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Blue Line Travels offers a spectacular four-day vacation through Cairo, where magic awaits. Explore the mystique of the Cairo pyramids, immerse yourself in the treasures of the Egyptian museum, marvel at the architectural marvels of Sakkara's Step Pyramid, and bask in the tranquility of the Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque and the timeless beauty of the Hanging Church. Your unforgettable experience awaits.
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Day 1
Arrival to Cairo
Upon your arrival at Cairo airport, a representative bearing the sign of the Blue Line shall be in attendance, ready to usher you to an air-conditioned vehicle for a seamless transfer to your hotel. Rest peacefully in Cairo overnight
Day 2
Pyramids and Sakkara
Awaken to the symphony of a morning repast. Awaiting you is the guide, a storyteller of ancient tales, ready to whisk you from your sanctuary for a mesmerizing journey to the Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus.
Venture forth to meet the enigmatic Great Sphinx, a mystical fusion of pharaoh and lion, a guardian echoing the era of Chephren. The odyssey unfolds with a pilgrimage to the Valley Temple, a sacred enclave tethered to the Pyramids of Chephren.
Embrace the allure of history as you move towards the Step Pyramid of Zoser, a timeless testament and the world's oldest major stone structure. Crafted in the 3rd Dynasty around 2630 BC, it stands as a tribute to King Djoser.
The narrative of your day continues to Memphis, a city birthed by King Menes. Once the regal capital of Old Egypt during the Old Kingdom, Memphis held sway over rule and culture for over 3000 years, an inaugural epicenter of Egypt. Gaze upon the stately Statue of Ramses II, an embodiment of enduring power.
As daylight wanes, a captivating option awaits—an evening sojourn to partake in the ethereal Sound & Light show in the Pyramids area, a sensory feast under the celestial canvas.
Rest finds you in Cairo, where the whispers of antiquity cradle your dreams. As night descends, the essence of Egypt lingers in the air, promising a night of enchantment and discovery in the heart of this timeless city.
Day 3
Egyptian Museum,Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque and Citadel of Salah El Din.
Begin your day with a delightful breakfast, followed by a rendezvous with our guide who will escort you from your hotel to partake in a captivating exploration of the Egyptian Museum. This extraordinary repository showcases artifacts hailing from the Pharaonic era.
Immerse yourself in a spectacle of 5000 years of artistic mastery—an unrivaled treasury of Egyptian art that stands as the world's largest and most precious collection. A staggering 250,000 artifacts unfold before you, including a dedicated exhibit to the Tutankhamen collection—treasures, gold, and jewelry that slumbered in his tomb for over 3,500 years, awakening in the 1920s during a momentous excavation.
Continue your odyssey to the majestic Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque and the Citadel of Salah El Din. Traverse to Old Cairo, where the venerable Hanging Church, Abu Sirga Church, and Synagogue await your exploration. As the day concludes, return to the embrace of your hotel.
For those seeking an added enchantment, an optional evening sojourn beckons—an exquisite Nile cruise offering a 2-hour feast for the senses, complemented by the allure of Egyptian folk shows.
Savor the enchantment of Cairo as the night unfolds, promising a blend of cultural discovery and culinary delights. Your overnight stay is a sanctuary of repose amid the vibrant echoes of this captivating city.
Day 4
Depatrure
Indulge in a morning feast at your hotel, whereupon our dedicated representative will seamlessly transport you to the airport, ensuring personalized assistance throughout the culmination of your departure formalities.
- Flight expenses from international destinations.
- Egypt entry visa available upon request for your convenience.
- Personal expenses, including beverages.
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