Egypt Travel Recommendations

It is one of the four ancient civilizations in the world, a place of countless legends and myths, and it has majestic and solemn architecture. Yes, this is the ancient and mysterious kingdom of Egypt, with the picturesque Nile River, the beautiful and magical Red Sea, the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Sphinx, and so on, which continue to attract tourists from all over the world. Detailed itinerary: Day 1 Domestic → Cairo (including dinner) - Go to Cairo to check in Day 2 Cairo (including breakfast/lunch/dinner) - The Egyptian Museum, one of the world-famous museums, displays more than 63,000 cultural relics. - The Pyramids of Giza, one of the "Seven Wonders of the Ancient World" recognized worldwide. - The Sphinx, with the body of a lion and the face of a human, remains a mystery in its construction to this day, with many scholars offering different theories. Day 3 Cairo (including breakfast) On that day, it is free activity time. - Alexandria, the second largest city in Egypt, is also an important seaport and the capital of Alexandria Province. Day 4 Cairo to Red Sea (including breakfast/lunch/dinner) On that day, it is free activity time. - The Red Sea in Egypt, named after the ancient Greek name, translates to "red ocean" and offers delightful views of sunshine, beaches, and coastlines. Day 5 Herguada (including breakfast/lunch/dinner) On that day, it is free activity time. - Hurghada, accompanied by the Red Sea, boasts unique tourism resources such as brilliant sunshine, soft sandy beaches, verdant palm trees, and dark blue seawater. Day6 Red Sea → Luxor (including breakfast/lunch/dinner) - Karnak Temple, the place where the pharaohs of all dynasties are worshipped, is a magnificent temple left by the ancient Egyptian empire. - Luxor Temple was built by Amenhotep III to worship the sun god Amun and his wife and son, the moon god. Day 7 Luxor → Hurghada (including breakfast/lunch/dinner) Day 8: Red Sea → Cairo (including breakfast/lunch)