You will be guided to the tombs of ancient Egyptian kings including the popular Tutankhamun’s tomb. This will enable them to appreciate well worked out wall paintings and understand how ancient Egyptians used to bury their dead bodies as well as their beliefs.

At Hatshepsut Temple you will be able to tour around its stunning terraces and colonnades, appreciating the old-fashioned designs as well as the meticulous hieroglyphic inscriptions. They could also become informed on how Queen Hatshepsut ruled Egypt by looking at some of her temple’s writings on walls and other remnants of ancient times.

At the Colossi of Memnon in Thebes, Luxor, you can admire the two massive stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, standing tall at 18 meters. These impressive monuments, over 3,400 years old, were originally built to guard the entrance of the pharaoh's mortuary temple. You can also listen to the legends of the "singing" statues, which emit sounds at dawn due to temperature changes and structural cracks.

After a lunch move towards the Al Qarna Shopping Stop, Discover exquisite art and ancient Egyptian souvenirs. This unique shopping stop offers a glimpse into traditional craftsmanship and rich cultural heritage.

At the Temple of Karnak, you can explore the grand Hypostyle Hall with its 134 massive columns, marvel at the obelisks and statues dedicated to various pharaohs. Admire the intricate carvings and hieroglyphs that adorn the temple walls, offering insights into ancient Egyptian culture and religion. The Avenue of Sphinxes, which once connected Karnak to Luxor Temple, provides a fascinating walk through history.