Cairo
A view of Cairo from the top of Cairo tower presents a confusing collage of images. The first impression would be the panorama of a metropolitan city with tall towers, modern transportation net work, and crowded streets. But at second glance. That is not all you see, between buildings and traffic you can see the details of intricate minarets and Mosques.

Luxor

In the heart of the fertile Nile valley, Luxor imperial capital of pharaonic Egypt, stands guard over the secrets and cultures of a civilization dating back over 4.000 years Discover the towering Karnak temple, the valley of the Kings and Queens and the tombs of the Nobles in a fascinating trip back through time

Aswan

On the east bank of the Nile, 900 km. South of Cairo, is one of the world's best known winter resorts, a spot where the river with its foliage clad rocky islets is at its most scenic, and the warm, dry climate is both salubrious and delightful.

Abu Simbel

More than 23 centuries ago, Ramses 11 had two temples hewn into the sheer rock of a promontory in Nubia, some of 280 km . South of Aswan. The Greater Temple was dedicated to the God - RA -. in the name of the pharoah . The other Temple was dedicated to the goddess Hathor in the name of Queen Nefertari .