Giza pyramids were created by the 4th dynasty kings around 2600 BC to lead them all the way to the heavens and immortalize their names till the end of times. It majestically rises from the golden sands containing the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Pyramid of Khafre, the Pyramid of Menkaure, and The enigmatic Sphinx plus many more that convey countless untold stories within its weathered features.

The Great Pyramid of Giza is an immortal wonder that conveys epic tales of civilization and mystery. It was the final resting place of Pharaoh Khufu (2609 BC - 2584 BC) which stood at a height of 146.6 meters (481 feet) as the tallest man-made structure in the world for over 3,800 years after its creation in 2570 BC. It was constructed using an estimated 2.3 million limestone blocks that give a total of 6 million tons of weight that faces the four cardinal points. The main architect Hemon was able to come up with an epic interior made of the grand hall, the king’s chamber, and many more hidden chambers.

The Sphinx has captured the imagination and hearts of wonder seekers from all over the world due to its enigmatic expression and the mysteries surrounding its purpose and construction as one of the biggest monolithic statues in existence. It holds a body of a great lion and the face of Pharaoh Khafre (2558 BC - 2532 BC) showcasing his infinite power and wisdom. It is thought to have served both as a guardian of the pyramids and as a symbol of divine kingship.

The Valley Temple is a miraculous wonder made into an epic mortuary by Pharaoh Khafre in 2500 BC used for the mummification process and funerary rituals related to the pharaoh's burial which is known as the Opening of the Mouth Ceremony. It was built using large blocks of limestone alabaster, & granite that features impressive architectural details.

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The Grand Egyptian Museum is a golden gateway to the glory and wealth of the celestial ancient Egyptian civilization. It is a state-of-the-art magnificent attraction located in the golden proximity of the Giza Pyramids Complex which was created in 2022 for the cost of one billion dollars to exhibit the incredible history and epic tales of the everlasting treasures of Egypt that reaches a total number of over 100,000 that comes in every shape and color displayed in epic and advanced halls.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.

The extraordinary Catacombs of Kom El-Shokafa where whispers of ancient rituals and art will illuminate the past. The mound of shards is an underground burial site dating back to the 2nd century CE which was used as a final resting place for both noble Greeks and Egyptians. It is able to blend Hellenistic and Roman artistic and architectural styles in a perfect fashion. The catacombs feature a series of chambers, corridors, and tombs adorned with intricate carvings, statues, and religious symbols.

The magnificent Alexandria Library still opens its doors to shed light on the wisdom and knowledge of countless generations. The modern library was inaugurated in 2002 to contain 8 million books that aim to immortalize the spirit of its ancient predecessor and serve as a major research institution and a hub for cultural events.

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The marvelous Pompey's Pillar is an absolute testament to the city's Roman heritage. It stands at around 25 meters (82 feet) tall, the pillar is made of red Aswan granite and dates back to the 3rd century CE. It is believed to have been erected in honor of Emperor Diocletian as seen across the art of this great pillar.

The mythical Qaitbey citadel has the power to deliver a glimpse of the rich history of Alexandria. It is a medieval defensive structure situated on the Mediterranean coast of Alexandria. It was built between 1477 to 1479 by Mamluk Sultan Qaitbay on the site of the famous Lighthouse of Alexandria which was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World plus was made using its salvaged rocks. The fortress was designed to be a magical work of art that protects the city from naval attacks and features a blend of Mamluk, Ottoman, and Mediterranean architectural styles.

You will spend the overnight in your hotel in Alexandria.

The El Alamein War Museum is a shrine commemorating the valor and sacrifice of heroes in the Battle of Alamein located near the coastal town of El Alamein in Egypt. It commemorates the famous Battle of El Alamein, which took place during World War II and was a significant turning point in the North African campaign. The museum was established in 1960 and was renovated and expanded in recent years to provide a comprehensive experience. The museum offers a chronological narrative of the battle, highlighting the contributions of different nations and depicting the challenges faced by soldiers on both sides. It showcases a wide range of weapons, uniforms, photographs, and dioramas related to the battle providing insight into the military strategies, equipment, and personal stories of many of the people who were involved. The museum offers a chronological narrative of the battle, highlighting the contributions of different nations and depicting the challenges faced by soldiers on both sides.

You will have your lunch in Marsa Matrouh, where the scent of the sea mingles with tales of resiliency.

Set course for the magical Oasis of Siwa where you will spend the overnight.

The legendary Temple of the Oracle of Amun a.k.a the Temple of Amun-Ra where the heritage of Alexander the Great can be explored across this epic attraction. This temple was dedicated to the god Amun and served as a center for oracular consultations and religious rituals. It was a main destination for many travelers seeking divine guidance and prophecies from the oracle ever before the Hellenistic period.

Cleopatra's Bath, also referred to as Cleopatra's Spring is an ethereal essence of the legendary spiritual natural beauty that according to legend, Cleopatra (69 BC - 30 BC) the last active pharaoh of Egypt, bathed in this spring during her visit to Siwa. The spring is known for its crystal-clear waters, surrounded by lush palm trees and stunning desert scenery.

The Old Town of Siwa is a historic magical marvel characterized by its unique architecture that features artistic structures made of salt and mud-brick. The Old Town is a maze of narrow alleyways, traditional houses, and fortified structures. It offers a glimpse into the traditional way of life in Siwa and shed light on the extraordinary culture and heritage of the oasis.

Shali Fortress, also known as the Shali Ghadi, is an ancient fortress located in the Old Town of Siwa. It was constructed in the 13th century as a protective stronghold made of materials of mud and salt blocks. The fortress was once a thriving settlement, but it fell into disrepair and was abandoned in the 20th century. It has a primitive style of art and architecture that carries great meanings.

The Black Desert sheds light on nature's devastating might which is characterized by its black volcanic rock formations from which it derives its name. Its remarkable landscape, featuring dark volcanic shapes and sand dunes, stands in stark contrast to the magnificent golden sand dunes that surround it. This renowned destination captivates off-road adventurers and desert explorers who are drawn to its rugged and otherworldly splendor.

The majestic White Desert is an enchanting attraction that has withstood the test of time formed by angelic creatures. The breathtaking chalk rock formations, shaped by wind and sand over countless years, resemble colossal mushrooms, cones, and even human-like figures. The striking white landscape against the backdrop of a clear blue sky creates an atmosphere that is surreal and ethereal, making it an ideal spot for camping and stargazing.

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The blessed Crystal Mountain is a natural wonder carved by celestial and natural forces and boasts a shimmering and translucent appearance thanks to its quartz crystal formations. It is believed to have originated millions of years ago through volcanic activity and subsequent erosion.

The Valley of the Golden Mummies is an archaeological site brimming with mythical secrets and captivating tales. Discovered in 1996, this valley is renowned for its remarkably well-preserved mummies and artifacts dating back to the Greco-Roman period of ancient Egypt. Approximately 250 mummies, over 2,000 years old, were unearthed, shedding light on the fascinating mummification process. The mummies discovered in the valley were laid to rest with their golden masks and jewelry, which lends the site its name. This extraordinary find grants invaluable insights into the burial customs and practices of that era, carrying an air of magic and wonder.

You will spend the overnight in this magnificent location.

The Cairo Citadel protected this magical capital for ages across the passage of time. It was built between 1176–1183 AD which showcases remarkable architectural prowess and serves as a symbol of strength and grandeur that has defended the city against external threats. It is filled with great museums, attractions, and impressive mosques that include the Mosque of Muhammad Ali which features stunning domes and intricate ornamentation that tells amazing tales.

The Hanging Church, also known as St. Virgin Mary's Coptic Orthodox Church, is a historical and religious gem in Cairo. Dating back to the 3rd century, it is one of the oldest churches in Egypt. The church's name originates from its position, suspended above the ground by wooden beams, giving it an ethereal appearance. With its beautiful frescoes, intricate woodwork, and serene atmosphere, the Hanging Church is a significant pilgrimage site for Coptic Christians and a testament to Egypt's rich Christian heritage.

The Ben Ezra Synagogue, located in Cairo's Old Cairo district, holds immense historical and religious significance. Legend has it that it was built on the site where baby Moses was found among the reeds. The synagogue's architecture combines elements of Islamic and Jewish design, reflecting the unique cultural fusion of the region. Inside, visitors can admire ancient manuscripts, religious artifacts, and a peaceful courtyard that invites contemplation and reflection.

The incredible Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque changed the history and culture of this golden capital which is the oldest mosque in Egypt and Africa named after the Arab general Amr Ibn Al-As. The mosque was created in 969 AD and rebuilt many times across history which features a large courtyard, prayer halls, and a minaret. It is the key to exploring Egypt's Islamic heritage and learning a great deal about the history of this golden attraction.

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Al-Muizz li-Din Allah al-Fatimi Street is a living museum filled with magnificent treasures and sites. It holds a significant place in the city's architectural and cultural heritage. This miraculous marvel was made in 969 AD and is one of the oldest streets in this miraculous capital.  The street is adorned with splendid models of Islamic architecture that include mosques, madrasas, cafes, houses, mausoleums, and palaces dating back to various historical periods including the Fatimid, Ayyubid, and Mamluk dynasties.

The Khan El Khalili Bazaar is a bustling blessed marketplace filled with a vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural heritage made between 1382 and 1389 AD to become a magical hub of trade and commerce for centuries. The bazaar is a treasure wonderland loaded with exotic goods, intricate jewelry, traditional textiles, aromatic spices, and authentic handicrafts.

You will head back to your hotel to spend the overnight.