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						<div class="et_pb_blurb_description" align="center"><p><b>With the inspiring insight
 of Laura Ranieri Roy, your Canadian Egyptologist guide – and our local Egyptologist guide – the storied past of the Pharaohs 
will come alive. Climb into pyramids, sail the Nile like Cleopatra, ride
 a camel – and be transformed in this exciting and exotic two-week, 
small group cultural adventure featuring all the highlights (and hidden 
treasures) of Egypt – including the majestic Abu Simbel Temple!</b></p><p><br></p><p align="left"><img style="width: 600px; float: right; padding-right: 16px; padding-left: 16px; padding-bottom: 32px;" src="https://ttand.imgix.net/pyramids3-1650393848986.jpg" class="note-float-right">Travel with our Canadian Egyptologist! Laura Ranieri is a 
professional writer, the founder of Ancient Egypt Alive, and an 
Egyptologist, from the University of Toronto. She has written and 
lectured in Canada and the United States on ancient Egypt. </p>
<p align="left">Laura has also produced short documentaries on the country and has 
excavated in Bulgaria at a classical Greek site and in Egypt at Amarna 
(Akenaten’s kingdom) and South Asasif (west bank of Luxor).</p>
<p align="left">She began her career as an actress and travel TV show host, and is 
passionate about bringing the history of Ancient Egypt Alive to the 
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An inspiring 14 day, Egyptologist-led experience of the wonders of Egypt

<ul><li>Be awestruck at the Giza Pyramids: See the Sphinx, Old 
Kingdom tomb(s) and enter&nbsp;inside one of the Great Pyramids to connect 
viscerally to thousands of years of history</li><li>Guest Lecturers&nbsp; – Engage in lively discussions with&nbsp; Egyptologist Laura Ranieri at each site – and enjoy a lively series 
of lectures enroute</li><li>Go in-depth at the sites – designed for travellers with an interest in Egyptian history</li><li>See Egypt’s highlights (Giza Pyramid, Sakkara, Valley of the Kings, 
Cairo Museum, Karnak)&nbsp;plus hidden-treasure tombs, temples and pyramids 
including: Step, Bent Red and&nbsp;Unas&nbsp;pyramids&nbsp;</li><li>Experience the greatest temple of Egypt – Abu Simbel – and a 
Ptolemaic masterpiece, the&nbsp;temple of Hathor at Dendera in Middle Egypt</li><li>Unseen Sakkara – some unique sites including Serappeum, Ty Mereruka and Tomb of the Manicurists</li><li>Sail like Cleopatra on a deluxe all-inclusive Nile cruise – visiting temples and sites along the way</li><li>Travel with a collegial and cultured small group (no more than 20 people)</li><li>Deluxe hotels, all inclusive Nile cruise ship, site admissions, all guides, all breakfasts, 6 dinners&nbsp;and 9 lunches included.</li></ul><p></p>

Itinerary Highlights

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						<div class="et_pb_blurb_description"><p><strong>Laura Ranieri Roy </strong>is
 our dynamic Canadian Egyptologist guide and professional storyteller. 
&nbsp;With an Egyptology MA from the University of Toronto (but also a 
performing background and career as a writer) she ensures the history of
 Egypt leaps vividly to life.&nbsp; Laura has participated in Egyptian 
excavations at South Asasif, Amarna and at a classical Greek site in 
Bulgaria. She presents widely and currently teaches Egypt at Ryerson 
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						<p class="et_pb_module_header"><span><span style="font-weight: bold;">Dates: </span>Nov 20 - Dec 3, 2023 <span style="font-weight: bold;">|</span> Feb 26 - Mar 10, 2024 (14 days)</span></p>
						
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<div class="et_pb_toggle_content clearfix" style="display: block;"><h4>Day 1: Welcome to Cairo</h4>
<p>You will be met on arrival, helped through customs, immigration and 
visa purchase, and transferred to our hotel. In the evening, meet your 
fellow travelers at a welcome dinner and short opening&nbsp;presentation by 
Laura.</p>
<p>For those who arrive early there will be an optional afternoon excursion.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Conrad Hilton Hotel Nile View Rooms, Cairo D</strong></p>
<h4>Day 2: &nbsp;<b>The Citadel, NMEC &amp; Islamic Cairo</b></h4>
<p>We start our exciting first full day with a panoramic view of the city from way up in the medieval <b>Citadel of Saleh el din</b>, a marvel of medieval warfare, built (in places) with limestone from the Great Pyramid. There, we’ll also tour a 14th century open air mosque and the beautiful 19th century mosque of Mohammed Ali.</p><p>After the Citadel, we head to the new <b>NMEC - The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization</b>. We have a tour of the museum, replete with masterpieces of Egyptian arts and crafts through the ages and new home of the Royal Mummies. This will be a special treat as the museum has only fully been open since 2021 and is artfully designed to showcase its wonderful collection of antiquities dating from Pharaonic through Islamic times. The new presentation of the royal mummies in family groups with their burial goods is wonderful to see.</p><p><b>Lunch at &nbsp;AL AZAR Park</b></p><p><b>Islamic Cairo: </b>This afternoon we will explore the greatest Islamic building in Egypt: The Mosque-Madrassa of Sultan Hassan. This magical place is one of the largest mosques in the world and certainly the finest piece of early-Mamluk architecture dating to 1363 BCE. We will venture in to feel the centuries of devotion still residing here – and perhaps even hear the stunning voice of the Muezzin (the one appointed to sing call to prayer).</p><p>We will also visit El Raffai, another ornate 19th century mosque which is the resting place of many early Egyptian rulers, including King Farouk. From there we will explore Khan el Khalili market – the colourful and chaotic medieval souk. We will experience El Moezz street dating to the Fatimid era, home to the greatest concentration of medieval architectural treasures in the Islamic world. </p><p>In the evening, we will return to our hotel for dinner on your own.&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Conrad Hilton Hotel Nile View Rooms, Cairo &nbsp; B,L</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 3: &nbsp;<b>Giza and Music</b></h4>
<p>The last surviving of the Seven Wonders of the world, the Great Pyramid of Giza 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 colourful camel drivers is a much-anticipated highlight of any trip. For our visit, we will also climb inside the pyramid of Kephren or Khufu - an exciting experience and a real highlight of the Giza visit. While on the plateau, we will also visit the extraordinary Sphinx and Khafre’s valley temple.&nbsp;</p><p>Lunch at 9 Pyramids view restaurant - with a beautiful panoramic view of the Pyramids</p><p><br></p><p>PLEASE NOTE: If the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is FULLY OPEN, we will offer the option of a tour there after lunch – at an additional cost TBA.</p><p>Dinner on your own.&nbsp;</p><p>In the evening we head out to see a colourful&nbsp;and&nbsp;<strong>authentic sufi show and dinner&nbsp;</strong>(whirling dervishes) at the 1100 year-old Wekalet El Ghouri&nbsp;Arts Center.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp;Conrad Hilton Nile View Rooms, Cairo &nbsp;B,L</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 4:&nbsp;<b>Dashur and the Egyptian Museum</b></h4>
<p>Today we will be up early, we drive to the area of “Dashur” – south west of Cairo to visit two of the earliest pyramids in Egypt: the Bent, and the impressive and intact Red, both built by King Senefru c. 2500 BCE. The Bent retains most of it casing stones. Climbing inside the Red will be optional - and for the fit and adventurous minded only as it is an athletic climb. This Dashur region presents a wonderful opportunity for pyramid exploration …far from the crowds of Giza.&nbsp;</p><p>Lunch in a local restaurant</p><p>After lunch we will visit the <b>Egyptian Museum</b>, home to many of the greatest treasures of ancient history. It is even likely that we may be one of the first to experience the long-awaited opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza. Whichever museum is still home to the treasures, we will tour the highlights, including Tutankhamen’s golden mask, magnificent colossi, furniture and granite sarcophagi/statues of the Old Kingdom. Beyond the well-known treasures like Khephen Enthroned, the treasures of Tanis and the golden wonders of Yuya and Thuya - you will also find rooms of opulent jewelry, ornate coffins, animal mummies – and strange and ancient curiosities. A microcosm of thousands of years of Egyptian art and history.&nbsp;</p><p>If the Grand Egyptian Museum is not yet open, this is where you will still see many of Tutankhamun’s treasures. .</p>
<p><strong>Overnight&nbsp; Conrad Hilton Nile View Rooms, Cairo &nbsp;B,L</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 5:&nbsp;The wonders of Sakkara and the Step Pyramid - Fly to Aswan&nbsp;</h4>
<p>We will enjoy an intensive full day exploring this rich archaeological site – which is most notably the location of Djoser’s Step Pyramid, the oldest in Egypt. Our day begins at the modern Imhotep museum, where we’ll view some rare old kingdom relics, such as cobra reliefs, ancient harps, surgical instruments and the Old Kingdom mummy of King Merenre. We will then proceed to see Old Kingdom tombs, such as the breathtaking Mereruke, the mastaba of Ty, the tomb of Khnumhotep and Niankhknum (The Royal Manicurists), the tomb of Ptahotep (please note tombs opening and closures change, we will see tombs that are currently open at the time)&nbsp;</p><p>We will also have the exciting opportunity to enter the Pyramid of King Unas, the last ruler of the 5th Dynasty. Although small, Unas’ pyramid is one of Egypt’s most important as the very first to feature pyramid texts carved on its walls, some still retaining traces of ancient colour.</p><p>Next, we will tour the Sakkara complex, including the Step pyramid itself, Djoser’s court and the causeway. We hope also to tour the fascinating and splendid Serappeum home of the Apis bull - seldom included on a mainstream tourist visit.</p><p><br></p>
<p>Lunch in the garden of the beautiful Sakkara Palms.</p><p>After lunch we head to the airport for our evening flight to Aswan.&nbsp;</p><p><b>Overnight Aswan, Tolip Hotel or similar &nbsp;B,L</b></p><div><br></div>
<h4>Day 6: <b>The Beauty of Aswan and Upper Egypt – Abu Simbel</b></h4>
<p>This morning we board our coach early and begin an exciting&nbsp;road trip south to 
experience the grandeur of what is arguably&nbsp;Egypt’s greatest temples of 
all:&nbsp;<strong>Abu Simbel</strong>. These huge&nbsp;rock-cut temples marked the
 southern boundary of the&nbsp;Egyptian Empire with Nubia at the peak of its 
power during&nbsp;the New Kingdom. They were meant to convey the power 
of&nbsp;Egypt’s rulers to anyone who laid eyes upon them. The great&nbsp;statues 
of Ramses and his wife Nefertari that adorn their&nbsp;facades arel 
awe-inspiring — and the four statues guarding&nbsp;the doorway to the larger 
of these temples are the largest&nbsp;sculptures that survive from the 
Pharaonic era.</p>
<p>Lunch at Nubian Ecolodge&nbsp;</p><p><br>Enroute back to Aswan, we stop at a marvel of modern engineering: the&nbsp;<strong>Aswan High Dam</strong>.&nbsp;We’ll also see the ancient rock quarries where the Egyptians got their finest limestone – and&nbsp;climb up to view the great&nbsp;<strong>unfinished obelisk</strong>&nbsp;of
 Queen Hatshepsut. After arrival and check&nbsp;in at the hotel, we will end 
the eventful day with refreshing felucca (sailboat) ride to 
the&nbsp;botanical gardens to immerse ourself in nature. Here we will walk 
through the verdant and&nbsp;flowering grounds enjoying many exotic varieties
 of trees and flora from around the world.&nbsp;In evening why not visit the 
famous spice market,</p>
<p><strong>Overnight Tolip&nbsp;Hotel, Aswan &nbsp;B,L&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 7:&nbsp;<b>Philae Temple</b></h4>
<p>Today we will enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Mid-morning start to the day, we will depart via bus and motorboat to visit &nbsp;the great temple of Isis on Philae island, 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. &nbsp;</p><p>In the late afternoon we will visit the fascinating Nubian museum and then enjoy a traditional Nubian dinner – a short boat ride away – at a local restaurant.&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Overnight Tolip Hotel, Aswan &nbsp;B,D</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 8: &nbsp;Camels, Tombs – and Climb aboard our Nile Riverboat</h4>
<p>Why not join us for a morning camel ride (optional approx cost $35USD) to a medieval Christian monastery – a very sacred place, perched atop a sandy hill. Also, this morning, we will take a boat ride to enjoy a lovely hike and visit some special tombs on the west bank. You will have the option of walking or taking camels to visit the rock-cut tombs of <b>Qubbet el Hawa</b>, cut into the high cliffs across the river from the modern city of Aswan, This is the site of an elite Old and Middle Kingdom cemetery. You’ll enjoy breathtaking vistas as you explore the seldom-visited tombs of the high officials – a real off-the-beaten track experience. “Autobiographies” carved into their facades provide fascinating details of the lives of these men, several of whom led trading and military expeditions south into Nubia. </p><p>Next, we will board our beautiful 5-star cruise ship The Livingstone Nile Cruise, which will be our home on the river during our 4-day journey to Luxor. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch on board.&nbsp;</p><p>Optional sound &amp; light show at Philae temple (approx $50US)</p><p><strong>Overnight Amwaj Livingstone Nile Cruise B, L, D</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 9: <b>Kom Ombo and cruising</b></h4>
<p>After breakfast, we will visit the unusual double temple of&nbsp;<strong>Kom Ombo</strong>&nbsp;dating
 from Ptolemaic&nbsp;times, around 100 BCE. The southern half of the temple 
was dedicated to the crocodile god&nbsp;Sobek, god of fertility and creator 
of the world with Hathor and Khonsu. Meanwhile, the northern&nbsp;part of the
 temple was dedicated to the falcon god Haroeris, also known as Horus 
the Elder. We&nbsp;can also visit the crocodile mummy museum.<br>Lunch on board.<br>We sail downstream (north) to Edfu, where we will visit&nbsp;<strong>Edfu Temple&nbsp;</strong>in the afternoon. This&nbsp;temple is the most complete in Egypt – and devoted to the hawk god Horus.<br>We
 will have a relaxing afternoon onboard watching the changing shorelines
 as we cruise north&nbsp;past Edfu and Esna enroute to Luxor. There will be a
 talk on temples and the great Denderah by&nbsp;Laura in the early or late 
afternoon. Sail to Luxor Overnight Luxor<br><strong>Overnight Amwaj Livingstone Nile Cruise B, L, D</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 10:&nbsp;<b>Valley of the Kings, Deir el Medina, Luxor Museum – and Luxor Temple at Night&nbsp;</b></h4>
<p>Today you will wake up in Luxor: Thebes, city of a hundred gates, as Homer called it.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>This morning we will visit the famous and breathtaking Valley of the Kings, with their vibrant colours and wonderful stories. Here you will have a chance to enter into three of the King’s tombs, based on what is open. You will also have an opportunity to enter into special tombs like Seti I, Ramses V, VI or Tutankhamun (extra cost for these). Afterwards we will visit the enchanting Valley of the Workers, home to a complete ancient village and stunning tombs of the craftsmen who built the King’s final resting place.</p><p>Return to the boat for Lunch.</p><p><br></p><p>In the late afternoon, we will make a visit to the Luxor Museum – a beautiful modern museum, home to the greatest art in Upper Egypt. &nbsp;As the sun slowly dips, we will then make our way to the very romantic Luxor Temple, with its massive colossi and beautiful temple reliefs. See the great obelisks, colossi and fall under the spell of Ramses, Hatshepsut and Amenhotep III.</p><p><strong>Overnight Amwaj Livingstone Nile Cruise B, L, D</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 11:&nbsp;<b>Stunning Denderah and West Bank Nobles Tombs</b></h4>
<p>Disembark and climb aboard our coach for a road trip to one of Egypt’s most breathtaking&nbsp;temples – The three-level&nbsp;<strong>temple of Hathor at Denderah</strong>,
 It was built during Ptolemaic and&nbsp;Roman times – and is the most 
complete of Egypt’s ancient temples and one of the best&nbsp;restored. This 
is where Cleopatra possibly honeymooned with Julius Caesar – and you can
 see&nbsp;her image at the back. The ceiling of vibrant blue and greens shows
 sky goddess Nut&nbsp;(pronounced: Noot) swallowing the sun and giving birth 
to the new day. This is also a very rare&nbsp;two story temple where the New 
Years Day Festival was celebrated – with Hathor’s union with&nbsp;Horus as 
the new day sun. Venture deep into the crypt to see strange reliefs. Go 
up on the roof&nbsp;to see the site of the fascinating zodiac ceiling – the 
oldest in the world.</p>
<p>Enroute you will experience the vibrant countryside of Egypt – rural 
towns and villages&nbsp;untouched by time, sailing past the coach window. We 
will drive back to Luxor via the West&nbsp;bank where we will have a 
traditional Egyptian lunch in the relaxing and shady gardens of&nbsp;the 
Marsam, the oldest hotel on the west bank, adjacent to the excavations 
at the&nbsp;Amenhotep III temples. Originally built in the 1920s as a house 
for archaeologists from the&nbsp;University of Chicago, it was later turned 
into a hotel by Sheikh Ali of the local Abd El Rasoul&nbsp;family. After 
lunch we will visit the&nbsp;<strong>Colossi of Memnon</strong>&nbsp;– gateway to Amenhotep III’s&nbsp;immense temple. Finally we will visit two jewels of the west bank:&nbsp;<strong>Tombs of the Nobles</strong>&nbsp;high&nbsp;in
 the hills. Sennefer and Rekhmire or equivalent. Back to the east bank 
to check into our&nbsp;hotel and enjoy an evening at leisure on your own. Why
 not try drinks at the library bar of&nbsp;the famous Winter Palace Hotel?<br><strong>Overnight Luxor, Steigenberger Nile Palace or similar B, L</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 12: &nbsp;<b>Marvel of Queen Hatshepsut &amp; &nbsp;Medinet Habu – the last great temple of Pharaonic Egypt</b></h4>
<p>Early morning, there will be a highly recommended but optional early morning balloon ride. Come sail above city and watch the sun rise over the Nile! (cost $250USD).</p><p>After breakfast we will depart by boat to visit the world-famous Queen Hatshepsut temple - nestled into the pink mountains – Meret Seger - meaning “she who loves silence.” This was the great temple of the woman who would be king - one of Egypt’s greatest builders in the New Kingdom.&nbsp;</p><p>Next, we will witness Medinet Habu, the last great temple of Pharaonic Egypt, a massive enclosure with deeply-etched reliefs and thrilling, graphic scenes of King Ramses III’s battles with the Sea Peoples. You will love this temple – which is possibly also the site of a harem conspiracy and the assassination of the king.</p><p>Lunch at a local restaurant. Return to hotel for an afternoon at leisure.</p><p>In the evening join us for a pleasant optional walk to the Luxor Souk and Aboudi bookstore.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight &nbsp; Steigenberger Hotel Luxor&nbsp; B,L</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 13:&nbsp;<b>Karnak – the largest temple in the world! And farewell dinner.</b></h4>
<p>Our final day will of course be a special one! We visit the magnificent Karnak Temple. The largest religious structure in the world, Karnak 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. This incredible hall has recently had its colours restored. We’ll also visit the sacred lake and zoological gardens (engraved in stone) of Thuthmosis III.&nbsp;</p><p>We will return to the hotel lunch on your own and afternoon free. &nbsp;</p><p>This evening we get together for a very special farewell dinner at a local restaurant.</p>
<p><strong>Overnight Steigenberger Hotel&nbsp; B,D</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p>
<h4>Day 14: Departure day</h4>
<p>You will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight. or continue your travels on our Jordan extension.&nbsp; B</p><p><strong>Nov 20 – Dec 3, 2023 &amp; Feb 26 – Mar 10, 2024 &nbsp; Tour Cost $4,950USD 
per person based on twin share. Single $1,375USD&nbsp;</strong><strong>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</strong></p>
<p><strong>Tour includes:&nbsp;</strong></p>
<ul><li>4 nights Cairo – Conrad Hilton Nile View rooms or Similar on BB Basis</li><li>03 nights accommodation in Aswan at Tolip Hotel or similar on BB Basis.</li><li>03 nights accommodation on board of M/S Amwaj Nile cruise or similar on FB Basis.</li><li>3 nights Luxor – Steigenberger Hotel or similar on BB Basis</li><li>Meals as per itinerary&nbsp;13 B/Breakfasts &nbsp;9 L/Lunches, &nbsp;6 D /Dinners</li><li>Transfers in deluxe motorcoach</li><li>Egyptologist Tour Guides – Laura Ranieri Roy from Ancient Egypt Alive &amp; Our local Egyptologist Guide</li><li>All sightseeing as listed on the itinerary</li><li>Tips for porters and restaurant staff</li></ul>
<p>Price does not include:</p>
<ul><li>International airfare, Egyptian Entry visa – approx $25 USD</li><li>Optional tours, Tips for guides and bus driver, Beverages with meals, meals not listed above</li><li>All items not mentioned above</li></ul>
<p>Cancellation conditions:</p>
<ul><li>61 days or more deposit is non refundable</li><li>60 – 31 days prior to departure 50% is non refundable</li><li>30 days or less prior to departure 100% non refundable</li></ul>
<p>“I have traveled a lot independently and also with Overseas Adventure
 Travel; and&nbsp;while my previous experiences were excellent, this tour 
exceeded all expectations.Anna and Laura’s itinerary and attention to 
every detail made this trip outstandingl.”</p>
<p>Marianne Larsen , South Dakota – Pyramids Tour Jan 2020</p>
<p>“Feeling incredibly fortunate to have traveled to Egypt with Your 
Journey on this trip of a lifetime. You looked after every detail, went 
above and beyond to guarantee our safety and comfort while enriching our
 lives with sites and experiences beyond words. Accommodations, hotels 
and Nile cruise line and restaurants were all exceptional. Choice of 
sites&nbsp;and activities…, with the knowledge and experience provided by 2 
Egyptologists A wonderful educational experience… and we&nbsp; hope to travel
 with you again soon!” &nbsp; Linda and Micky Potovsky – Pyramids Tour 2018</p></div><p></p>

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