Tour To Royal Mummies, King Tut Tomb & Alexandria Treasures

When you arrive at Cairo Airport, our representative will be waiting for you with a Bestprodeal sign. After that, you’ll be driven to your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Spend the night in Cairo.

Enjoy breakfast. Start your journey by going to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, the only museum in Egypt that provides a broad picture of Egypt’s whole historical past. With over 50,000 artifacts, it showcases Egyptian culture spanning from prehistoric periods to the modern era.

The Mummies Halls are the museum’s crown treasure. The Pharaoh’s Golden Parade, which featured 22 royal mummies from the Old Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square and their new, permanent home at the National Museum of Civilization, left everyone in awe.

The mummies of Queen Ahmos Nefertary, King Thutmos the third, Queen Hatshepsut, and King Ramses the second are among them.

The Royal Mummies Hall was created especially to house and exhibit the Egyptian mummies. The goal of Mummies’ underground location and architecture is to transport visitors to the Valley of Kings, where the majority of the mummies were initially entombed. The mummies and their coffins were among the about 150 items on display at the Royal Mummies Hall. Every mummy will be displayed for the first time next to the casket from whence it was discovered. The royal mummies were discovered in the “underworld,” which is symbolized by the mummies that are now housed inside designated halls underneath the main hall.

After that, you will get to see the main exhibition rooms, which use a multidisciplinary approach to highlight the nation’s tangible and intangible legacy, to portray Egyptian culture from prehistoric times to the present.

Next, proceed to see the Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerions Great Pyramids. The largest thing ever constructed is Cheops. The next stop is a close-up view of Sphinx, a massive funerary complex watched over by the fabled lion corpse with King Chephren’s visage.

Spend the night in Cairo.

Enjoy breakfast. To begin your tour of Alexandria, our tour guide will come to your hotel. With eight million books, the Alexandrian Library is the largest library in the world. Begin your journey there. See its free museums and open court.

After that, your tour guide will take you to the Jewelry Museum, where you can see the opulent interiors of the palace that have been kept true to their original design, as well as the ornaments and personal belongings of the Mohammed Ali royal family. The museum is housed in an opulent structure with stunning neoclassical design. The regal ornamentation on display throughout the palace is very artistic.

Approximately 11,500 items that were presents and personal possessions of Mohammed Ali’s family and ancestors are on display in the museum. More gems from the Mohamed Ali family, which had been promised to the Central Bank of Egypt for sixty years, have also just been added to the museum’s collection.

Please take note that the Alexandria Library is closed on Fridays and other federal holidays. You will need to buy an additional ticket in order to enter the reading area.

Next, proceed to the Lighthouse Site, which is home to the Qaitbey Castle and is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

See the royal palaces of Salamlek and Haramlek, as well as the royal beaches of the queens, and stroll through the royal gardens of King Farouk, the last monarch in Egyptian history. Continue your journey by seeing the Unknown Soldier of Alexandria memorial, the Alexander the Great statue, and the largest and most beautiful mosque in the city, the Abbo Elabbas Mosque.

After stopping for an optional lunch, you may see the church of St. Mark, which is the oldest church in Africa, and then go 30 kilometers down the Cornish to see the entire city of Alexandria from the sea, including the historic port, where we discovered 7,000 monuments submerged.

Before reaching Alexandria’s historic core and strolling through the ancient city center—built by Alexander the Great—cross the well-known Stanley Bridge, a contemporary icon. Return to your hotel in luxury.

End of Alexandria tour Return to your hotel for overnight stay.

Enjoy breakfast. Make your way to the domestic airport in order to board your Luxor flight. After meeting you, our representative will take you on a full day tour to the West Bank, where you will see the tombs of several dynasties and the Valley of the Kings. You will see *King Tut’s tomb* from within. From around 1336 to 1327 BCE, Tutankhamun reigned Egypt for almost ten years.
In the Valley of the Kings, Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon found Tutankhamun’s nearly complete tomb in November 1922. After the king’s burial chamber was formally opened on February 17, 1923, in front of Egyptologists and government authorities, the mummified body of the monarch was discovered within his golden coffin, surrounded by priceless grave goods.

The most well-known pharaoh from ancient Egypt is still Tutankhamun.

But in all honesty, how much do you know about the young king? I’ll share some of Tutankhamun’s lesser-known facts with you on our trip.

Stop at the Colossi of Memnon, a pair of enormous seated statues that symbolize Amenophis III facing the Nile, on the way back. Go to Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple.

After that, travel to the East Bank to explore Karnak and the Luxor Temple. explore the Luxor Temple to view its courtyard and the granite sculptures of Ramses the Great. Then, take a bus or carriage to Karnak, a significant temple complex constructed over several eras.

Start at the Avenue of Sphinxes and proceed to see the Unfinished Propylon, the 134 enormous columns of the Hypostyle Hall, the Obelisks of Queen Hatshepsut and Tutomosis III, the lotus and papyrus-adorned temple of Amon, the Granite Scarbeus of Amenophis III, and the Sacred Lake. Make your way to the domestic airport in order to board your Cairo flight. Arrival and hotel transport.

Spend the night in Cairo.

After breakfast at the hotel, our representative will drive you to the airport and help you with the last-minute preparations for your departure.