Breakfast from 06:30 to 08:30

After breakfast we drive to Giza Plateau where we will have lunch, after lunch we will visit the most famous monuments in Egypt “Giza pyramids”, we will explore around the Great pyramid (Akhet Khufu) to see the hidden details of the Great Pyramid, we will also see many of the unexplained cut marks on the basalt stone. We will drive to the 02nd pyramid (wr mr) where we will visit the so-called Mortuary temple to see the huge blocks of limestone and some of the left-over blocks of Alabaster still attached to the floor. We will walk to the so-called Valley temple, from inside the Valley temple we will inter a short cut to the Sphinx. After Lunch we will have the chance to visit one of the Essential Oils Centers in the area, we will have a presentation to know the use of many of these essential oils, especially the herbal oils (Black Seed oil, Ginger Oil, etc..). Overnight Hyatt Regency Cairo West (B.L)

Breakfast from 07:00 to 07:45

At 08:00 we drive to Dahshur, Dahshur is the land of the Bent Pyramid (Kha-Mr-Rsy) and the Red Pyramid (Kha-Mr) which attributed to king Sneferu. We will go inside the Bent Pyramid which was recently opened. After Dahshur we drive to Sakkara, home of the Step Pyramid which attributed to King Djoser. Sakkara name is derived from the name of the ancient deity Soker which means the “Sacred”. We will visit the Serapeum which is one of the mystical sites in Sakkara and Egypt, it is a huge subterranean complex under the ground, it contains 24 boxes made from hard stones like Granite and Grano-diorite. We will visit one of the tombs of Sakkara to have a good idea about the Ancient Egyptian Art, specially the Old Kingdom Art and we will be able to go under one of the pyramids to see the so-called pyramid texts. 

**If we have a group more than 20 people, we will do a private visit in Sakkara area. We will go under the Step Pyramid and explore the tunnel network under the pyramid and go to the bottom of the 28 meters shaft to see the granite vault. Overnight at Hyatt Regency Cairo West (B.L)

Early in the morning we drive to Cairo airport to fly to Luxor, after arrival we drive to Dendera we will visit the incredible Temple of Hathor, a site that Chris Dunn, author of Giza, The Power Plant, remarked should have been listed as one of the ancient wonders of our world! Star maps depicted on the ceilings in this temple, and the replica of famous Dendera Zodiac (the original is displayed at the Louvre in Paris) point to the ancient origins of astrology and superior knowledge of our Solar System. Drive to Luxor. Jolie Ville Luxor (B.L.D)

Early in the morning we drive to Abydos, Abydos is the sacred city of ancient Egypt and it is the main pilgrimage site for the ancient Egyptians, we will visit Seti I Temple, it is the only temple which has 7 holy of holies, also carvings in this temple are in a great condition many of these carvings are showing the king and the deities in different positions (healing Touches). Behind this Temple lies the megalithic underground structure ‘’The Osirion’’. It has several depictions of the Flower of Life on the huge pillars. Overnight at Jolie Ville Luxor 5 (B.L)

After breakfast we will embark on our exploration of the sites on the West Bank including the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut’s Temple. Hatshepsut, meaning ‘Foremost of noble ladies’, is considered the second historically confirmed female pharaoh after Sobekneferu. The temple dedicated to her and built in a half circle of cliffs has been described as one of the greatest Egyptian architectural achievements. After next visiting the Colossi of Memnon, we’ll check into our rooms on the luxurious 5-star Cruise Ship and enjoy a buffet lunch. There will be time to relax before our evening visit to Luxor Temple. Overnight at Nile Cruise (B.L)

Early morning visit to Karnak, the world’s largest temple. This huge temple complex in Luxor was one of ancient Egypt's grandest and most ambitious building projects. Its multiple temple buildings are monuments to a list of pharaohs who all wanted to stamp their mark on their kingdom's most revered religious sanctuary. This was the house of the gods, and its glories were to be feted by all.  During our visit we will experience the powerful Chapel of Sekhmet, the Neter who represents the potent and purifying energies of the sun. Next, we will visit the newly opened Precinct of Mut, one of the four main temple enclosures that make up the Karnak Temple Complex. By noon we sail to Esna. Overnight at the Nile Cruise (B.L.D)

After breakfast we will gather together for lectures. 

By late afternoon, our cruise ship will dock beside the Temples of Sobek & Horus at Kom Ombo. It is here that the ancient initiates would face and learn how to digest their fear & anger (as represented by the crocodile Neter, Sobek), emotions that can severely inhibit our spiritual growth. In Drunvalo Melchsidek’s second volume of The Ancient Secrets of The Flower of Life, he mentions that this temple represents the second chakra, as it is the only one that’s dedicated to polarity, or duality, which is the basis of sexuality, and tow god are associated with it – Sobek the crocodile god and Horus. As you face the temple, the right half is dedicated to darkness and the left side to the light. How appropriate that this was such an important site for initiations. Overnight at the Nile Cruise (B.L.D)

After breakfast will have the opportunity to visit the beautiful Isis Temple. Isis temple was an ancient pilgrimage centre for the cult of Isis. This sacred site was glorified from the Ancient Egyptian era up to the Greek, Roman, and Byzantine periods with each ruler adding their own stamp onto the stones here. On our way back to the boat we will explore the famous Aswan granite quarry which has the 1,200-ton Unfinished Obelisk, a structure that only very few cranes worldwide could lift today, yet another significant evidence of higher technologies used by the ancient Egyptians. After lunch we will sail by motorboat to Elephantine Island, where we will experience the unique and powerful energies of this location – while also visiting the temple dedicated to the Neter, Khnum, who was the “The Maker of the Ka”

. Overnight Nile Cruise (B, L, D)