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7 days/ 6 nights

Damascus – South area

1st day: meeting at Damascus airport, our representative

going to meet you for assist, transfer to the hotel, dinner, and overnight.

2nd day: breakfast, then morning city tour old Damascus,

visiting Omayyad mosque, Salah aldin Tomb, old city, Alazem palace (Traditional Museum ), dinner, and overnight.

3rd day: Early breakfast, driving by bus to Palmyra to

discover its marvelous remains, visiting the Museum, tombs valley, straight street, bathes, Roman theatre, and agora. Late afternoon back to Damascus, dinner and over night

4th day: after breakfast, Damascus sightseeing, visiting

National Museum, Army Museum, the Sultan Saleem

Mosque, dinner and over night.

5th day: early breakfast, drive to Sweida, Bosra and the

amphitheatre , Qanawat, Chahba and its church, late

afternoon back to Damascus, dinner and overnight.

6th day: Breakfast, driving by modern coach to Ma'aloula

where the Aramic language still spoken there, visit

the church and the monastery, more drive to

Seydnaya for detailed visit church and monastery,

after ward drive back to Damascus, dinner and

overnight.

7th day: breakfast , transfer from the hotel to the airport.

4 days / 3 nights

Day 1: Arrival at Damascus Intl Airport, meet and assistance our representative, afterwards transfer to hotel for dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Damascus

Breakfast, full day sightseeing in Damascus. We begin by walking in Souq al-Hamadieh (covered bazaar), in order to get immersed into the Arabic and oriental atmosphere, where all kinds of oriental handicrafts are sold, including beautiful carpets, exquisite handmade silk brocades, mosaic and mother-of-pearl inlaid wooden handicrafts, and spices and sweets. Then enter to the amazing Umayyad Mosque, which became an architectural model for hundreds of mosques throughout the Islamic world; visit of Saladin's Tomb (who delivered the Middle East from the Crusaders). Then, continue in the old City visiting Azem Palace, an example of an Ottoman-era Damascene palace, the Agha Pasha Khan caravanserai, palaces (Bait Nizam, Maktaba Anbar, Danish Institute, Bait Siba'ai). Then continue walking by the narrow streets of the Old City, in this incredible immersion of colors, scents, noises and impressions. It is like a travel in the space, History and the five senses. Then walk in Souq al-Hamadieh for window shopping, see the damascene handicrafts (in order clients see the different products, have an idea about the price, compare and decide later on what they want to purchase in the last day in Damascus). Dinner and overnight in Damascus.

Day 3: - Bosra - Damascus

Breakfast, drive direction to the southern region to Bosra: the Roman amphitheatre, considered among the most beautiful and well-preserved of its kind in the world. Visit to the National Museum which houses the most historically significant collection of antiquities in Syria. At the end of the afternoon, drive to Mount Qassioun for a panoramic view of Damascus at the sunset, while hundreds of minarets in the city get enlightened in green color. Dinner and overnight. In Damascus.

Day 4: Breakfast, transfer to Damascus International Airport for departure.

Prices

Per person in double bed room : 1350.00 Euro

Per person in single bed room : 1455.00 Euro

Prices includes:

Meet and assist at the airport

Boutique hotels in DB room in Damascus, (3 nights, with breakfast)

Transportation with driver in car, van or bus A/C

(Comfortable transport: for 8-10 pax we use 15-18 seat bus, for 15-20: 33 seats)

Full Board. 2 lunches in oriental traditional restaurants and 3 dinners in the hotel.

English speaking guide for the complete tour:

Entrance fees for the monuments and museums.

Prices not include:

Personal enquires

Tips to guide and driver

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The pyramids made egypt very famous and visiting egypt is the dream of all the people allover the wolrd as the great pyramid is consedered as one of the world wonders ...

if you haven't been to egypt yet ...it should be your next destination

Nile cruise is a real fun including oriantal dancing , tanora show and beautiful view to the nile at night with the light reflection on it and the delicious egyptian and international food.

doooon't miss it...

We received this wonderful review from our most recent client.

"Hello KC,

Just to say thankyou for a wonderful experience. Your company delivered everything and more than promised and at very competitive rates. Karim was kind, polite and knowledgeable and no request was too much trouble for him. As well as the scheduled itinerary he accompanied us on an evening search of the markets as my partner was keen to purchase material to bring home and make her own garments. He did this in his own time and would not accept payment, he just wanted us to have had a nice holiday and leave with good memories of Egypt and its people.

He had also arranged our tours of the Valley of the Kings, Karnak and Luxor temples with a guide who was first class and an experienced Egyptologist. Bahaa, our guide for these excursions was excellent in his explanations, knowledge and manner.

We enjoyed every moment of our holiday and it was made even more enjoyable and easy by the wonderful service of your company and its efforts on our behalf.

Thankyou.

Best Wishes

Richard & Marinela."

Thank YOU Richard and Marinela!

We can do the same for you. Book a tour with us and we'll take good care of you.

It's heating up here in Luxor, and with everyone out and about doing tours, we just wanted to share some tips for staying healthy.

* WEAR A HAT. This is in caps because it is that important. Don't sacrifice your health for fashion. Heat stroke has never been en vogue. :-)

* Comfort is the name of the game. In these temperatures, wearing tight jeans is like wearing oven mitts. Wear fabrics that breathe and allow you to move. Loose cotton is best. Contrary to popular belief, less clothing (shorts, sleeveless tank tops) does not keep you cooler. What it does is increase the chance that you'll be sunburned. Why not go native? Those local, cotton tops are perfect for both staying cool and respecting the culture.

* Stay hydrated. Bottled water is cheap so drink lots of it. Make sure that the seals around the neck of the bottle are unbroken. You can add a pinch of salt or jazz it up with a lemon slice, BUT

* Don't drink ice cold water in the blazing sun or go directly into air conditioned rooms after coming in from it.

* Avoid ice in drinks.

* Don't overeat. This often happens on the cruises. People often stuff themselves with food at the buffets and suffer the consequences later on.

* Bring antibacterial gel. The money is often filthy, especially the small bills. Keeping your hands clean, especially before you eat, will go a long way.

* Take it easy! I know that we often have a lot to see with limited vacation time, but not allowing your body to acclimate to a different climate/food/time zone throws everything out of whack and can make you sick.

So now, since you're all dressed up in your cool cotton, you've donned your hat, and armed yourself with your bottled water, all that's left to do is book one of our tours. :-) We start early to avoid the worst of the sun, or for a twist, you can try an evening tour. Luxor Temple is beautiful at night.

Let us show you the Luxor we know and love. Book a tour with us. We'll take good care of you. :-)

Karim and KC

If we only see the Egyptians through modern eyes we miss half of the story - the most interesting half - because the spiritual understanding of these ancient people is as valid today as it was in the age of the pyramids.

So explore Ancient Egypt in a way neglected by conventional archeology. There are unexplained mysteries and secrets on one side, intense beauty and artistic achievement on another. There is a third side, something beyond the words and pictures, something only to be understood. It is this third side that is, after all, the true ascending passage.

All religions have a magical aspect, ancient religions like the Egyptian, according to which all of creation was animated to some extent, perhaps more so than many others. Through magic the creation had come into being and was sustained by it. Thus, magic was more ancient, and consequently more powerful, than the gods themselves as you see from the Following part of the book of the dead .

" I am one with Atum when he still floated alone in Nun, the waters of chaos, before any of his strength had gone into creating the cosmos. I am Atum at his most inexhaustible - the potence and potential of all that is to be. This is my magic protection and it's older and greater than all the gods together "

It was also the extraordinary means for acquiring knowledge about one's surroundings - above all the hidden parts of them - and gaining control over them. Gods, demons and the dead could be implored, cajoled or threatened. Their help could be enlisted to avert evil or achieve one's desires.

Magic was accepted by all ancient peoples as a real force. The Hebrew tradition which was strongly opposed to it, did not deny its efficacy, but rather extolled the even greater magical power of its own god .

You can feel this magic and charm in every single step in the ancient land of Egypt , so I designed especial tours for whom who share this interest in revealing the secrets if this mysterious part of the world and whom who are sacking wisdom and Energy from its stones .

For further information please contact me .

Few information that could help any one who are planning to visit Egypt

Capital: and largest city Cairo (30°2?N, 31°13?E)

Official languages: Arabic1

Spoken language: Egyptian

Government : Semi-presidential republic

President: Hosni Mubarak

Prime Minister:Ahmed Nazif

Establishment :

- First Dynasty c.3150 BCE

- Independence from United Kingdom February 28, 1922

- Republic declared June 18, 1953

Total Area: 1,001,449 km² (30th) 386,660 sq mi

Water: (%) 0.632

Population:

- 2007 estimate 80,335,036 (est.)

- 1996 census 59,312,914

GDP (PPP) 2006 estimate :

- Total $329.791 billion (29th)

- Per capita $4,836 (110th)

- Gini (1999-00) 34.5 (medium)

- HDI (2007) 0.708 (medium) (112nd)

Currency: Egyptian pound (EGP)

Internet: TLD .eg

Calling code: +20

Is a city in the south of Egypt, the capital of the Aswan Governorate.

It stands on the east bank of the Nile at the first cataract and is a busy market and tourist center. Its ancient name, Swenet, translates as "trade". It contains the island of Elephantine.

Aswan is one of the driest inhabited places in the world; as of early 2001, the last rain there was six years earlier. As of 18 January 2009[update], the last rainfall was a thunderstorm on May 13, 2006. In Nubian settlements, they generally do not bother to roof all of the rooms in their houses.

It is has all the cultures of Egypt , Islamic , Crestian , Egyptian , Grecoroman and Nubian .