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• Day 1 » East Bank – Karnak and Luxor Temples
  Arrive in Luxor, check into your place
  Rise early and take a Kalesh (horse drawn cart) to Karnak. It’s advisable to beat the crowds and in the summer and the intense sunshine. You can easily spend the entire morning here strolling around the antiquities. Exit the temple and head back to Luxor for lunch. Spend the early afternoon at the Luxor Temple (it’s also worth returning at night when the entire complex is spot lit with a green glow).
  Evening - attend the Karnak Temple Sound & Light show. (Optional)
  Day 2 » West Bank – Valley of the Kings ,hatshepsut temple,& Deir el-Medina.
  Today is jam packed with West Side sightseeing. Cross the river by ferry at dawn. On arrival on the West Bank meet your driver / donkey and visit the Valley of the Kings. This will easily take up the majority of the morning. Then you can visit to Hatshepsut’s Temple located close by. A stop at the colossi of Memnon don't miss it. And finally The valley of the Artisans (Deir el-Medina) (optional)
  Day 3 » Valley of the Nobles , Medinet Habu, The Ramesseum
  Today we wil visit this sites it's also in west bank paradise
  The funerary temple of king RamsessIII (Medinet Habu), this place like a gem .. you will fall in love with it .The funerary temple of king RamsessII (Ramesseum) or The valley of the nobles
  Chose whatever you want. Evening - return to hotel, rest, go out for dinner, and take a carriage ride along the Nile by yourself
  Day 4 » hot air balloon & Felucca Sailing & Luxor Museum
  If you rise early enough, you can fit in a dawn balloon ride early over Luxor (optional)
  - return to hotel, eat breakfast, rest, Afternoon -Sail the peaceful Nile waters aboard a traditional Nile felucca. Enjoy the passing scenery, occasionally stopping to walk through fields, villages and Nile islands (banana Island), or simply take it slow.
  After this visit the Luxor Museum (Open 9am-1pm, 4-9pm WINTER) Say good bye to Luxor and be ready for Aswan
  Day 1: Central Aswan
  Check in your place and let's start  . Aswan has been a trading city for millennia, so a visit to the excellent souk is a fitting start. Then head for the Nubia Museum, a compelling site which records Nubian art and culture, the modern structure is intended to evoke a Nubian village, set in a handsome landscaped garden.
  Finally, see the crack in the enormous Unfinished Obelisk (which is exactly why it remained unfinished).
  Day 2: Elephantine Island and Western Shoreline
  Cross to Elephantine Island, a fascinating ancient site which once formed the boundary between Egypt and Nubia, to see the villages of Siou and Koti.
  On the island’s southern tip, visit the ruins of Abu, among Egypt’s oldest antiquities.
  Then see how the life-giving waters of the Nile have worked their magic in Aswan’s Botanic Gardens, a lovingly landscaped oasis whose towering palms attract a wealth of birdlife. On the western shore, do a circuit of the Aga Khan Mausoleum, an imposing stone structure which belies its recent age. If time allows and you still want to explore Dynastic Egypt, the Tombs of the Nobles abound in wall paintings and hieroglyphs.
  Finally, visit the ruins of the 7th century St. Simeon’s Monastery, where graceful arches cast lengthening shadows in the late afternoon sun.
  Day 3: Dam and Lake
  The Nubian villages of Soheil Island are a handy stopover on your way to the engineering marvel of the High Dam. Those are famous for their nice colors, decoration and special character. On Lake Nasser, you’ll see the dramatic, jagged shoreline formed by this artificially created body of water. See ancient structures which were moved from lower ground during the dam's construction, including the Roman Kalabsha Temple with its traces of later Christian use. Philae Temple is even older; you might want to come back in the evening to see the sound and light show.(optional) The temple was on an island and it was transported by UNESCO because of the construction of the high dam of Aswan, the temple was dedicated to the cult of goddess Isis.
  End the adventure .. Now you can go to the airport and say good bye to Egypt  but you will come soon … never stop explore