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When the Gates of Civilization Open | A Journey to the Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo, and Alexandria

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When the Gates of Civilization Open | A Journey to the Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo, and Alexandria
エジプト
カイロ
アレクサンドリア
Budget
英語ガイド
古代文明
遺跡
博物館
文化
歴史
市内観光
ローカルフード
ローカルマーケット
短期滞在
ホテルなし
Travel details
USD 690 / per person
Note: The displayed price is the price at the time of application.
Duration Departure in 2025/11 | 3 days
Participants 2 person(s)(Adults 2 person(s)、Children 0 person(s))
Travel story
Shadows of antiquity sink quietly into the sandy land.
Memories carved in stone gently open their eyes to the morning light,
while the pyramids and the city by the sea embrace the flow of time with tenderness.
Walking through the murmur of history,
the breath of distant civilizations lingers in the heart as a calm aftertaste.

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This is a three-day tour that visits Egypt's representative sights. From the dignity of the pyramids and the treasures of the Grand Egyptian Museum to Cairo's spiritual culture and the Mediterranean charm of Alexandria — a journey with a private guide filled with comfort, deep learning, and wonder.
Signature points
Enjoy the main spots of Giza and Cairo
Explore the pyramids, the Sphinx, and the ancient necropolis with an expert guide to touch the core of Egyptian civilization. In the old city, walk among religious heritage sites and historic streets to deeply savor Cairo's multilayered charm.
Admire eternal treasures at the Grand Egyptian Museum
Opening grandly in November 2025, one of the world's largest museums of ancient Egypt lets you view carefully selected masterpieces, including Tutankhamun, up close. In state-of-the-art exhibition spaces, experience moments where ancient beauty and craftsmanship vividly come to life.
Enjoy a day trip to Alexandria
In the ancient city scented by Mediterranean breezes, condense a variety of sights into one day: underground tombs, columned ruins, seaside fortresses, and more.
The tranquility and seascapes distinct from the metropolis will add depth and a refreshing afterglow to your journey.
Itinerary
Day1
    Giza Pyramids, Sphinx, Saqqara & Dahshur Tour
  • Egypt - cairo
  • 7:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer Meet your dedicated Egyptologist guide at your hotel in Cairo or Giza. Depart in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. [English Guide]
  • 8:00
  • Giza Great Pyramids & Sphinx Visit the Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. View the pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure and learn about the mysteries behind their construction. You will also visit the Sphinx guarding the plateau. (Approx. 4 hours) [English Guide]
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    12:00
  • Lunch At a local restaurant. Enjoy traditional Egyptian cuisine while overlooking desert and rural scenery.
  • 12:30
  • Saqqara Step Pyramid The oldest pyramid in Egypt, built around the 27th century BCE for King Djoser.
    The six-tiered stepped structure marks the beginning of techniques that later led to the Giza pyramids.
    It is an architecturally significant site reflecting the innovations of its designer, Imhotep. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164365
    14:30
  • Dahshur Located south of Cairo, Dahshur is one of the areas where ancient Egyptian kings built pyramids, known for well-preserved early dynasty pyramids. The Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid are especially important for illustrating the evolution of pyramid construction. The site is relatively less crowded, allowing visitors to appreciate the monumental structures in a tranquil setting. [English Guide]
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    16:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After sightseeing, return to your hotel. [English Guide]
  • (Self-arranged)
    Overnight in Cairo or Giza.

Meals B/F:× LUN:⚪︎ DIN:×

Day2
    Grand Egyptian Museum, Old Cairo & Khan el-Khalili Tour
    7:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer Depart from your hotel in Cairo or Giza for sightseeing. [English Guide]
  • 8:00
  • Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) The Grand Egyptian Museum, located near the Giza Pyramids, is one of the world’s largest archaeological museums, created as a new center to systematically display Egypt’s vast ancient artifacts. A major highlight is the collection of Tutankhamun's finds, including items that have not been publicly displayed before. With modern architecture and state-of-the-art exhibition technology, the museum offers deep insight into the history and culture of Egyptian civilization. [English Guide]
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    12:00
  • Lunch At a local restaurant.
  • 12:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After lunch, transfer to Old Cairo. [English Guide]
  • 13:00
  • Coptic Cairo In Coptic Cairo, visit religious buildings associated with early Christianity and experience faith and culture that have continued since ancient times. At the Hanging Church, known for its suspended structure, observe the unique construction and decorations built on a stone base. The Abu Serga Church is known for its subterranean chapel said to be where the Holy Family took refuge during their stay in Egypt. At the Ben Ezra Synagogue, you can feel the traditions and history of Judaism. Coptic Cairo, where multiple religious heritages are concentrated, is an essential area for understanding Egypt’s layered history. [English Guide]
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    14:30
  • Islamic Quarter & Khan el-Khalili Market An ancient traditional bazaar in Cairo’s old city, among the oldest in the Middle East.
    Spices, gold and silverwork, lamps, carpets, and souvenirs are packed into the bustling stalls.
    A lively market that is enjoyable to stroll through, offering a strong sense of exotic atmosphere. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164375
    16:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After sightseeing, return to your hotel. [English Guide]
  • (Self-arranged)
    Overnight in Cairo or Giza.

Meals B/F:× LUN:⚪︎ DIN:×

Day3
    Alexandria Full-Day Tour
    7:00
  • Private Vehicle Transfer Depart the hotel early in the morning and drive about 3 hours to Alexandria, the Mediterranean coastal city. [English Guide]
  • Egypt - Alexandria
  • 10:00
  • Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs An underground necropolis dating from around the 2nd century, known as the Kom El Shoqafa site. The stone corridors and chambers feature unique decorations that blend ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures. With a multi-level structure, it is a valuable site for understanding funerary customs and religious views of the time. [English Guide]
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    11:30
  • Serapeum & Pompey’s Pillar A massive stone column approximately 25 meters high, erected at the end of the 3rd century in honor of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Carved from a single piece of granite, this grand column was once part of a temple and now stands independently as one of the city’s representative ancient monuments. [English Guide]
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    12:30
  • Lunch At a seaside restaurant. Enjoy fresh seafood while overlooking the Mediterranean.
  • 13:45
  • Citadel of Qaitbay A 15th-century fortress on Alexandria’s Mediterranean coast, built on the site of the Lighthouse of Alexandria, once one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Characterized by its sturdy stone appearance, it conveys the image of a historical defensive stronghold. Even without entering the interior, you can enjoy its historical presence and the magnificent view over the Mediterranean. [English Guide]
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    15:00
  • Bibliotheca Alexandrina (New Library of Alexandria) The New Library of Alexandria, opened in 2002, carries on the spirit of the ancient Library of Alexandria. Noted for its innovative architecture resembling a sun disk, it houses donated collections and digital resources from around the world. The facility includes museum and exhibition spaces and is visited by many researchers and tourists as a center for knowledge and culture. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164385
    16:00
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After sightseeing, transfer back to your hotel in Cairo or Giza. [English Guide]
  • Egypt - cairo
  • (Self-arranged)
    Overnight in Cairo or Giza.

Meals B/F:× LUN:⚪︎ DIN:×

Day 1
11/24(Mon)
    Giza Pyramids, Sphinx, Saqqara & Dahshur Tour
  • Egypt - cairo
  • 7:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer Meet your dedicated Egyptologist guide at your hotel in Cairo or Giza. Depart in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. [English Guide]
  • 8:00
  • Giza Great Pyramids & Sphinx Visit the Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. View the pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure and learn about the mysteries behind their construction. You will also visit the Sphinx guarding the plateau. (Approx. 4 hours) [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164363 Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164363 Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164363
    12:00
  • Lunch At a local restaurant. Enjoy traditional Egyptian cuisine while overlooking desert and rural scenery.
  • 12:30
  • Saqqara Step Pyramid The oldest pyramid in Egypt, built around the 27th century BCE for King Djoser.
    The six-tiered stepped structure marks the beginning of techniques that later led to the Giza pyramids.
    It is an architecturally significant site reflecting the innovations of its designer, Imhotep. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164365
    14:30
  • Dahshur Located south of Cairo, Dahshur is one of the areas where ancient Egyptian kings built pyramids, known for well-preserved early dynasty pyramids. The Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid are especially important for illustrating the evolution of pyramid construction. The site is relatively less crowded, allowing visitors to appreciate the monumental structures in a tranquil setting. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164366 Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164366
    16:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After sightseeing, return to your hotel. [English Guide]
  • (Self-arranged)
    Overnight in Cairo or Giza.

Meals B/F:× LUN:⚪︎ DIN:×

Day 2
11/25(Tue)
    Grand Egyptian Museum, Old Cairo & Khan el-Khalili Tour
    7:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer Depart from your hotel in Cairo or Giza for sightseeing. [English Guide]
  • 8:00
  • Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) The Grand Egyptian Museum, located near the Giza Pyramids, is one of the world’s largest archaeological museums, created as a new center to systematically display Egypt’s vast ancient artifacts. A major highlight is the collection of Tutankhamun's finds, including items that have not been publicly displayed before. With modern architecture and state-of-the-art exhibition technology, the museum offers deep insight into the history and culture of Egyptian civilization. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164371
    12:00
  • Lunch At a local restaurant.
  • 12:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After lunch, transfer to Old Cairo. [English Guide]
  • 13:00
  • Coptic Cairo In Coptic Cairo, visit religious buildings associated with early Christianity and experience faith and culture that have continued since ancient times. At the Hanging Church, known for its suspended structure, observe the unique construction and decorations built on a stone base. The Abu Serga Church is known for its subterranean chapel said to be where the Holy Family took refuge during their stay in Egypt. At the Ben Ezra Synagogue, you can feel the traditions and history of Judaism. Coptic Cairo, where multiple religious heritages are concentrated, is an essential area for understanding Egypt’s layered history. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164374 Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164374
    14:30
  • Islamic Quarter & Khan el-Khalili Market An ancient traditional bazaar in Cairo’s old city, among the oldest in the Middle East.
    Spices, gold and silverwork, lamps, carpets, and souvenirs are packed into the bustling stalls.
    A lively market that is enjoyable to stroll through, offering a strong sense of exotic atmosphere. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164375
    16:30
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After sightseeing, return to your hotel. [English Guide]
  • (Self-arranged)
    Overnight in Cairo or Giza.

Meals B/F:× LUN:⚪︎ DIN:×

Day 3
11/26(Wed)
    Alexandria Full-Day Tour
    7:00
  • Private Vehicle Transfer Depart the hotel early in the morning and drive about 3 hours to Alexandria, the Mediterranean coastal city. [English Guide]
  • Egypt - Alexandria
  • 10:00
  • Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs An underground necropolis dating from around the 2nd century, known as the Kom El Shoqafa site. The stone corridors and chambers feature unique decorations that blend ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures. With a multi-level structure, it is a valuable site for understanding funerary customs and religious views of the time. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164381
    11:30
  • Serapeum & Pompey’s Pillar A massive stone column approximately 25 meters high, erected at the end of the 3rd century in honor of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Carved from a single piece of granite, this grand column was once part of a temple and now stands independently as one of the city’s representative ancient monuments. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164382
    12:30
  • Lunch At a seaside restaurant. Enjoy fresh seafood while overlooking the Mediterranean.
  • 13:45
  • Citadel of Qaitbay A 15th-century fortress on Alexandria’s Mediterranean coast, built on the site of the Lighthouse of Alexandria, once one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Characterized by its sturdy stone appearance, it conveys the image of a historical defensive stronghold. Even without entering the interior, you can enjoy its historical presence and the magnificent view over the Mediterranean. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164384
    15:00
  • Bibliotheca Alexandrina (New Library of Alexandria) The New Library of Alexandria, opened in 2002, carries on the spirit of the ancient Library of Alexandria. Noted for its innovative architecture resembling a sun disk, it houses donated collections and digital resources from around the world. The facility includes museum and exhibition spaces and is visited by many researchers and tourists as a center for knowledge and culture. [English Guide]
  • Attachment Image from Itinerary Row: 164385
    16:00
  • Private Vehicle Transfer After sightseeing, transfer back to your hotel in Cairo or Giza. [English Guide]
  • Egypt - cairo
  • (Self-arranged)
    Overnight in Cairo or Giza.

Meals B/F:× LUN:⚪︎ DIN:×

Price Includes / excludes
Accommodation

None

Flight (Int'l)

None

Flight (Dom.)

None

Railway

None

Bus

None

Car

As stated in the itinerary

Ferry/Boat

None

Other transp

None

Guide

As stated in the itinerary

Activity

As stated in the itinerary

Meal

B/F:0  LUN:3  DIN:0 
As stated in the itinerary

Includes (Others)

• Private air-conditioned vehicle
• Professional Egyptology guide
• All entrance fees
• Daily lunch at local restaurants
• Mineral water during sightseeing
• All taxes and fees

Excludes (Others)

None