• Grand Egyptian Museum - Embark on an unforgettable cultural adventure at the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) — the largest and most advanced archaeological museum globally. Begin your journey by ascending the magnificent Grand Staircase, where towering statues of pharaohs guide you through a visual history of ancient Egypt.

Next, delve into the museum’s newly opened galleries, showcasing thousands of rare artifacts, many displayed for the first time. Highlights include exquisite relics from the tomb of King Tutankhamun, beautifully preserved and presented with modern interactive exhibits.

Throughout the tour, an expert guide will share captivating stories and insights, providing a deeper appreciation of Egypt’s history, art, and culture.

After the tour, relax with a traditional Egyptian lunch, savoring a selection of local cuisine.

• Maadi - 1. Sail on the Nile – enjoy stunning views of Cairo as the boat glides smoothly along the river.

2. Enjoy a Big Lunch Buffet –
   • Fresh salads and appetizers like tahini, hummus, and Egyptian bread.
   • Main dishes such as grilled chicken, beef, or fish with rice, pasta, and vegetables.
   • Traditional Egyptian options (like stuffed vine leaves or koshary, depending on the boat).
   • Desserts including basbousa, konafa, cakes, and seasonal fruit.
   • Soft drinks, tea, or coffee are typically included.
3. Entertainment – live music, belly dance show, and vibrant tanoura (whirling dervish) performance.
4. Relax and Take Photos – enjoy the open deck, refreshing breeze, and capture the Nile and city landmarks.

The trip usually lasts 2–3 hours, allowing time to eat, relax, and enjoy the journey.

• Khan Al-Khalili - Historic Market in Islamic Cairo, over 600 years old.
  • What to do:

1. Shop for souvenirs – lanterns, jewelry, perfumes, spices, scarves.
2. Sit in a traditional café like El Fishawy for tea or shisha.
3. Stroll the narrow streets, take photos, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

• Al-Hussein Mosque - One of Egypt’s most sacred mosques, adjacent to Khan El-Khalili.
  • Believed to house the head of Imam Hussein.

What you can do:

1. Pray or sit quietly.
2. Admire the beautiful Islamic architecture inside and out.
3. Visit the shrine of Imam Hussein.
4. Experience the spiritual ambiance, especially on Fridays.
5. Take photos outside the mosque.

• Al-Azhar Mosque - Established in 970 AD – one of Egypt’s oldest mosques.
  • Part of Al-Azhar University, the oldest Islamic university.
  • Situated next to Khan El-Khalili and Al-Hussein Mosque.

What to do:

1. Walk in the expansive marble courtyard and view the ancient minarets.
2. Pray or sit quietly inside.
3. Photograph the stunning architecture.
4. Discover a bit of history – over 1,000 years of Islamic scholarship.

• Private Tour
• Egyptologist Guide
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Local lunch
• Bottled water

• Gratitudes

Fully Private Experience

Enjoy a customized tour designed for comfort and flexibility.

1. Different Layers of History
   • Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM): Explore Ancient Egypt, including the treasures of the Pharaohs and Tutankhamun.
   • Al-Azhar Mosque (970 AD): Discover the Islamic golden age and the oldest Islamic university.
   • Al-Hussein Mosque (12th century): Visit one of Egypt’s most sacred mosques.
   • Khan El-Khalili (14th century): Experience a vibrant medieval Cairo marketplace that thrives today.
     ➡️ Immerse yourself in 5,000 years of history in a single day, from the Pharaohs to Islamic Cairo.

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2. Spiritual & Cultural Mix

   • Engage in prayer or quiet reflection at two of Egypt’s renowned mosques.
   • Absorb the spiritual ambiance where locals gather daily.
   • Delight in cultural traditions such as tea, coffee, and shisha in historic cafés.

3. Local Life & Souvenirs

   • At Khan El-Khalili, witness authentic Cairo life, with the bargaining, aromas of spices, and sounds of artisans.
   • Shop for distinctive handmade items unavailable in malls.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.