【Mystical Egypt】
Prestigious 13 Days, 10 Nights Tour
Millennia-old Pyramids
Majestic Temples
Grand Egyptian Museum
Five-Star Luxury Nile River Cruise
Century-old Luxurious Old Cataract Palace Hotel
Private Royal Dining Experience at the Palace
This package includes domestic flights within Egypt but does not cover international flights to and from Egypt.
※Depending on the situation, the company reserves the right to adjust to restaurants or hotels of the same standard.※
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Egypt
Apart from the vivid impressions of ancient civilization like the pyramids, pharaohs, and Cleopatra, Egypt also boasts many royal-level hotels, restaurants, and riverboats. On this trip, we will not only take you to explore Egypt’s famous attractions but also let you experience the luxurious hotels and restaurants frequented by heads of state and celebrities.
Sonesta Luxury Nile Cruise
The best way to experience the Nile is aboard a top-tier luxury cruise. Out of over 300 Nile cruises, Chairman Tai Sheng-Tung personally inspected more than 50. Although the Amarco II was a great option, it was fully booked by a U.S. agency for three years, so we switched to the Oberoi European-style cruise, which impressed our guests. Later, we discovered the Sonesta—a standout with spacious 12-ping suites, balconies, and stunning Nile views—ensuring an unparalleled luxury cruise experience.
When in Egypt, live like an Egyptian for a day and wow the crowd! Let’s dress up in traditional Egyptian attire. Men will wear custom-made white robes, while women can choose from dozens of colorful designs—so many options that you’ll be spoiled for choice!
Dongshi Er Mao Wu Eatery‘s Tofu curd
Giza Pyramids Complex
The pyramids guard the transition of pharaohs from human to divine as they ascend to the heavens. Their immense power compelled successive pharaohs to invest vast resources in their construction. Located on the Giza Plateau near Cairo, this tomb complex was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979 and honored as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in July 2007. To create special memories, we have arranged for two camels for you to ride and take photos in front of the magnificent Giza pyramids.
The second pyramid is the tomb of Pharaoh Khafre, son of Khufu, built around 2650 BC, making it 4,667 years old. Its elevated position and architectural perfection make it even more impressive. Let’s explore the mysteries within the pyramid!
The Citadel of Saladin
The Citadel of Saladin began construction in 1176 and is located on the Muqattam Hill in Cairo, Egypt. The castle resembles a mini city, featuring not only the Ali Mosque but also various structures, including a police museum and a military museum, among others.
The Sphinx
The Sphinx, located next to the Khafre Pyramid, was built around 2558 to 2532 BC, making it approximately 4,500 years old. Between its massive paws lies a granite slab known as the “Dream Stele,” which recounts how it was once buried in sand. In around 1400 BC, the prince Thutmose IV, while resting on the Sphinx’s head during a hunt, dreamed that if he rescued it from the sand, he would become pharaoh. He did so and indeed became pharaoh. Standing about 24 stories high, it is the largest statue in the world carved from a single stone, and you must witness it for yourself.
Mena House Hotel’s 139 Restaurant
During World War II, the Cairo Conference was held here, attended by notable figures such as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Chiang Kai-shek, and U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mena House, a century-old hotel originally a royal palace, is the closest hotel to the pyramids. It has hosted many famous guests, including American entrepreneur Bill Gates, detective novelist Arthur Conan Doyle, and comedian Charlie Chaplin. Dining at 139 Restaurant is a must, featuring a garden with a reflecting pool that mirrors the Great Pyramid, creating a romantic and unforgettable dining experience.
Marriott Mena House
Eighty years ago, the Cairo Conference took place at Mena House Marriott Resort during World War II. Held in 1943, the conference was attended by key figures including Chinese Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. It is said that the hotel still displays a signed photograph of the three leaders from that time.Additionally, Mena House served as accommodation for world leaders during the celebrations of the Suez Canal’s completion in 1869. The hotel has also hosted celebrities such as Charlie Chaplin, John Travolta, Bill Gates, director Alfred Hitchcock, and former U.S. Presidents Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter, as well as India’s former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan
The Old Cataract Hotel was established in 1869 and is renowned for its luxury, which led the last king of Egypt to use it as a royal residence. It has hosted numerous dignitaries, including former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Prince Charles, Princess Diana, and the last Tsar of Russia. During a New Year’s tour on December 24, 2018, guests even spotted the King of Belgium checking in, capturing the moment with their phones. Chairman Tai Stone has ranked it among the world’s most remarkable hotels!
Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan‘s The 1902 Restaurant
The 1902 Restaurant in Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan, Egypt, boasts a lavish design and was once a significant venue for royal banquets. Named after the year it opened, the restaurant has been in operation for 115 years, making it one of the most prestigious dining establishments in the world.
The restaurant still houses two pianos that belonged to the kings, with one over a hundred years old and the other more than two hundred years old. During the Egypt tour on November 7, 2017, tour secretary Xiao Xian performed on the piano while Lina played the flute, creating a beautiful rendition of “Wang Chun Feng.” It’s noteworthy that the piano Xiao Xian played has a history of over 200 years, originally belonging to the king when this location served as the royal palace!
After finishing our meal, let’s head to the lounge for a drink and enjoy the romantic ambiance as we perfectly conclude this day.
冬Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor’s 1886 Restaurant
The 1886 Restaurant is the oldest in Egypt and a major highlight of our trip. Here, we dine like nobility. After our meal, we’ll head across the street to the 1886 Lounge for a drink, enjoying a romantic evening with our loved one.
Abdeen Palace
Abdeen Palace is one of the most famous palaces in Cairo and was once the site of the presidential residence. Completed in 1873, its modern European architectural design is a prime example of Egyptian European architecture. Here, we enjoyed a private chef’s feast in the opulent surroundings of the palace, dining like royalty. This exquisite culinary experience was truly priceless.
We not only experienced a level of luxury akin to that of the chairman but also enjoyed a private chef’s meal at Abdeen Palace, a privilege typically reserved for royalty!
After our meal, we explored the Abdeen Palace Museum, which boasts an impressive collection of artifacts. Did you know that Abdeen Palace houses four museums?
Saint Sergius and Bacchus Church
Located in Cairo’s Coptic Old Town, this is Egypt’s oldest Christian church, dating back to the 4th century. The church is dedicated to Saints Sergius and Bacchus, Christian soldiers martyred in Syria by Roman Emperor Maximian. Tradition holds that it was built on the site where the Holy Family rested during their flight to Egypt. According to legend, Joseph, guided by an angel, took Mary and the infant Jesus to this location, adding significant historical importance to the church in Christianity. Many Coptic bishops have been chosen from here.
Place of Refuge for Jesus
According to legend, the Virgin Mary once hid with the young Jesus in the caves beneath the site of the Saint Sergius and Bacchus Church.
Hanging Church
The Hanging Church, known as El-Muallaqa, derives its name from the fact that it is built above the city wall of the ancient Babylon Fortress in Cairo. Dating back to the 3rd or 4th century, it has over 1,500 years of history, making it one of Egypt’s oldest churches. Visitors can see the suspended city wall through glass on the right side of the entrance, while the main sanctuary is ingeniously hung above the passageway, giving it the distinctive “Hanging” designation.
Abu Simbel Temples
The Abu Simbel Temples were constructed during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II around 1264 BC. These four colossal statues, located on the western shore of Lake Nasser, symbolize the greatness of Ramses II. Inside the temples, murals depict his valor in battle and his deep love for his wife, Nefertari. Ramses dedicated 20 years to carve the magnificent Abu Simbel temples from the mountainside, showcasing his accomplishments and affection.
The most famous feature of the Abu Simbel Temples is the “Two Days of Visible Light.” When the temples were constructed, ancient astronomers designed them so that sunlight would illuminate the inner sanctum on the pharaoh’s birthday and the day of his coronation, ensuring these significant dates were remembered. Unfortunately, during the construction of the Aswan Dam in the 1960s, the temples were relocated 200 meters higher. Even with modern technology, the sunlight alignment is off by a day, showcasing the remarkable ingenuity of the ancient Egyptians.
Temple of Edfu
The Edfu Temple, one of the largest and best-preserved temples in modern Egypt, was abandoned after the prohibition of idol worship by Roman Emperor Theodosius I in AD 391. It lay buried under sand for centuries until its discovery in 1806, which initiated excavation work. The temple, dedicated to the falcon-headed god Horus, features walls and columns adorned with depictions of the battles between Horus and Set. For anyone fascinated by Egyptian mythology, Edfu is a must-visit destination!
We will also take you to the magnificent Edfu Temple, where you can don traditional Egyptian attire and sing “The Mountain Is Green” All eyes will be on you, making it a truly unique experience!
Listen to the beautiful voices of our group members as they dress up at the Edfu Temple and sing “The Mountain Is Green” Their excitement fills the air as they perform in this foreign land!
Temple of Karnak
There’s a saying: “Visiting Temple of Karnak is like seeing all of Egypt’s temples.” This is because Karnak showcases various architectural styles of ancient Egyptian temples. It’s one of the most visited sites after the Great Pyramids, and legend has it that it could fit an entire Notre-Dame Cathedral within its walls. Built around 2000 BC, the temple is dedicated to the sun god Amun and features 134 colossal columns resembling a primordial forest, showcasing the remarkable architectural ingenuity of ancient Egyptians.
Luxor Temple
The Luxor Temple, built in the 14th century BC, is believed to have originated as a temple during Egypt’s 12th Dynasty. Over 1,900 years, it was expanded by various pharaohs, making it the largest temple in Egypt. Known as the world’s largest open-air museum, the temple features colossal statues and mysterious hieroglyphics. Its hypostyle hall boasts 3,500 years of history, with awe-inspiring reliefs of gods and pharaohs adorning its stone columns.
The Luxor Temple showcases different charms both day and night. When illuminated at night, it transforms into a site of ritualistic grandeur, making it feel as though one is stepping back in time, experiencing the ancient ceremonies as if they were happening right before their eyes.
Valley of the Kings
Located on the west bank of the Nile, hidden in a deep valley, the Valley of the Kings serves as the burial site for ancient Egyptian pharaohs and nobles. Divided into the East and West Valleys, each tomb is carved from the rock. Since the New Kingdom, pharaohs opted for these concealed tombs over prominent pyramids to avoid tomb robbers. Among these, the Temple of Habu, dedicated to Ramses III, stands as the largest and best-preserved structure, featuring exquisite wall carvings depicting battles against maritime tribes.
Hatshepsut
Hatshepsut was the fifth ruler of Egypt’s 18th dynasty and shares similarities with China’s only female emperor, Wu Zetian. The temple dedicated to her, located on a cliff next to the Valley of the Kings, showcases important events from her reign through wall murals. This temple is unique in Egypt as it features three levels, utilizing the mountainside for support.
Kom Ombo
This is the only symmetrical twin temple in all of Egypt, featuring two grand entrances dedicated to two main gods. One is the falcon god Horus, symbolizing justice, while the other is dedicated to the crocodile god, associated with evil, hence the name “Twin Temple.” Additionally, wall murals of Cleopatra can be found here, so be sure to admire her beauty!
Nubian Villages
During ancient Egypt’s Old Kingdom, the Nubians, an African tribe, lived as neighbors to the Egyptians until they were conquered. To instill fear in the Nubians, the Egyptians constructed massive temples and statues along the riverbanks. However, the Nubians later overthrew the Egyptians and produced their own pharaohs. Today, the Nubians and Beja people are recognized as minority groups in Egypt, each with distinct lifestyles. Let’s embark on a journey on a felucca to visit these minority communities.
We ride camels to a Nubian village, where we are welcomed as guests and get to taste their unique desserts.
Glass Boat Tour of the Red Sea
The Bible recounts the miraculous parting of the Red Sea by the prophet Moses as he led the Israelites out of Egypt. While the reasons for the sea’s name remain debated, we will explore the vibrant underwater world by taking a glass-bottom boat tour in the stunning blue waters of the Red Sea. From the boat, you can admire vast coral reefs and tropical fish, and there’s also the option to swim and snorkel in this beautiful setting.
Want more than just photos? Check out this video shot by our professional photographer, Chen Wanyu, from our Egypt trip on November 4, 2017. Watch as skilled snorkelers swim alongside colorful fish—don’t miss it!
Sufi dance and the captivating belly dance
Experience the traditional Sufi dance and the captivating belly dance performances in Egypt! Belly dance, believed to have originated in Egypt, has a rich history. Sufi dance, rooted in Islamic Sufism, emphasizes asceticism and meditation. The seemingly simple spinning motion aims to achieve a union with the divine. In May 2019, our esteemed guests had the unique opportunity to wear Sufi dance costumes and sway alongside the dancers, immersing themselves in the joy of this traditional art form!
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization(NMEC)
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, located in downtown Cairo, covers an exhibition area of approximately 23,235 square meters. On April 3, 2021, it hosted the globally acclaimed “Pharaoh’s Golden Parade,” where 22 ancient Egyptian mummies (18 pharaohs and 4 queens) were transported from the original Egyptian Museum to the new facility. The museum officially opened to the public the following day.
In addition to mummies and the famous golden mask of Tutankhamun, the Egyptian Civilization Museum impressively showcases artifacts such as high heels, toothbrushes, and condoms. These inventions, dating back over three thousand years, highlight the incredible ingenuity of ancient Egyptian wisdom that still influences modern life.
The Grand Egyptian Museum(GEM)
Let’s take a taste of the newly opened The Grand Egyptian Museum, the largest in the world, which just opened its doors in 2024!
In addition to the treasures of Tutankhamun, the Grand Egyptian Museum houses over 100,000 Egyptian artifacts spanning prehistoric, pharaonic, Greek, and Roman periods. A towering statue of Ramses II stands in the spacious atrium, surrounded by a grand granite sculpture weighing 83 tons, along with massive victory columns of King Merneptah and statues from the Ptolemaic period. The museum also displays the ancient solar boat and royal mummies, enhancing its extensive collection.
Khan El Khalili Market
When in Egypt, don’t miss the vibrant Khan El Khalili Market, a lively bazaar transformed from an old caravanserai. It’s a favorite among locals and visitors alike, offering a rich experience of daily life in the area. Here, you can immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere, explore various shops, and discover unique local crafts and goods.
Look at this beautifully crafted copper plate! Can you guess how much it costs? Not much—just 150 NTD! While our itinerary doesn’t focus on shopping, this local market is your chance to dig for treasures. If you miss out, the bus won’t bring you back!
Citadel of Saladin
The ancient fortress, built in 1176 by King Saladin to defend against the Crusaders, features a unique architectural style reminiscent of Istanbul. Within its walls, you can find several mosques and the Egyptian Military Museum, making it a significant historical site in Egypt.
Mohamed Ali Mosque
The Muhammad Ali Mosque is the most prominent structure within the Citadel, built in the 19th century. It showcases Ottoman architectural style, featuring exterior snow-white stone and an opulent prayer hall. Symbolizing modern Egypt, it stands as a counterpart to the pyramids of ancient Egypt. This mosque is situated at the highest point of the Citadel, offering a stunning panoramic view of Cairo.
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 1
Taipei【Enjoy expedited customs and immigration services at Taoyuan Airport.】 → Dubai
● Enjoy expedited customs and immigration services at Taoyuan Airport.Enjoy expedited customs with the assistance of officials, and travel in a luxury golf cart to the boarding gate.
● 23:35: Board Emirates Flight EK 367 to Dubai. Estimated flight duration is approximately 8 hours and 45 minutes.
【Daily Itinerary】Day 2
Dubai → Cairo
● 04:20: Arrive in Dubai and transfer to Emirates Flight EK 927 to Cairo, with an estimated flight duration of about 3 hours and 50 minutes.
● 11:05: Arrive at Cairo International Airport, complete entry procedures (visa on arrival), and proceed to downtown Cairo with a private transfer to start your mysterious journey in Egypt!
● 12:50: Enjoy lunch at the InterContinental Cairo Citystars Hotel’s Esplanade Restaurant, savoring delicious cuisine.
● 14:45: Visit the Egyptian National Museum of Civilization, which showcases artifacts from famous pharaohs like Ramses II, Thutmose III, and Hatshepsut.
● 17:25: Check in at Mena House Hotel, the closest historic hotel to the pyramids, known for hosting notable figures such as Winston Churchill and Bill Gates.
▲ Standard room price: approximately $300 USD (about NT$9,750) per night.
● 18:30: Dinner at the 139 Restaurant in Mena House, featuring beautiful garden scenery and the reflection of the Great Pyramid in a shallow pool—perfect for a romantic dining experience.
● Educational Session: A professional guide will provide insights into the history and secrets of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and the use of Arabic numerals. Experience the atmosphere of the historic Cairo Conference with photo opportunities.
▲ Accommodation: Mena House Hotel or equivalent.
▲ Accommodation rating: Super★★★★★★
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 3
Cairo
● 07:00 Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
● 08:30 Dress in traditional attire for a visit to the Giza Pyramid Complex, featuring the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Pyramid of Khafre, the Pyramid of Menkaure, and the Sphinx. The Giza pyramids, dating back about 4,800 years, are a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979 and were named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007. Experience camel rides and take memorable photos.
● 11:50 Lunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge, offering stunning views of the pyramids—a truly romantic dining experience.
● 14:10 Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum, which opened in mid-2024 and spans 500,000 square meters, housing the world’s largest collection of artifacts. Explore 5,000 items from the tomb of King Tutankhamun, including 2,000 new exhibits.
● 16:20 Return to Mena House Hotel for some rest.
● 18:30 Enjoy a delicious Indian dinner at Mogul Galleria in Mena House.
（Meal budget: $60 USD (about NT$1,865) per person.）
▲ Food rating：★★★★
Accommodation: Mena House Hotel or equivalent.
▲ Accommodation rating: Super ★★★★★★
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 4
Cairo → Aswan
● 05:00 Early morning departure for Aswan. Enjoy a delicious in-room breakfast before heading to the airport.
● 07:00 Fly from Cairo to Aswan on flight CAI-ASW MS82.
● 8:20 Arrive at Aswan Airport.
● 9:30 Ride camels to visit the Nubian village. Experience local culture and taste traditional sweets.
● 12:00 Check in at Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan. Enjoy lunch at the hotel. This luxurious hotel has hosted many famous figures, including Churchill and Princess Diana.（Room rate: $930 USD (about NT$30,690) per night.)
● 14:05 Experience a traditional felucca sailboat ride on the Nile, relishing the serene atmosphere.
●16:20 Return to the hotel and relax in its luxurious amenities.
● 18:30 Dinner at the renowned 1902 Restaurant, offering a French menu. This historic restaurant is known for its grandeur and exceptional dining experience.
（Meal budget: $113 USD (about NT$3,673) per person.）
Ranked #1 on TripAdvisor.
▲ Food rating: ★★★★★
Accommodation: Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan.
▲ Accommodation rating: Super★★★★★★
Ranked #1 of 22 hotels in Aswan on TripAdvisor.
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 5
● 07:30 Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel. Relax before the next adventure.
● 10:40 Fly from Aswan to Abu Simbel on flight ASW-ABS MS147.
● 11:25 Arrive at Abu Simbel Airport.
● 12:15 Lunch at Seti Abu Simbel Lake Resort, the area’s finest hotel.
（Meal budget: $45 USD (about NT$1,643) per person.）
▲ Food rating：★★★★
● 13:45 Visit the Abu Simbel temples, marvel at the ancient engineering and solar phenomena. The temples were relocated 200 meters due to the Aswan Dam, creating a stunning spectacle every year.
● 17:45 Enjoy the sunset at the temples.
● 17:55 Dinner at the hotel.
（Meal budget: $45 USD (about NT$1,643) per person.）
▲ Food rating：★★★★
● 19:30 Return to the Abu Simbel temples for a night visit.
Accommodation: Seti Abu Simbel Lake Resort.
▲ Accommodation rating: Super★★★★
Ranked #1 of 15 hotels in Abu Simbel on TripAdvisor.
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 6
Abu Simbel Temples → Aswan
● 05:45 Watch the sunrise at the temple, then return to the hotel for breakfast.
● 9:20 Take the domestic flight from Abu Simbel to Aswan (ABS-ASW) MS146.
● 10:05 Arrive at Aswan Airport.
Aswan → Sonesta Star Goddess
＊Just a reminder: the following itinerary is subject to the riverboat’s docking schedule.
● 11:00 Board the Sonesta Star Goddess riverboat for a romantic journey along the Nile. The boat features spacious accommodations and a welcoming dance performance upon boarding.
● 13:00 Enjoy a luxurious lunch onboard.
● 15:00 Sail around Kitchener Island and visit the Aga Khan Mausoleum, an archaeological site dating back to the Greco-Roman era.
● 17:00 Relax and enjoy the riverboat’s amenities.
● 19:30 Attend the welcome cocktail party on the boat.
● 20:00 Dine on a gourmet meal.
● 21:30 Experience a Nubian folk performance, accompanied by the scenic Nile, before settling in for the night.。
宿：Sonesta Star Goddess河輪 註：如Sonesta額滿，將會改由最奢華的Movenpick豪華河輪替代。
▲ 跟著董事長住宿評鑑：Super★★★★★★
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 7
Aswan → Kom Ombo→ Edfu
＊The following itinerary may vary based on each ship’s sailing schedule and sightseeing times, and will be adjusted according to the docking times set by the cruise company.
● 06:00 Breakfast on the riverboat.
●07:30 Visit the Aswan Dam, a significant construction project completed in 1970 to manage annual floods and droughts in Egypt.
●08:30 Tour the granite quarries and Philae Temple, known for its exquisite architecture on Philae Island.
● 13:00 Lunch on the luxury riverboat.
● 13:30 Depart for Kom Ombo.
● 14:00 Enjoy riverboat facilities.
● 17:00 Afternoon tea while enjoying the scenic views.
● 17:30 Visit Kom Ombo Temple, dedicated to two gods: Horus and the crocodile god Sobek.
● 18:50 Return to the riverboat for relaxation.
● 19:00 Head to Edfu, enjoying the beautiful river views.
● 19:30 Welcome cocktail reception on board.
● 20:00 Dinner with music on the riverboat.
● 21:30 Themed costume party on the riverboat.
Accommodation: Sonesta Star Goddess Note: If Sonesta is fully booked, you will be accommodated on the luxurious Movenpick riverboat instead.
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 8
Edfu → Luxor
＊Just a reminder: the following itinerary is subject to the riverboat’s docking schedule.
● 06:00 Rise and shine to enjoy the morning light at Edfu Temple.
● 06:30 Head to Edfu Temple, built in the 3rd century BC, the best-preserved temple in Egypt. Ride in a horse-drawn carriage and wear traditional Egyptian attire while singing “High Mountain Green” in front of the temple.
● 08:15 Return to the riverboat to sail towards Luxor.
● 08:30 Enjoy a hearty breakfast on the riverboat.
● 13:30 Lunch on the luxury riverboat.
● 15:00 Relax and enjoy the riverboat facilities.
● 20:00 Experience a traditional Egyptian spinning dance and belly dance performance.
● 20:30 Dinner on the luxury riverboat.
● 22:00 Enjoy live music on board.
Accommodation: Sonesta Star Goddess Note: If Sonesta is fully booked, you will be accommodated on the luxurious Movenpick riverboat instead.
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 9
Luxor
● 06:00 Enjoy breakfast leisurely.
● 08:00 Disembark from the riverboat.
● 08:00 Take an electric boat from the East Bank to the West Bank to visit the Valley of the Kings, famous for the tombs of pharaohs and nobles from the 18th to 20th dynasties of ancient Egypt.
● 08:50 Visit the Valley of the Kings, where pharaohs carved tombs into the cliffs for their burial, creating a monumental burial site with over 60 tombs.
● 10:45 Explore the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, built by the famous queen and her father, Thutmose I, featuring a grand entrance lined with sphinxes.
● 12:00 Visit the Colossi of Memnon, two massive stone statues originally erected in front of the temple of Amenhotep III, now a prominent historical site.
● 12:30 Return to the East Bank via electric boat.
● 13:00 Lunch at the Silk Road restaurant in the Hilton Hotel, offering upscale Asian cuisine.
▲ Food Rating：★★★★★
● 14:30 Visit Karnak Temple, the capital of ancient Thebes, featuring the tomb of Seti I, known for its vibrant murals, and the tomb of Tutankhamun, which remained untouched for nearly 3,000 years.
● 18:00 Dinner at the renowned 1886 Restaurant in the Winter Palace Hotel, where formal attire is required for an elegant dining atmosphere.
（Food Cost: $70 (~NT$2,176)）
▲ Food Rating：★★★★★
Accommodation：Sofitel Winter Palace or Hilton Luxor or a comparable hotel.
▲ Hotel Rating: Super ★★★★★★
▲ Tripadvisor Ranking: #3 out of 54 hotels in Luxor
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 10
Hurghada
● 08:00 Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Relax and take in the stunning views and facilities of the Winter Palace.
● 12:00 Have a delicious lunch at Sonesta Luxor Hotel.
● 14:00 After lunch, take a private vehicle to Hurghada, located along the eastern Red Sea coast, known for its sunny beaches and as a popular resort destination.
● 18:00 Check in at the Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay Resort, situated on the first line of the Red Sea, featuring private sandy beaches and stunning coastlines. Guests rave about the luxurious experience!
● 18:30 Dinner at Al MAR Restaurant in the hotel.
▲ Food Rating：★★★★★
Accommodation：Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay Resort or a comparable hotel.
Room Rate: Approximately $187 (~NT$6,171) per night.
▲ Tripadvisor Ranking: #1 out of 14 hotels in Hurghada
▲ Hotel Rating: Super ★★★★★★
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 11
Hurghada
● 07:00 Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
● 08:00 We will take you to experience the fun of exploring the Red Sea. Board a glass-bottom boat to view the stunning coral and fish without getting wet. You’ll be amazed at the luxury of enjoying Egypt this way. You can also jump into the water to swim and snorkel with the fish, creating your own “Exodus” experience (a travel story!).
● 12:10 Enjoy a lobster feast at Sherton Hotel Labidos Restaurant!
● 14:10 In the afternoon, relax at the hotel, enjoy the facilities, and take some time to unwind.
● 18:00 At the hotel’s Bamboo Restaurant, are you missing Asian flavors? We will treat you to exquisite Asian cuisine.
▲ Chairman’s culinary review：★★★★★
Accommodation: Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay Resort or equivalent
Approximate nightly rate: $187, about NT$6,171.
▲ Ranked #1 (out of 14) hotels in Hurghada on Tripadvisor.
▲ Chairman’s accommodation review: Super★★★★★★
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 12
Hurghada → Cairo
● 05:00 Breakfast in the hotel room.
● 08:20 Fly from Hurghada to Cairo on a domestic flight HRG-CAI SM21.
● 09:50 Arrive at Cairo Airport.
● 10:35 Visit the Cairo Citadel – Saladin Citadel.
● 11:40 Tour the Muhammad Ali Mosque.
● 12:25 Enjoy a luxurious private dining experience at the Cairo Abdeen Palace Hotel, specially prepared for the king!
● 14:40 Explore Egypt’s largest traditional market, Khan el-Khalili, and visit a Fez hat shop with over 600 years of history. Experience the exquisite Egyptian crafts and the joy of shopping.
● 16:10 Don’t miss Al Moes Street in Khan el-Khalili; leave your beautiful footprints on this exotic, ancient street.
● 17:10 Depart for Cairo International Airport.
Cairo → Dubai
● 20:05 Board Emirates flight EK 924 to Dubai, with an estimated flight time of about 3 hours and 35 minutes.
Flight schedules will be adjusted based on the actual flights purchased on the day of the trip.
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 13
Dubai→ Taipei
● 00:40 Arrive at Dubai International Airport, ready to transfer back to Taiwan! There’s a four-hour layover, and to help ease your travel fatigue, we’ve arranged access to the Marhaba Lounge at Dubai Airport, where you can enjoy a buffet and specialty drinks. While it may not be as luxurious as a business class lounge, we hope it will provide some comfort during your journey.
● 03:40 Board Emirates flight EK 366 to Taipei, with an estimated flight time of about 8 hours and 35 minutes.
● 16:15 Arrive at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, Terminal 1. Welcome back to your warm home! We hope to see you again soon.
※Please note that due to COVID-19, weather conditions, and other factors, flight times may vary. If there are any changes, we prioritize the quality of your travel experience and will adjust the itinerary as needed. The company reserves the right to modify to restaurants of the same standard.※
Gifts for Guests:
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