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Embark on an extraordinary journey through Egypt and Jordan, blending ancient wonders, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Begin in Cairo, the bustling capital on the Nile, where you’ll explore historic streets, the Great Pyramid of Giza, and the enigmatic Sphinx, with optional visits to the Egyptian Museum, the Citadel, and a traditional food tour. Fly to Aswan, Egypt’s most beautiful city, to experience the Nubian culture, sail on a traditional felucca, and marvel at the engineering feat of the Aswan High Dam. From here, board the luxury Oberoi Philae for a five-day Nile cruise, visiting Abu Simbel, Kom Ombo, Edfu, Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, and Karnak Temple.

Cross into Jordan to discover Amman’s ancient Citadel and vibrant city life, before exploring the Roman ruins of Jerash, the mosaic treasures of Madaba, and the sacred Mount Nebo. Journey to Petra, the legendary “Rose City,” and immerse yourself in its dramatic Siq, Treasury, tombs, and colonnaded streets. Experience the otherworldly beauty of Wadi Rum with optional jeep tours guided by local Bedouins, and conclude your adventure with two relaxing days at the Dead Sea, enjoying its mineral-rich waters, mud baths, and stunning natural scenery. This itinerary blends history, culture, adventure, and luxury for an unforgettable travel experience.

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Day 1-3: Two Nights in Cairo
Day 1-3: Two Nights in Cairo Set on the banks of the Nile, Egypt’s capital, Cairo, is a city steeped in history. Its extraordinary heritage sites and richly varied neighbourhoods—ranging from modern districts to traditional quarters—are endlessly captivating. Often referred to as the “City of a Thousand Minarets” for its remarkable concentration of Islamic architecture, Cairo is a vibrant, multicultural metropolis. Its pedestrian-friendly downtown is ideal for evening exploration, including a guided night tour that concludes at a rooftop bar in a charming vintage hotel. Just beyond the city lie the Great Sphinx of Giza and the Great Pyramid of Giza, the sole surviving Wonder of the Ancient World.
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Day 1-3: Optional Tour: Cairo Food Tour & Visit the Pyramids and the Sphinx
Day 1-3: Optional Tour: Cairo Food Tour & Visit the Pyramids and the Sphinx Cairo Food Tour Discover the true flavours of Egypt on an authentic culinary journey—eat like an Egyptian. Indulge in the nation’s beloved dish, koshary; sample Egypt’s unique take on falafel; and savour a delicious array of traditional dips and small plates, collectively known as meze. This experience offers a rich and memorable introduction to local cuisine and culture. Visit the Pyramids and the Sphinx Of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, only one endures today: the Great Pyramid of Giza. These monumental structures were built as eternal gateways, allowing kings to journey into the afterlife and emerge as gods. Despite their immense age, the pyramids continue to inspire awe. You will visit all three pyramids at Giza, enjoy a panoramic viewpoint showcasing their collective grandeur, and proceed to the Great Sphinx—its human head and lion’s body standing as one of history’s most enduring symbols—accompanied by your guide.
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Days 4–5: Overnight in Aswan
Days 4–5: Overnight in Aswan Embark on a captivating journey to the tranquil city of Aswan, widely regarded as Egypt’s most beautiful destination. Delight in a feast for the senses as you wander through its vibrant souks, where the air is rich with the scent of spices and the lively rhythm of bargaining. Immerse yourself in the warm and colourful Nubian community, and unwind with a serene felucca sail along the timeless waters of the Nile. Much of Aswan’s character is intrinsically linked to the monumental damming of the Nile in the 1960s, a transformative project designed to control annual flooding and create Lake Nasser. From the top of the dam, sweeping panoramic views unfold across the vast lake and the surrounding arid desert landscape.
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Days 4–5: Optional Tour: Visit the Nubian Museum & Experience Nubian Hospitality
Days 4–5: Optional Tour: Visit the Nubian Museum & Experience Nubian Hospitality Visit the Nubian Museum Prepare to be captivated by an exceptional collection of Egyptian, Roman, and African artefacts housed within this remarkable museum. An architectural masterpiece in its own right, the Nubian Museum is seamlessly integrated into the surrounding hillside and extends across more than 50,000 square metres of carefully landscaped gardens and thoughtfully designed exhibition spaces. Experience Nubian Hospitality The Nubians—an ethnic group originating from northern Sudan and southern Egypt—have been an integral part of the Nile region for centuries, renowned for their long-standing role in trading precious commodities such as gold and spices. This immersive experience offers an authentic insight into Nubian life. Venture beyond the well-trodden tourist paths to discover the lesser-seen side of a traditional Nubian village, guided and warmly welcomed by the villagers themselves.
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Days 4–5: Optional Tour: Visit the Nubian Museum & Experience Nubian Hospitality
Days 4–5: Optional Tour: Visit the Nubian Museum & Experience Nubian Hospitality Visit the Nubian Museum Prepare to be captivated by an exceptional collection of Egyptian, Roman, and African artefacts housed within this remarkable museum. An architectural masterpiece in its own right, the Nubian Museum is seamlessly integrated into the surrounding hillside and extends across more than 50,000 square metres of carefully landscaped gardens and thoughtfully designed exhibition spaces. Experience Nubian Hospitality The Nubians—an ethnic group originating from northern Sudan and southern Egypt—have been an integral part of the Nile region for centuries, renowned for their long-standing role in trading precious commodities such as gold and spices. This immersive experience offers an authentic insight into Nubian life. Venture beyond the well-trodden tourist paths to discover the lesser-seen side of a traditional Nubian village, guided and warmly welcomed by the villagers themselves.
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Days 4–5: Optional Tour: All Aboard a Traditional Felucca
Days 4–5: Optional Tour: All Aboard a Traditional Felucca Set sail on a traditional felucca and drift gently along the majestic River Nile. These elegant wooden boats, with their polished hulls and billowing white sails, invite you to relax as the timeless river landscape unfolds around you—much of it unchanged for thousands of years.
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Days 5–9: A Luxury River Nile Cruise
Days 5–9: A Luxury River Nile Cruise Board the Oberoi Philae, an ultra-luxury cruise ship, for an unforgettable five-day, four-night journey along the timeless Nile. This exceptional voyage offers the opportunity to explore some of Egypt’s most remarkable archaeological treasures, including Abu Simbel, the Temple of Philae, Kom Ombo, the Temple of Edfu, Esna, the Valley of the Kings, and the magnificent temples of Luxor and Karnak.
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Days 5–9: Optional Tour Visit Kom Ombo (The Crocodile Temple) & Explore the Towering Temple of Edfu
Days 5–9: Optional Tour Visit Kom Ombo (The Crocodile Temple) & Explore the Towering Temple of Edfu Visit Kom Ombo (The Crocodile Temple) Situated midway between Luxor and Aswan, the striking Temple of Kom Ombo dates back to the Ptolemaic dynasty around 200 BCE and tells a fascinating story of duality. This rare double temple is dedicated to two gods: Horus, the falcon god symbolising clarity, protection, and the favour of the people; and Sobek, the crocodile god representing earthly power and primal instincts, worshipped as much out of fear as reverence. Together, they embody the enduring belief that both light and darkness reside within every human soul. Adjacent to the temple, visit the Crocodile Museum, where remarkably preserved crocodile mummies offer a small yet compelling glimpse into ancient ritual practices. Explore the Towering Temple of Edfu Discover the imposing Temple of Edfu, also known as the Temple of Horus, one of the best-preserved ancient temples in Egypt. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, this monumental structure rises dramatically on the west bank of the Nile and offers an extraordinary insight into ancient Egyptian religious architecture and ceremonial life.
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Days 5–9: Optional Tour The Mystical West Bank of Luxor & Explore Luxor Temple
Days 5–9: Optional Tour The Mystical West Bank of Luxor & Explore Luxor Temple The Mystical West Bank of Luxor Located where the sun sets—symbolising the transition from life to death—the West Bank of Luxor was once the great necropolis of ancient Thebes. This evocative landscape embodies the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Explore richly painted tombs, admire the exquisitely preserved burial chamber of Queen Nefertari, visit the meticulously restored mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, and step into legend within the tomb of Tutankhamun, adorned with treasures and offerings for his journey into the afterlife. Explore Luxor Temple Dating back to around 1400 BCE, Luxor Temple was originally intended for priests and royal ceremonies rather than the general public. It served as an important site for the coronation of pharaohs. Although Alexander the Great claimed to have been crowned here, it is unlikely he travelled this far south. As you explore the temple and the modern city that surrounds it, marvel at the colossal statues and the towering granite obelisk at its entrance, and ponder how such immense structures were created without the aid of modern machinery.
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Days 5–9: Optional Tour Visit the Aswan Dam and Surrounding Sites
Days 5–9: Optional Tour Visit the Aswan Dam and Surrounding Sites The serene city of Aswan fully deserves its reputation as Egypt’s most beautiful. Much of its modern landscape is shaped by the monumental construction of the Aswan High Dam in the 1960s, an extraordinary engineering achievement designed to control the Nile’s annual floods. From the top of the dam, enjoy sweeping panoramic views of Lake Nasser and the surrounding desert. Continue to the enchanting Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis, and visit the Unfinished Obelisk, commissioned by Pharaoh Hatshepsut, which offers remarkable insight into ancient stone-working techniques.
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Days 9–10: One Jordan’s Capital City
Days 9–10: One Jordan’s Capital City Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a city of striking contrasts, where ancient history coexists with a vibrant modern way of life. Built across a series of rolling hills between the desert and the fertile Jordan Valley, the city occupies an exceptionally strategic and scenic location. Begin your exploration by stepping back in time with a visit to the Citadel, a powerful reminder that Amman has been continuously inhabited for thousands of years and once flourished as a major Roman city. The Citadel is home to a small yet fascinating museum, well worth exploring before turning your attention to the contemporary side of Amman. Discover how modern Jordanians live, shop, dine, work, and worship as you experience the rhythms of daily life in this dynamic and welcoming capital.
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Days 9–10: Optional Tour:Views from Mount Nebo& A Visit to Madaba
Days 9–10: Optional Tour:Views from Mount Nebo& A Visit to Madaba Views from Mount Nebo Travel to Mount Nebo for sweeping views towards Jerusalem, approximately 60 kilometres away. According to tradition, the Prophet Moses stood on this sacred mount, gazing upon the Promised Land that he would never enter. Today, Mount Nebo is a revered memorial site. The Church of Moses, built by early Christians in honour of this moment, has drawn pilgrims since the earliest days of Christianity and remains a place of deep spiritual significance. A Visit to Madaba Discover a map like no other in the famed “City of Mosaics.” Visit St George’s Church, home to the celebrated sixth-century mosaic map of the Holy Land. The modern town of Madaba, located just south of Amman, is itself a 4,000-year-old archaeological site. The abundance of mosaics found here is extraordinary, with particular highlights including the richly detailed mosaic in the Church of the Apostles, depicting the sea and its mythical and natural creatures.
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Days 9–10: Optional Tour: A Guided Tour of Jerash
Days 9–10: Optional Tour: A Guided Tour of Jerash Explore the extraordinary ancient city of Jerash, one of the most remarkable archaeological sites in the Middle East. With remains spanning Neolithic, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, and Umayyad periods, Jerash offers a compelling journey through millennia of human history. Renowned as one of the best-preserved cities of the Roman Empire and visited by Emperor Hadrian in 129 CE, the site invites you to walk along stone streets still marked by the grooves of ancient chariot wheels. Enter beneath the imposing South Gate before proceeding along the grand Cardo Maximus, or “Street of Columns,” the main Roman thoroughfare extending north from the Oval Plaza.
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Days 10-11: One Night in Petra
Days 10-11: One Night in Petra Today you will visit Petra, one of the most breathtaking and awe-inspiring archaeological sites in the world. Upon arrival at the Visitor Centre, your guide will escort you into the ancient Nabataean city through the dramatic Siq, a narrow sandstone gorge that gradually unveils Petra’s most iconic monument—the magnificent Treasury. As you continue your exploration, discover the many remarkable highlights of Petra, including the Roman-style theatre, an extraordinary array of rock-cut tombs and ornate façades, and the colonnaded street that once formed the heart of this thriving desert city.
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Days 11-12: A Night in Wadi Rum
Days 11-12: A Night in Wadi Rum Carved from dramatic granite and sandstone formations in southern Jordan, Wadi Rum is a landscape steeped in history, culture, and myth. Often referred to as the “Valley of the Moon,” it first captured Western attention through its association with the British officer T. E. Lawrence and its portrayal in the film Lawrence of Arabia. Beyond its cinematic fame, Wadi Rum is a remarkable archaeological treasure, home to ancient rock inscriptions, petroglyphs, and ruins left behind by prehistoric civilisations. Spanning approximately 280 square miles, it is the largest wadi in Jordan, offering vast, otherworldly desert scenery unlike anywhere else on earth.
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Days 11-12: Optional Tour: Wadi Rum Jeep Tour
Days 11-12: Optional Tour: Wadi Rum Jeep Tour Embark on an exhilarating jeep adventure through the vast and stunning desert of Wadi Rum, accompanied by a knowledgeable local Bedouin guide. Marvel at the seemingly endless expanse of golden sands, punctuated by striking rock formations that rise dramatically from the desert floor. As you traverse this awe-inspiring landscape, seize the opportunity to learn from your guide about the unique Bedouin way of life, their cherished traditions, and the secrets of surviving in one of the world’s most extraordinary deserts. This immersive experience offers both adventure and cultural insight, making Wadi Rum truly unforgettable.
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Days 12–14: Days at Leisure in the Dead Sea
Days 12–14: Days at Leisure in the Dead Sea Conclude your journey with two days of relaxation at the Dead Sea, the world’s lowest point on Earth and famed for its mineral-rich waters. Spend your time at leisure, whether indulging in luxurious spa treatments and rejuvenating mud baths or simply floating effortlessly in the serene, buoyant waters. For those seeking adventure, the surrounding region offers spectacular natural beauty to explore, including cascading waterfalls, dramatic canyons, and fascinating historical landmarks. The Dead Sea provides the perfect balance of relaxation, wellness, and discovery to end your remarkable journey in comfort and style.

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