hidden within golden cliffs, this UNESCO World Heritage Site holds more than 60 royal tombs. Descend into beautifully preserved underground chambers, where vivid wall paintings, intricate hieroglyphics, and powerful scenes from the Book of the Dead still pulse with color after more than 3,000 years. Your guide will select three tombs to visit based on accessibility and current conditions, offering insight into the artistry and spiritual beliefs that guided each pharaoh into the afterlife.

Nestled dramatically against the limestone cliffs of Deir el-Bahari, this stunning mortuary temple honors Queen Hatshepsut, the most powerful female pharaoh of the New Kingdom. Its striking terraced design, sweeping colonnades, and exquisitely carved reliefs create a seamless harmony with the surrounding mountains. Admire detailed scenes depicting her divine birth and the legendary expedition to the land of Punt—a testament to her ambition, vision, and the prosperity of her reign.

tues that have stood sentinel on the Theban plain for over 3,400 years. Carved from massive blocks of quartzite sandstone, these 18-meter (60-foot) statues depict Pharaoh Amenhotep III and once guarded the entrance to his vast mortuary temple. Though the temple itself has long since crumbled, these silent guardians endure as a hauntingly beautiful reminder of the grandeur of ancient Thebes.

Begin at Karnak Temple, the largest religious complex ever constructed in ancient Egypt. Spanning over 2,000 years of history, this vast open-air sanctuary was built in honor of Amun-Ra, the king of the gods. Walk through the legendary Great Hypostyle Hall, where 134 towering sandstone columns rise in majestic rows. Marvel at the sacred lake, the soaring obelisks of Hatshepsut and Thutmose I, and the towering pylons that tell stories of military triumphs and divine blessings. Your guide will reveal the secrets of this awe-inspiring site, where pharaohs left their mark across centuries.

ent Egypt's most elegant and beautifully preserved monuments. Originally commissioned by Pharaoh Amenhotep III and later expanded by the legendary Ramses II, this majestic temple was dedicated to the rejuvenation of kingship and the worship of Amun-Ra. Admire the grand colonnade, the colossal seated statues of Ramses II, and the intricate hieroglyphics that adorn its walls. Arrive via the historic Avenue of Sphinxes, a processional path that once connected Luxor Temple to Karnak.

port or your chosen Luxor hotel, bringing your unforgettable Nile cruise journey to a close.