A 10-day Egypt history tour from Alexandria and Cairo to Abu Simbel, a 3-night Nile cruise, Luxor and Giza, led by Khun Pap.
Trip highlights
- New tour Egypt: Whispers of the Nile, requested by many customers and guaranteed to run before sales even opened
- A full Egypt trip with nothing left out
- Alexandria, the city of the legendary library
- Abu Simbel, the legacy of Ramesses the Great
- A 3-night cruise on the Nile
- Special: enter the tomb of Tutankhamun and follow the pharaoh's curse
- Visit the mummies museum that many tours skip
- 1-10 December 2026, led by Khun Pap, with everything worthwhile included even when it is not in the program
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About this tour
Egypt: Whispers of the Nile is a history tour of Egypt departing 1 December 2026 and returning 10 December 2026. It covers Cairo and Giza, a day trip to Alexandria, Aswan and Abu Simbel, a 3-night cruise on the Nile aboard the 5-star M/S Royal Amira, and Luxor.
Highlights in the itinerary include the Library of Alexandria and the Citadel of Qaitbay, the Royal Mummies Hall in the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, the temples of Philae, Kom Ombo and Edfu, the Valley of the Kings including the tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62), Karnak and Luxor temples, the Giza pyramids and the Sphinx, and the Grand Egyptian Museum.
The group flies with Oman Air via Muscat and uses Egyptair for domestic flights. The tour is led by Khun Pap with a local guide. The price includes the Egypt visa, a camel ride at Giza and a horse-carriage ride to Edfu Temple.
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1Bangkok – Muscat – Cairo
Meet at 06:00 at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), 4th floor, at the Oman Air check-in counters.
- 09:00: fly to Muscat, Oman on WY818, arriving 12:10, with a stopover of about 2 hours 10 minutes.
- 14:30: fly to Cairo on WY405, arriving at Cairo International Airport (CAI) at 17:15.
Check in at the hotel in Cairo.
Day 2Cairo – Alexandria – Cairo
Drive about 3 hours to Alexandria, founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC and once home to the Lighthouse of Alexandria and the Library of Alexandria.
- Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa: a Roman-era underground necropolis blending Egyptian, Greek and Roman art.
- Citadel of Qaitbay: a 15th-century fortress built on the ruins of the Pharos lighthouse (viewed from the outside).
- Bibliotheca Alexandrina: the new library, opened in 2002, carrying on the spirit of the ancient one.
Drive back to Cairo, about 4 hours.
Day 3Cairo Citadel – Museum of Egyptian Civilization – Aswan
Visit the Cairo Citadel, built by Saladin around 1176-1183 against the Crusaders, and the 19th-century Ottoman-style Mosque of Muhammad Ali.
- The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, including the Royal Mummies Hall.
- Go to Cairo airport, check in at 16:00 and fly to Aswan on MS084, departing 18:15 and arriving 19:40.
Note: visitors must wear long trousers or knee-covering skirts, and women should bring a scarf for head or shoulders.
Day 4Aswan High Dam – Abu Simbel – Nile Cruise Check-in
Stop to photograph the Aswan High Dam, built 1960-1970 for flood control, power generation and farmland.
- Travel to Abu Simbel on the shore of Lake Nasser, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with the Great Temple of Ramesses II, fronted by four seated statues 20 metres high, and the Small Temple of Nefertari.
- Return to Aswan, about 4 hours, and check in to the Nile Capital Cruise.
Day 5Unfinished Obelisk – Philae Temple – Kom Ombo
Visit the Unfinished Obelisk in the ancient granite quarry, which would have been about 42 metres long and 1,200 tonnes had it not cracked during carving.
- Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis, dismantled into more than 40,000 pieces and rebuilt on Agilkia Island in a UNESCO rescue project.
- Begin the cruise on the Nile and visit Kom Ombo Temple, the double temple of Sobek and Horus.
- The Crocodile Museum, displaying Nile crocodile mummies.
Day 6Edfu Temple – Esna Lock
Visit Edfu Temple, one of the best-preserved ancient Egyptian temples, dedicated to Horus and begun around 237 BC under the Ptolemies, with reliefs telling the myth of Horus and Set.
- Ride a horse carriage from the pier to the temple, passing local life.
- Sail through the Esna Lock, which works like a water lift for boats passing between different river levels.
Optional extra (not included): hot-air balloon over the West Bank of Luxor at dawn, 155 USD per person.
Day 7Luxor West and East Banks – Fly to Cairo
The West Bank of Luxor, the City of the Dead: the Valley of the Kings and Queens, burial grounds of the New Kingdom, and the tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62), discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.
- The East Bank, ancient Thebes: Karnak Temple, a vast complex expanded over more than 2,000 years.
- The Mummification Museum and Luxor Temple, linked to Karnak by the Avenue of Sphinxes.
- Abu Haggag Mosque, built within Luxor Temple.
- Check in at 19:00 and fly to Cairo on MS069, departing 21:40 and arriving 22:50.
Day 8Giza Plateau – Grand Egyptian Museum
Visit the Giza Plateau, a World Heritage site: the pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure and the Great Sphinx, guardian of the royal necropolis for more than 4,500 years.
- A camel ride is included. Entering the Great Pyramid of Khufu is optional at an extra cost (about 900 EGP per person).
- The Valley Temple of Khafre, built of huge limestone blocks lined with red granite.
- The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), displaying the complete Tutankhamun treasures together for the first time, including the golden mask.
Day 9Old Cairo – Al-Azhar – Khan El Khalili – Flight Home
See the Fortress of Babylon, a Roman fortress from about AD 300 (viewed from outside), and the Hanging Church, a gem of Coptic architecture.
- Al-Azhar Mosque, founded in 970 under the Fatimids, and Al Moez Street, an open-air museum of Islamic architecture.
- Shop at Khan El Khalili Bazaar, a market dating back to 1382.
- Check in at 22:30 and fly to Muscat at 01:15 on WY408.
Day 10Muscat – Bangkok
Arrive in Muscat (MCT) at 06:55 for a stopover of about 2 hours 5 minutes, then depart at 09:00 on WY815 and arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) at 17:45.
Included
- Round-trip international economy flights (Bangkok – Cairo – Bangkok)
- Economy domestic flights Cairo – Aswan and Luxor – Cairo (schedules may change)
- Baggage allowance on international and domestic flights
- Transport and sightseeing with an experienced driver
- Accommodation as specified, two guests per room
- Entrance fees as specified in the program
- Meals as specified in the program
- Experienced local guide
- Thai lecturer and tour leader
- Egypt entry visa, arranged by the company
- Camel ride at the Giza Plateau
- Horse-carriage ride at Edfu Temple
- Travel accident insurance (subject to the policy terms)
Not included
- Business Class round-trip international flights (Bangkok – Cairo – Bangkok)
- Single room supplement (if staying alone): 28,000 baht per person
- Personal expenses such as telephone, internet, laundry, minibar, special meals or extra drinks outside the program, passport fees, excess baggage, seat reservations, medical costs for pre-existing conditions, personal portable oxygen cans, and lost luggage or valuables
- Tips for the tour leader, local guide and driver (about 90 USD per person for the whole trip)
- Hot-air balloon over the West Bank of Luxor (about 155 USD per person)
- Entry inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu (about 900 EGP per person), payable on site
- 7% VAT, 3% withholding tax and other legal taxes (if a tax invoice is requested)
- Fuel surcharges and airport taxes if the airline raises prices
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