Nile Cruise Prices From Aswan to Luxor 2020

1
Nile Cruise Prices From Aswan to Luxor 2020
2

• For witnessing the marvellous temples and
  captivating tombs of Egypt, you must make plans
  to go on a tour on a luxury cruise along the
  Great Nile River. It is undeniably the most
  perfect time-honoured way for exploring a country
  that has a treasure trove of ancient heritage.

3
Karnak Temple

• Most of the cruise tours begin at the culturally
  significant city of Luxor. One of the first
  places where you visit during your journey is the
  mind-blowing Karnak Temple. It is one of the
  integral elements of any Nile Cruise Prices,
  marking the beginning of a series of thrilling
  experiences in the trip. The Temple and its
  premises form a forest of astonishingly adorned
  pillars and obelisks with intricate designs. The
  main lobby of the temple is traditionally
  considered to be the abode of the mighty Sun God
  Amun-Re. The Temple boasts of 134 columns in the
  spacious hall, where the floor symbolizes the
  River Nile, and the ceiling resembles the
  expansive, starry Egyptian skies.

4
Luxor Temple

• No tour is complete without visiting the famous
  Luxor Temple. At the entrance, two enormous
  statues of Ramses II will sternly greet you. The
  walls have incredible carvings of common folks
  performing acrobatics and various other
  merry-making activities. The Temple has concreted
  pieces of evidence in frescoes and pillars that
  prove the prevalence of multiple religions. If
  you are particularly interested to dig deep into
  religious art, Luxor Temple is an excellent
  choice without any speck of doubt.

5
Edfu Temple

• One of the best-preserved temples in the country,
  Edfu Temple is the auspicious zone for the Falcon
  God Horus. It has a marvellous inner sanctuary
  and marvellous antechambers that you should
  explore during the journey. The intricate wall
  carvings are bound to arrest you with their
  detailing.

6
Kom Ombo

• You Nile cruise trip would remain incomplete
  without paying a respectful visit to Kom Ombo,
  where the twin Gods Horus, the Falcon God, and
  Sobek, the Crocodile God, reside. It is said that
  in ancient times the Nile was infected with
  deadly crocodiles. The temple was made to appease
  them via Sobek. Kom Ombo has everything in two,
  from courts to sanctuary rooms.

7
CONTACT US

• Imperial Egypt
• Address Al-Madina St. - Front of Modereat alamn
• City Luxor
• State Egypt
• Country Egypt
• Zipcode 15662
• Phone [phone]
• E-Mail info_at_imperialegypt.com
• Website http//www.imperialegypt.com/

8
Thank you