Visiting Egypt as a pilgrim will greatly change your spirituality and take you on a path to new capabilities. Once you land at Cairo's airport, you will be met by one of our experienced staff members, who will be happy to help you. Our staff will then take you to your hotel and find a nice place for you to rest for the night.

Your spiritual journey begins after breakfast when you're taken to the otherworlds of the Pharaohs in an air-conditioned car. You'll start at the Egyptian Chakra Oil spa, run by the renowned aroma therapist Sheikh Abdullah, where you'll learn essential rituals and spiritual practices.

The Giza Pyramids Complex: The Pyramid Giza specialist, relating to the chapel of Pharaoh Khufu, highlights that the spiritual force that emanates from the earth and the seventh chakra of the forehead belongs to humans.

The Sphinx of Pharaoh Khafre, built around 2558–2532 BC, is a hidden observer rock-carved by hands human that takes the form of divine monsters.It is the primary way to the afterworld. Here, you can find a satellite that no one can hurt you.

The Pyramids Giza site allows you to glimpse other space/time dimensions that answer the riddle of perfect integration of the physical and the spiritual universe. Furthermore, these pyramids are still signaling to us the existential quest of human beings and technologies that were around before.

The Valley temple of the two pyramids is seen as a groundbreaking initiative that gives us great wisdom and knowledge of nature to go on the path that will lead us to immortality.

Lunch Meal: You will have a short break for lunch at Pyramids View restaurant after your Immortal Journey in Giza Complex. Moreover, you will consistently be with your guide for the rest of the day. They will help you, and you will visit:

The Step Pyramid of Saqqara: The Step Pyramid of Saqqara, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, is known for its architectural innovation attributed to Imhotep, the high priest of the sun god Ra. Built between 2670 and 2650 BC during the Third Dynasty, it was a burial site for Pharaoh Djoser. It is recognized as one of the earliest monumental structures featuring temples and artworks.

Memphis City: Pharaoh Menes founded Memphis in 2925 BC, establishing it as the first capital of ancient Egypt, known for its White Walls. The city became a religious center dedicated to worshiping the god Ptah, particularly in the temple within the citadel, known as the Enclosure of the Ka of Ptah. This connection is reflected in the modern name for Egypt.

Overnight: At the end of the day, you will return to your hotel in Cairo for the night.

After the pleasant breakfast experience and the most experienced English-speaking guide, your pilgrimage to Pura Ulun Danu Temple will continue to emphasize your spirituality. The following ride is a private AC Transfers to Alexandria. The place that was given to you first is where

The Alexandria Library: A tribute to the old knowledge and wisdom library stands for the library of the same name. The building was opened in 2002 to accommodate a collection of over 8 million texts that cover a wide range of topics and are enough to be kept.

Lunch Meal: After that, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Alexandra before moving to Qaitbay Citadel.

Qaitbay Citadel: is a significant landmark on the Mediterranean coast. In Dubai, visitors can enjoy exquisite Islamic architecture in an open-air museum. Built between 1477 and 1479 AD during Sultan Al-Ashraf Sayf Al-Din Qa'it Bay's reign, the citadel incorporates ruins from the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria.

Overnight: Later, you will be driven to your hotel in Cairo for an overnight stay.

A local tour leader will pick you up from your hotel to take you to:

The Egyptian Museum: Established in 1901, the Egyptian Museum is located in Cairo's central part. It comprises ancient relics, temples, records of ancient technology, and immortal priest-kings who knew secrets about enlightenment or immortality.

Lunch Meal: Later, your guide will accompany you to enjoy a wonderful Lunch at a local restaurant in Cairo, then go to:

Salah El Din Citadel: The name of the Cairo Citadel or the Salah El Din Citadel came into existence in 1183 AD to unify Egypt as a nation and is currently one of the hap-dense days. The compound contains different museums, and the most noteworthy one is the Mosque of Mohamed Ali, which was built in an Ottoman style; it is also noted that it is one of the most excellent examples of that kind in Egypt.

Al Muizz Street: Al Muizz Golden Street was established by Fatimid between 953 and 975 AD and further expanded in 1171 AD. It is a cultural center displaying stunning examples of Islamic art and architecture in its many house museums, cafes, and art galleries.

Bazaar Khan El Khalili: Built-in the Mamluk era between 1382 and 1389, Khan El Khalili Bazaar was founded and has since evolved into the biggest market in Egypt. It became a rendezvous for the great artisans and traders to showcase their unmatched craftsmanship skills and offer the best souvenirs at competitive prices.

Spend the night over there. After a night in Cairo, go back to your hotel.

After breakfast, you will catch your return flight to your hometown, as this is the last day of the 5-day Meditation Tour to Cairo and Alexandria.