Morning, have your breakfast and start a tour to:

Kom Ombo Temple

which was one of the lasted ancient Egyptian temples to ever be built between 180 BC and 47 BC in the Ptolemaic period to honor two gods; Haroeris " Horus the Elder " in the northern part and Sobek the crocodile god of the Nile on the southern part of the temple.

Morning time, you will have your delicious breakfast, then join your guide to visit:

Edfu Temple

One of the biggest and most preserved temples in Egypt is Edfu Temple which was built on mythical lands that held the battle between the Patron sky god Horus and Set. The temple was built between 237 BC and 57 in the Ptolemaic era on the west bank of the Nile to be a magical symbol of power and divine protection.

Check out from the cruise after breakfast, then prepare yourself to complete your Christmas vacation in Egypt by exploring Luxor tourist attractions starting with:

Valley of the Kings

The most well-known kings and queens as well as powerful nobles from the 18th to the 20th dynasties of the New Kingdom (1570–1050 BC) are interred in 63 tombs in the dazzling Valley of the Kings, a magnificent underground labyrinth of luxury and history. The most amazing facts and information regarding the legendary religious beliefs and burial customs of that time period may be seen in the valley.

Hatshepsut Temple

Sculpted in 1479 BCE by the overseer of works Senenmut in the cliffs and the Deir El Bahari to honor her accomplishments and her role as Amun's primary golden wife, the most complete and magical architectural masterpiece, the Hatshepsut temple, is able to stand out as a vision of beauty and majesty.

Colossi of Memnon

Since its construction in 1350 BC by Amenhotep III, the enchanted Colossi of Memnon has endured. It is shaped like seated statues and is 18 meters (60 feet) tall. It has undergone numerous renovations, and the inscriptions on the statues provide insight into his life, family, and values.

Lunch Time

Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant in Luxor, then visit:

Karnak Temples

The mythical Karnak Temple Complex, the largest religious complex on Earth, was built between 1971 and 30 BC, from the middle kingdom to the Ptolemaic era, to honor the Mut, Amun, and Khonsu Theban triad of the 18th dynasty. It is capable of showcasing the most architectural marvels, including the Hypostyle hall, the avenue of the Sphinxes, and more.