Package Overview
Travel through the heart of the Middle East, and take in the ancient city of Aleppo, the stunning rock formations of Petra, the incredible landscape of Wadi Rum and Egypt's stunning Red Sea Coast. See the emergence of the modern Middle East amidst a sea of historic mosques, temples and bazaars on this fascinating journey. Combination Tours and Travel Packages covering the highlights of Egypt, Jordan, and Syria.

Includes:
1 night in 4* Hotel in CAI on BB basis
1 night onboard train on FB basis
3 nights Nile Cruise in 4* on FB basis
3 nights in SSH in 4* on AI basis
Boat ticket Taba - Aqaba
All transfer in the program in Jordan
All Entrances to the sites mentioned Guide In Jordan
3 nights Accommodation in 4* in Jordan on BB basis.
3 nights in Damascus Hotel on BB Basis
2 nights in Aleppo's Charming Hotel in Syria on BB Basis
2 nights Palmyra on BB Basis
All necessary transportations & English Guide Services in Syria
Visa & Visa Formalities to Syria

Excludes:
Entrance of Cheops Pyramid, Entrance of Mummies room in the Egyptian Museum.
Any items of personal nature viz laundry charges, telephone bills, drinks, shopping etc.
Optional Tours wherever mentioned in the itinerary above.
Any item that is not mentioned under "Includes" header.
Entry Visa to Egypt & Jordan Departure tax from Airport in Damscus is not included ( 33$per pax ).
Tips for guide & driver are not included in Damascus.
All expenses of personal nature.
Any item that is not mentioned under "Includes" header.

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Itinerary

1 NIGHT CAIRO/ 1 NIGHT TRAIN/3 NIGHTS NILE CRUISE/ 3 NIGHTS SHARM EL SHEIKH/1 NIGHT PETRA/ 1 NIGHT WADI RUM / 1 NIGHT AMMAN/ 3 NIGHTS DAMASCUS/ 2 NIGHT ALEPPO/ 2 NIGHT PALMYRA (19 DAYS/ 18 NIGHTS)

Day 1:
Cairo (Arrival) Arrival at Cairo airport. After you clear customs and collect your luggage, our representative will meet you and assist with the transfer to your hotel. Check in and overnight at hotel in Cairo.

Day 2: Cairo
(Giza tour; Pyramids, Sphinx, Egyptian Museum)- Train After breakfast we drive to the Giza Plateau, home of Egypt's signature attractions: the Great Pyramids, proclaimed to be among the Seven Wonders of the ancient world. We visit the great Pyramids of Giza and their guardian Sphinx. Afternoon lunch at a local restaurant. Later Also, visit the Egyptian Museum - world-renowned Museum of Egyptian Antiquities accompanied by a certified Egyptologist. Overnight at In the evening, transfer to Cairo train station to board a luxury train to Aswan. Overnight on board. Train No. 86 Dep: 2110 HRS Arr: 0930 HRS

Day 3: Aswan
Breakfast on board train. You will be met by our local representative at the station and transferred to your hotel. Visit the High Dam, Unfinished Obleisque & Philae Temple. Lunch dinner, and overnight on board cruise.

Day 4: Aswan
(Nile Cruise, High Dam, Unfinished Obleisque , Philae Temple) Morning enjoy a Felucca ride on the Nile. Afternoon sail to Kom Ombo,visit the Kom Ombo Temple. Then sail to Edfu. Overnight in Edfu. Breakfast, Lunch, dinner, and overnight on board cruise.

Day 5: Nile Cruiser
Sail to Edfu city, a trip to visit the magnificent great temple of Horus. Sail to Esna, cross the Esna Lock, Sail to Luxor. Visit the (East Bank)- Karnak Temple and Luxor temple. Breakfast, Lunch, dinner, and overnight on board cruise.

Day 6: Luxor-Sharm El Sheikh
After breakfast, disembarkation & Sightseeing, visit the West Bank - Valley of Kings, Valeey of Queens. Then transfer to Luxor Airport to catch a flight to Sharm El Sheikh, where you will be met and taken to your hotel to check in. Overnight: Sharm El Sheikh

Day 7: Sharm el Sheikh
After breakfast, Enjoy whole day the sandy & sunny beaches of Sharm El Sheikh. Diving, snorkeling, desert safari, camel ride and golf are some of the activities we may do during the day. Overnight: Sharm El Sheikh

Day 8: Sharm El Sheikh
After Breakfast. Day at Leisure in SSH. Overnight: Sharm El Sheikh Day

Day 9: Sharm El Sheikh - Nuweiba - Aqaba - Petra(Jordan)
Transfer to Nuwieba to catch ferry boat to Aqaba, Meet & Assist by Al-Jawad Tours upon arrival at Aqaba port, tour in Aqaba transfer to Petra & Overnight.

Day 10 : Petra - Wadi Rum
After breakfast, day trip of Petra. The long-lost city of Petra, carved entirely by man into the rose-red sandstone rocks, has been placed by UNESCO on its World Heritage List. Lunch in Petra city. Then proceed to Wadi rum for camping. Overnight in Wadi Rum.

Day 11: Wadi Rum-Amman Enjoy sunrise at Wadi Rum
After breakfast, enjoy jeep or camel tour Later transfer to Amman traveling north to Amman. On the way visit the crusader's Castle of Kerak, Continue to Madaba, to visit St. George's Cathedral and the mosaic map of Jerusalem and to Mountain Nebo, the burial place of Moses perched on a cliff overlooking the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea. Transfer to hotel. Overnight in Amman.

Day 12: Amman -Damascus (Syria)
Breakfast, after a morning city tour of Amman travel north to Damascus. On the way visit Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities. Continue north to cross the border to Syria and transfer to your hotel in Damascus. Overnight in Damascus.

Day 13: Damascus (National Museum, Omayaad Mosque, Azem Palace, Hamidyeh bazaar, Sala'adin Tomb)
After breakfast, start your day of sightseeing by visiting the National Museum- Hamediyah Bazaar,Omayyad Mosque. Also, visit Azem Palace-Street Called Straight-St.Anania Church-ST. Poul Window. Finishing in the fabulous authentic covered bazaar. Overnight at hotel in Damascus.

Day 14: Damascus - Palmyra
After breakfast, Drive to visit Palmyra - on the way rest at Baghadad café . At Palmyra visit the Bel Temple, The Arch of Triumph, Great Colonnade, The Theatre, the Agora and the tombs. Dinner & Overnight in Palmyra.

Day 15: Palmyra - Hama- Aphamia -Ebla-Aleppo
After breakfast at the hotel, Drive to visit Hama and & see the water wheels-Noria Continue to visit Aphamia. Then Drive to visit Ebla . Dinner & Overnight in Aleppo.

Day 16: Aleppo
After breakfast, start your day of sightseeing by visiting the Citadel. Also Visit the Grand Mosque, Caravansaries & Covered Bazaar- Old Souk. Overnight at hotel in Aleppo

Day 17: Aleppo -Krak des Chevaliers - Damascus
After breakfast, drive north to the most beautiful region of Syria. drive to Krack des Chevaliers, visit the castle. Dinner & Overnight in Damascus.

Day 18 :Damascus Drive back to Damascus
After breakfast, day free at leisure. Explore one of the oldest cities in the world, Damascus on your own & catch up with the last minute shopping on your own. Overnight at hotel in Damascus.

Day 19: Damascus

After breakfast check out of hotel. Tansfer to Damascus airport to catch a flight back home.

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Currency : Egyptian Pound

Time : Local time is GMT + 2 (GMT + 3 from last Friday in April to last Friday in August).

Language : Arabic is the official language. English and French are understood by most people involved in the tourism industry.

Passport/Visa Note : Most nationalities require a visa, which can be obtained prior to arrival, or a 30 day visa can be issued at the airport if arriving by air.

Note : All tourists have to register with the local police within a week of their arrival. Most hotels will take care of this for you for a small fee. If you are travelling with a tour group it is likely you will not even be aware of this formality.

Aswan :
Aswan, lying on the eastern bank of the River Nile and is a major tourist attraction of the South of Egypt. Is the third largest city of Egypt and is one of the driest inhabited places in the world; as of early 2001, the last rain there was six years earlier. The Aswan Dam, Elephant Island, Philae Temple are a few of the places that are worth exploring. The High Dam is a known worldwide as an engineering marvel. Built in the1960s, it produces electricity and provides water for irrigation to entire Egypt together with the Aswan Dam, which is 6 km downstream.

Abu Simbel:
Abu Simbel is an archaeological site comprising of two massive rock temples in southern Egypt.It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the "Nubian Monuments".The temples at Abu Simbel were formerly located further down the hillside, facing the Nile, but due to the rising waters of Lake Nasser, the temple complex was removed piece by piece and then restored in the new (higher ground location) The operation, which cost US$40 M and took 6 years, was a monumental engineering feat.

Luxor :
Luxor has a lot to offer the traveller, from vast temples, to ancient royal tombs, via spectacular desert and river scenery and a bustling modern life. The major source of the income of the city comes from the tourism industry. Temples of Karnak, believed to be largest surviving religious complex in the world, are located towards the north of Luxor. Valley of the Kings is one of the most remarkable archaeological destinations in the world where the pharaohs were buried after their death in hope to meet the gods in their afterlife journey.

Sharm El Sheikh :
Sharm el-Sheikh is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Arab world, it is resort town at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, popular with holiday makers and divers. It is one of the finest diving spots in the world and a trip into the desert is an unforgettable adventure. Sharm el-Sheikh has also become a favourite spot for scuba divers from around the world. Being situated near to the Red Sea, it provides some of the most stunning underwater scenery and warm water making this an ideal place to dive. Beach seekers find many activities such as diving, snorkeling, wind surfing, para-sailing, boating, and canoeing. Amman The capital City and the largest city of Jordan is a compltete blend of old with the new. Every where around the city there is a prominent excistence of the old city of Amman nestled with the new high rise buildings. Much of Amman's tourism is focused in the older downtown area(known locally as BALAD), which is centered around the old souk (a colorful traditional market) and the King Hussein Mosque. The Citadel hill of Amman, known as Jabal el Qala, has been inhabited for centuries, important as a military and religious site.

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