Exceptional Cairo & Nile Cruise & Aswan Land

The Pyramids of Giza were built during a frenetic period of construction, from roughly 2550 to 2490 B.C , The Great Pyramid of Giza is 481 feet tall , The ancient Egyptian built the Pyramids of Giza which the largest of the Pyramids of Giza, is the only Great Wonder still standing.

Sphinx was built more than 4,500 years ago, to guard the pyramid of Giza. It has the head of a Human and the body of a lion , The ancient Egyptians believed that the sphinx was a representation of their solar deity, Sun God, Horemakhet or Horus of the Horizon. Historical records from the New Kingdom show that in Egyptian culture the sphinx symbolized royalty and sacred status.

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One of that aforementioned monuments is the mortuary temple of Hatshepsut. Located. Built for the Eighteenth Dynasty pharaoh, queen Hatshepsut and in dedication to the Deity, Amun. Naturally whom she considered her true father however as it is for anything from the age of the pharaohs, filled with ambiguity and mysteries to Discover. Which is exactly what we will be doing today as we discover When and where the temple was built and the structure of the Hatshepsut Temple, a true masterpiece of the pharaonic era.

Aswan High Dam, rock-fill dam across the Nile River at Aswan, Egypt, completed in 1970,The dam impounds the floodwaters, releasing them when needed to maximize their utility on irrigated land, The creation of the dam’s reservoir necessitated the costly relocation of the ancient Egyptian temple complex of Abu Simbel, which would otherwise have been submerged

The Philae Temple is a gem on Aglika Island in the middle of the Nile ,This legendary site was built in 690 BC to honor Isis, the Egyptian goddess of healing and magic. It was built by the last dynasty of ancient Egypt, the Ptolemaic. It is dedicated to Isis, the goddess of healing, birth, and magic

Dedicated to the god Horus , lord of Edfu, the Temple of Horus is the most famous monument at Tell Edfu. Due to its completeness and state of preservation, it is the best example of Ptolemaic temple building in Egypt. The temple is oriented from south to north, measuring little over 140m long and occupying an area of about 7000m2.