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 by two Egyptologist that together have over 35 years of exploring the 
mysteries of Ancient Egypt.</p>
<p>You will EXPLORE the Ancient Civilization and will have the most 
UNIQUE experiences. You will explore iconic sites and explore new can’t 
miss destinations and peek into places that will reveal the true MAGIC 
that is EGYPT.</p>
<p>Ramy &amp; Robin will show you treasures and wonders of Ancient 
Egypt. You will EXPLORE the Ancient Civilization and will have the most 
UNIQUE experiences. You will explore iconic sites and explore new can’t 
miss destinations and peek into places that will reveal the true MAGIC 
that is EGYPT.</p>
<p>Your “once in a lifetime” experience will grant you quality service, 
comfort and adventure, all at a great price. Book today as “Egypt is the
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Join Egyptologists Robin and Ramy as they reveal the wonders of Egypt!

<p>Explore the World’s largest archaeological museum, <strong>The GEM</strong>, with 100,000 of Egypt’s greatest treasures, including the complete treasure of King Tutankhamen - If the museum is open &nbsp;- if not the Egyptian Museum&nbsp;</p>
<ul><li>Cruise down the Nile for <strong>4 nights on a 5 Star Cruise Ship</strong> and see for yourself why Egypt is the true Gift of the Nile</li><li>Climb inside a pyramid at the Giza Plateau, where the last surviving site of the Seven Wonders of the World still stands, <strong>The Great Pyramid of Giza&nbsp;</strong></li><li>Experience seldom-visited rural, Middle Egypt – and step into the&nbsp; magical <strong>temples of&nbsp; Hathor at Dendera and Seti I at Abydos&nbsp;</strong></li><li>Visit the “Vatican of Egypt”, the largest religious temple in the world, <strong>Karnak and Luxor Temple</strong> in Ancient Thebes that was built on for over 3000 years</li></ul><p><br></p><h3><span style="color: rgb(156, 0, 0);"><span style="background-color: inherit;"><span style="font-family: Poppins, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;">Join the pre-tour to Alexandria! Jan 23-27, 2023. Contact us for more details!</span></span></span><br></h3><p></p>

Itinerary Highlights

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						<h3 class="et_pb_module_header"><span style="color: rgb(181, 99, 8);">Robin Snell</span></h3>
						<div class="et_pb_blurb_description"><p><strong>Robin Snell </strong>received her Egyptology diploma with a focus on animal mummification and paleopathology.
 Completing a country-wide mobile exhibition on mummification by the 
Manchester Museum, her cat mummy is now a part of the Queen’s Treasury 
in England. For six years, Robin took students, age 12 to 21 years old, 
to Egypt and Europe as an important campaign of education by traveling. 
In her travels in Egypt, she has had a private audience with Dr. Zahi 
Hawass, and met with Josh Bernstein, TV star of “Digging for the Truth” 
travel series. She is cited in the newly published book on Nefertiti by 
Dr. Joyce Tyldesley. Once she stands still, she is planning on writing 
Egyptology books for students age 8 – 14 years old.</p>
<p>Currently, she has an Ancient Egypt Study Group that meets every week
 to discuss diverse topics of Pharaonic Egypt to modern-day Egyptian 
Christians.</p>
<p><em>“You should never stop learning and living your dream, no matter 
how outrageous it is to others. You can keep climbing life’s greatest 
pyramids just as well at the age of 55, 65, 75 as you could at 25. Look 
at me.”</em></p><div class="et_pb_blurb_container"><h3><span style="background-color: inherit;"><span style="color: rgb(181, 99, 8);">
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						<div class="et_pb_blurb_description"><p><strong>Ramy Darwish </strong>is our certified Egyptologist tour guide.
 As a leader in his field, he has been the preferred guide for such 
prestigious tour companies as, Abercrombie and Kent, Vantage Deluxe 
World Travel and Scenic Tours. An Egyptology graduate from Helwan 
University and a consummate professional, he has led tours for 20 years 
through Egypt, as well as Jordan, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Helpful,
 attentive and highly knowledgeable, Ramy possesses excellent people 
skills combined with a contagious passion for Egyptian history. We are 
lucky to have him as our guide!</p></div>
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<p>You will be greeted at the airport and transferred to your hotel. The
 tour will officially begin in early evening with a celebratory welcome 
reception and introductions at the hotel.</p>
<p>Overnight Giza, Steigenberger Pyramids</p>
<h4>Day 2 The GEM – Grand Egyptian Museum</h4>
<p>This morning we head to the&nbsp;<strong>GEM</strong>&nbsp;– when it opens it 
will be the largest archaeological museum in the world, housing more 
than 100,000 of Egypt’s treasures, many of which were moved from Tahrir 
Square’s iconic Egyptian Museum including the Tutankhamun mask and the 
rest of the Tutankhamun collection. If the GEM is open - if not we will visit the Egyptian Museum with Tut's Treasures and the Civilization Museum with the Royal Mummies.&nbsp;</p>
<p>We will have a tour of the museum and lots of free time to roam.</p>
<p>Lunch is on your own and afternoon is free, you can stay and explore the whole day if you want.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight Giza, Steigenberger Pyramids&nbsp; B</strong></p>
<h4>Day 3 Sakkara – the Step Pyramid</h4>
<p>After breakfast we head to&nbsp;<strong>Sakkara</strong>&nbsp;for a full day. 
We will tour the Sakkara complex, including going inside the Step 
pyramid itself!&nbsp;We will visit&nbsp;Djoser’s court and the causeway. We will 
tour the fascinating new Kingdom tombs of Aye and Horemheb, seldom 
included on a mainstream tourist visit, the&nbsp;<strong>Serapeum</strong>, 
and whatever new tombs we can get into!. At publication there were many 
new openings, on the day of our visit we will be flexible, we will enter
 the latest open tombs available.</p>
<p>Lunch at the Sakkara Palm Club.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight Giza, Steigenberger Pyramids&nbsp; B, L</strong></p>
<h4>Day 4 Giza Plateau full day</h4>
<p>The last surviving of the Seven Wonders of the world, the&nbsp;<strong>Great Pyramid of Giza&nbsp;</strong>is
 perhaps the most famous tourist site in the world. The Giza plateau 
itself, with its three major pyramids plus Queen’s pyramids, ancient 
mastabas, Sphinx and the ubiquitous and colorful camel drivers is a 
much-anticipated highlight of any trip. We will climb inside the pyramid
 of Khafre (subject to change dependent on which pyramid is open).</p>
<p>While on the plateau, we will also visit the extraordinary<strong>&nbsp;Sphinx</strong>.
 Today we will take our time to explore at leisure, check out the 
mastabas and Queens tombs and take in the views from the Panorama.</p>
<p>Lunch at Abu Shakra restaurant across from the Sphinx.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight Giza, Steigenberger Pyramids&nbsp; B, L</strong></p>
<h4>Day 5 Sohag Museum, Red Monastery, Seti I Temple Abydos</h4>
<p>This morning we fly to either Sohag or Luxor, depending on flight 
schedules. On arrival we will drive to Sohag to visit the Sohag National
 museum. It was recently opened in 2018, to preserve&nbsp;some of the rich 
finds from: one of the earliest&nbsp;Egyptian&nbsp;settlements&nbsp;at&nbsp;Um El-Ka’ab, the
 temples of Abydos, and the resting place of Osiris. The museum narrates
 Egyptian culture by displaying marriage contracts and 
traditions&nbsp;and&nbsp;local habits. It also&nbsp;focuses&nbsp;on the role of Egyptian 
women in the Upper Egyptian cities throughout history.</p>
<p>After our museum visit, we will visit the newly restored&nbsp;<strong>Red Monastery</strong>.
 The church of Saints Bishai and Bigol, the “Red Monastery,” was the 
heart of a large monastic community. It was founded by Saint Bishoy in 
the beginning of the fourth century AD. It is known as the Red Monastery
 because of the red bricks that make up most of its masonry.&nbsp;We will 
then continue on to Abydos and check into our hotel and have lunch at 
the hotel.</p>
<p>This afternoon we will take a brief stroll to visit the cenotaph-temple of&nbsp;<strong>Seti I.</strong>&nbsp;The
 carvings within are probably the most symmetrically beautiful ever 
created in Egypt. Explore seven stunning shrines – each to a different 
god, including Ptah, who was said to have breathed and thought the 
universe into existence. Explore behind the temple to find the eerie 
Osirium – mythical burial grounds of the god Osiris.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight House of Life, Abydos B, L, D</strong></p>
<h4>Day 6 Denderah to Luxor</h4>
<p>This morning we travel to Luxor. On our way to Luxor we will visit the&nbsp;<strong>Temple of Hathor at Denderah</strong>&nbsp;built
 during Ptolemaic and Roman times — the most complete of Egypt’s ancient
 temples and one of the best restored. This is where Cleopatra possibly 
honeymooned with Julius Caesar – and you can see her image at the back. 
The ceiling of vibrant blue and greens shows sky goddess Nut 
(pronounced: Noot) swallowing the sun and giving birth to the new day. 
This is also a very rare two-story temple where the New Years Day 
Festival was celebrated – with Hathor’s union with Horus as the new day 
sun. Venture deep into the crypt to see strange reliefs. Go up on the 
roof to see the site of the fascinating zodiac ceiling – the oldest in 
the world.</p>
<p>Lunch on your own. If the new café at Denderah is open, we can have 
lunch there or have your choice of places to eat when we arrive in 
Luxor.</p>
<p>After our visit we drive to Luxor, check into our hotel on arrival in Luxor.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight Luxor, Steigenberger Nile Palace B</strong></p>
<h4>Day 7 The magnificence of Karnak &amp; Luxor Temples Board on Nile Cruise</h4>
<p>This morning you have an optional (approx. 225USD) early morning 
balloon trip. Rise before the sun and soar like Horus in a beautiful 
balloon, gliding high above the great monuments, mountains and green 
agricultural fields. After the ride back to the hotel for breakfast.</p>
<p>Today we explore the two highlights on the east bank – Karnak and 
Luxor Temples. Travel to north Luxor to see the great temple of<strong>&nbsp;Karnak</strong>.
 The largest religious structure in the world, Karnak temple was built 
over a period of 3000 years by almost every Pharaoh of Egypt from the 
Middle Kingdom onwards. Marvel at the great Avenue of the Sphinxes, 
Hatshepsut’s obelisk – and the great Hypostyle Hall of Ramses the Great 
and his father Seti I. We’ll also visit the sacred lake and zoological 
gardens (engraved in stone) of Thuthmosis III.</p>
<p>Today we will board our Nile cruise ship,&nbsp;<strong>The Livingstone Nile Cruise</strong>, which will be our home on the river during our 5-day journey to Aswan. Lunch onboard.</p>
<p>We will visit the Kent Weeks Library on the west bank of Luxor. We 
may visit today or tomorrow; timing will be confirmed when we are in 
Luxor.</p>
<p>This evening we will explore&nbsp;<strong>Luxor Temple</strong>. A site of
 extraordinary harmony and beautiful proportion situated right in the 
center of town, Luxor Temple is a highlight of any Luxor visit. It was 
largely constructed by the 18th Dynasty pharaoh Amenhotep III in the 
14th century BCE, with a stunning double colonnaded court added by 
Ramses II in the 19th dynasty. Luxor temple was once joined by a massive
 Avenue of Sphinxes (under current restoration) leading all the way to 
the great temple of Karnak in the north of the city.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Amwaj Livingstone Nile Cruise B, L, D</strong></p>
<h4>Day 8 The Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut Temple</h4>
<p>After breakfast, we will visit the famous West bank – land of the dead – including the great rock cut tombs of the&nbsp;<strong>Valley of the Kings,</strong>&nbsp;with
 their vibrant colors and wonderful stories. Here you will have entrance
 into three of the tombs. If open, we will visit the Valley of Monkeys 
and the tomb of Ay.</p>
<p>We will also visit the world-famous&nbsp;<strong>Queen Hatshepsut temple</strong>&nbsp;–
 nestled into the pink mountains – This was the great temple of the 
woman who would be king – one of Egypt’s greatest builders in the New 
Kingdom. Afterwards we will visit Dier el Medina – the Valley of the 
Workers, home to a complete ancient village and stunning tombs of the 
craftsmen who built the King’s final resting place. Our last stop today 
will be Medinet Habu – it was both a temple and a complex of temples 
dating from the New Kingdom.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Amwaj Livingstone Nile Cruise B, L, D</strong></p>
<h4>Day 9 Edfu and Kom Ombo Temples</h4>
<p>This morning we will disembark our ship and visit&nbsp;<strong>Edfu Temple</strong>&nbsp;by
 the local transport – Caleche ride. Edfu Temple, the best preserved of 
all Ptolemaic temples, dedicated to the falcon- headed Horus and his 
family. After our morning visit we sail down the Nile enjoying the 
scenery.</p>
<p>Later this afternoon we visit&nbsp;<strong>Kom Ombo</strong>, 45 Kms north
 of Aswan, we will visit the unusual double temple of Kom Ombo dating 
from Ptolemaic times, around 100 BCE. The southern half of the temple 
was dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek, god of fertility and creator 
of the world with Hathor and Khonsu.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the northern part of the
 temple was dedicated to the falcon god Haroeris, also known as Horus 
the Elder. We will also visit the crocodile mummy museum.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Amwaj Livingstone Nile Cruise B, L, D</strong></p>
<h4>Day 10 Temples of Kalabsha and Philae Camel ride to Nubian Village</h4>
<p>We have a full day exploring around Aswan today.</p>
<p><strong>Kalabsha Temple</strong>&nbsp;was built over an earlier New 
Kingdom site during the Roman Period for Caesar Augustus. It was 
dedicated to Isis, Osiris and Horus-Mandulis. This is perhaps the finest
 example of a freestanding temple in Nubia and is constructed from 
sandstone blocks. The temple was built in the traditional Egyptian style
 The Holy of Holies was in the farthest room, which was later used as a 
Christian church. Kalabsha Temple complex is among the most important of
 the salvaged monuments on Lake Nasser.</p>
<p>The great&nbsp;<strong>temple of Isis on Philae island</strong>, the last 
operational temple in Egypt in which Egyptians worshipped for centuries 
until the Roman Emperor Justinian closed its doors in the 6th Century 
CE. The entire temple – with its beautiful statuary and reliefs was 
moved onto this island in the 1970s to preserve it from submersion after
 the creation of the new Aswan dam.</p>
<p>After lunch on board we will head out for a camel ride to a Nubian 
Village. Enjoy the ride as the sun sets and visit the colorfull Nubian 
Village. After our visit we will return to ship for dinner.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Amwaj Livingstone Nile Cruise B, L, D</strong></p>
<h4>Day 11 Free time in Aswan Optional Abu Simbel Tour</h4>
<p>Today is a day to explore or relax, up to you, all visits are 
optional and at your own expense.&nbsp; Visit the wonderful marketplace with 
the exotic smells and trinkets to buy.&nbsp; Visit the Nubian Museum, go for a
 felucca ride. Or take a trip to visit Abu Simbel.</p>
<p><strong>Optional Abu Simbel trip</strong>&nbsp;$150USD per person based on min 2 people.</p>
<p>We drive for 3 hours to reach Abu Simbel (280 KM south of Aswan). Its
 temples, which are among the most magnificent monuments in the world, 
were built by the great pharaoh Ramses the second. They are perhaps the 
grandest &amp; the most complete example of ancient Egyptian 
architecture, more than 3 thousand years have elapsed since they were 
erected, But the temples have stood the ravages of time &amp; remained 
nearly intact. The great temple is dedicated to the sun god (Ra) while 
the second smaller temple is dedicated to the goddess Hathor, this 
second temple was built for Nefertari, the pharaoh’s wife. After our 
visit we may stop for lunch in town before we head back to Aswan. Cost 
for lunch not included. Guide will accompany you from Aswan return.</p>
<p>Late afternoon or early evening we will fly back to Cairo. On arrival we will be transferred to the Ramses Hilton.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Ramses Hilton, Cairo B</strong></p>
<h4>Day 12 Old Egyptian Museum, Royal Mummies at NMEC</h4>
<p>After breakfast, we will set off to visit the Egyptian Museum, home 
to many of the greatest treasures of ancient history. We will see the 
current exhbit in the museum and see how they have restored and cleaned 
up this treasure.</p>
<p>After our visit lunch at Al Azhar Park for yummy lunch and wonderful views.</p>
<p><b>National Museum of Egyptian Civilization NMEC</b> in al-Fustat – 
this new museum will house the royal mummies once they are moved from 
the current Egyptian Museum. The museum presents a comprehensive view of
 Egyptian civilization from prehistory to the present day.<span class="Apple-converted-space">&nbsp; </span>Only this tour can offer a personalized royal mummy lecture at the new museum home of the mummies, NMEC, by<b> Dr. Sahar Saleem.</b>&nbsp; She is the author of the book, <b>“Scanning the Pharaohs”</b>
 and with her day job as the professor of Radiology at Cairo Hospital, 
she is also a paleoradiologist, studying mummies via CT and MRI scans.&nbsp; 
The Egyptian Government has allowed only her to work on royal and elite 
mummies and she has uncovered surprises, like the knife wound that 
killed Rameses lll. We will have 2 hours to visit the royal mummies with
 her and hear her up-to-date findings.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
<p>This evening we will have our farewell dinner.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Ramses Hilton, Cairo B, L, D</strong></p>
<h4>Day 13 Farewell Egypt!</h4>
<p>Breakfast at our hotel. You are free today until your transfer to the
 airport for your departure flight. Check out time at the hotel is 
12N.&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>B</strong></p>
<p><strong>Tour cost $4,795USD based on twin share. Single supplement $895USD Deposit $500USD per person&nbsp;</strong></p>
<p><strong>Tour Date Jan 27 – Feb 8, 2023&nbsp; Final due by Nov 27, 2022</strong></p>
<p><strong>Package includes:</strong></p>
<ul><li>04&nbsp;nights accommodation in&nbsp;Cairo at Steigenberger Pyramids or similar on BB Basis</li><li>01&nbsp;night&nbsp;accommodation in Luxor at Steigenberger Luxor hotel or similar BB Basis.</li><li>01 night accommodation in Sohag/Abydos at the House of Life HB Basis Breakfast and Dinner</li><li>04&nbsp;nights accommodation on board of M/S Amwaj Nile cruise or similar on FB Basis Breakfast Lunch and Dinner.</li><li>02&nbsp;nights accommodation in Cairo at Ramses Hilton or similar BB Basis.</li><li>All transfers throughout with air conditioned private bus</li><li>All tours as per the above program</li><li>Meet and Assist at the airport. Baggage handling and portage</li><li>Entrance fees with entry fees as mentioned</li><li>Ramy Darwish&nbsp;English speaking Egyptian Egyptologist guide throughout</li><li>Robin Snell your American Egyptologist speaker</li><li>Anna MacKay Tour leader – with minimum 12&nbsp;people</li><li><strong>12 breakfasts, 8 lunches, 6 dinners –&nbsp; mineral water at every meal and on the bus everyday</strong></li><li>Service charge and taxes</li><li><strong>Domestic flight tickets</strong></li></ul>
<p><strong>Packages excludes:</strong></p>
<ul><li>International flights, Entry visa, Tips (Driver, Guide, Boat crew), 
Insurance – medical or cancellation – both recommended, Meals not 
mentioned, any additional entrance fees or optional tours</li></ul>
<p>Cancellation conditions:</p>
<ul><li>60 days or more deposit is non refundable</li><li>59 – 31 days prior to departure 50% is non-refundable</li><li>30 days or less prior to departure 100% non-refundable</li></ul></div><p></p>

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Out of the Tombs: Ancient Egypt Revealed with Robin

Jan 27 - Feb 8, 2023

Join Egyptologists Robin and Ramy as they reveal the wonders of Egypt!

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