Private Layover Tour (Egyptian Museum + Khan El Khalili)
Cairo
Tour Details
If you're planning a layover in Cairo and want to make the most of your time by visiting the Egyptian Museum and the Khan El Khalili Market, here are a few options for tours that could fit into a short window, generally ranging from 4 to 6 hours.
Our Desert Storm Egypt Tours Representative will meet you on time at Cairo Airport which you will find him be waiting for you in front of the terminal holding a sign of Desert Strom Egypt Tours , then you will be headed to The Egyptian Museum to Explore The Egyptian Museum with proffesional Egyptologist Tour Guide , who he would be glad to Explain The Highlights of The Egyptain Museum to you that It was erected in the time of Khedive Abass Helmi The Second in 1901 Ad and opened its doors to the visitors in 1902 Ad which It was built by French Engineer ( Marcel Doghenoue ) after a competition was set up for preserving the articrafts that had founded in the tombs and the temples of ancient Egyptians . The Egyptian Museum contained on two floors , has more than 120,000 masterpieces among them the golden collection of King TUT and The Two perfect Mummies of YuYa and Tuya The Great grandfathers of King TUT , And other artifacts belong to the most famous Pharaohs ruled Egypt along time ago , then you will go to Khan El Khalili market known as the grand Bazar that It considered the oldest and the biggest market in Africa that It was founded in the days of Sultan Barqouq the Mamluk Sultan in the 14th century Ad , also you have the chance for shopping as there are lots of souvenirs shops and traditional crafts, spices, and jewelry. Your guide can help you navigate the busy market and ensure you get the best deals And The grand cafes as El Fishawy cafe that was built before the French campain to EGYPT for having tea and coffe which you will see the Egyptian life and culture of the local people while you walk in the oldest street of cairo known as El Moazz Street that was founded by Gawhar Al Seqili the Minister of Al Moazz Le,din Allah the Fattimin Ruler in the 10th Century , then having Local Lunch as The Egyptian Pizza or Shawerma then , you will be transfered back to the Airport .
Explore Cairo’s top landmarks on a guided stopover tour. Visit the Great Pyramid, Sphinx, Egyptian Museum, and Khan El Khalili Bazaar before heading back to the airport. Book now!
Explore the NEMC, which is located in Fustat, and houses Egypt's first mummies and many significant artifacts that span the history of Egyptian civilization.
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Egypt Tours Frequently Asked Questions
Egypt is home to numerous iconic attractions. Some of the important places include the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple Complex, Abu Simbel Temples, the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, and the vibrant city of Alexandria.
The best time to visit Egypt is during the cooler months, which are from October to April you can take a trip to Egypt during these monthes, as it is more enjoyable. The weather is more pleasant for exploring the archaeological sites and the Nile cruises. However, if you dont mind the heat, visiting during the summer months can offer lower prices and fewer crowds.
The duration of your Egypt tour depends on the places you want to visit and the depth of exploration. A typical itinerary ranges from 7 to 10 days, allowing you to cover the major highlights in Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan. If you have more time, you can extend your stay to explore additional regions, such as Alexandria or the Red Sea coast.
Egypt is generally a safe country to visit, and millions of tourists enjoy their trips without any issues. However, its always advisable to stay informed about the current travel advisories and follow the guidance of local authorities. Its also recommended to use reputable tour operators and exercise caution in crowded areas.
You can wear whatever clothes suit you, but it is recommended to dress modestly, especially when visiting religious or conservative areas. For both men and women, lightweight, breathable clothing made from natural fibers is ideal, such as loose-fitting pants and long skirts or dresses and shirts with sleeves. Dont forget to bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun.
Yes, Egypt is very safe for tourists for you and your family. However, it is advised to stay informed of current travel warnings, follow local guidelines, and practice common travel safety precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip
Desert Storm Egypt Tours is considered one of the advanced companies in the field of tourism and various trips in Egypt and offers a wide range of benefits to its customers. Rest assured that your trip with us is an experience of a lifetime that will leave you yearning for more. Here are some reasons why Desert Storm Egypt Tours should be your companion on your trip
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Transportation options include domestic flights, trains, buses, taxis and private transport. Nile River cruises are also popular for traveling between Luxor and Aswan. All means of transportation are available to you. You must choose the most appropriate for you and your Egypt trip.
Although not mandatory, hiring a knowledgeable guide will enhance your experience by providing insight into Egypt history, culture and attractions. At Desert Storm Egypt Tours, we have a team with experience in the field of tourism that can accompany you throughout your trip
Essential items to pack include comfortable clothes to help you have a more comfortable trip, sunscreen to protect from the suns rays, sunglasses, a hat, insect repellent, sturdy walking shoes, and a camera to document every moment you spend during your Egypt tours.
Between 25 - 30 USD Per person
Pyramids are a place that one must visit, but it is worth exploring sites like the Al-Azhar Park to view the whole city at its best, the Street of the Tentmakers for traditional crafts, and the Nilometer on Roda Island—an ancient structure indicating the way to measure the flood of the Nile by itself.