5 Days Meditation Magic Trip in Cairo & Alexandria

Have breakfast at your hotel, then join your guide to enjoy the spiritual atmosphere of this sacred place. On your second day, you will get to see one of the world's most amazing magical starting by:

Exploring the Spiritual Significance of the World's Oldest

The Great Pyramid is an ancient and colossal structure that is still standing as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. King Khufu built it to be 147 meters tall, and it was the highest building for 3800 years until 1311 when a cathedral in England got taller. The Great Pyramid marks the beginning of Egypt's Golden Age of pyramid building around 2580 BC, so it is over 4500 years old now.

Unveiling the Mystical Legacy of the Great Sphinx

The Great Sphinx is an old statue that has been watching over Egypt for a long time. The Sphinx is the biggest and oldest statue ever, and it was shaped like a creature with a lion's body and a man's head, likely King Khafre, to represent strength. People used to call it “Horus of the Horizon," but today, it is called "Abu El-Houl" in Arabic, which means "The Father of Terror."

Exploring the Spiritual Essence of Egypt's Valley Temple

The Valley Temple is beside the Pyramids of Giza. It was built during the Old Kingdom of ancient Egypt between 2686 and 2134 BC and was used for mummifying bodies. The Valley Temple is well-preserved and Made of red limestone. The Valley Temple is an exceptional example of ancient Egyptian architecture. You can find some great statues of Chephren made from a hard stone called diorite.

Lunch Meal

Your lunch will be served at a local restaurant with a Pyramid / Nile view. Then, join your tour guide to witness:

King Djoser's Spiritual Gift to Ancient Egypt

King Djoser, also known as Netjeryknet, ordered the construction of the Saqqara Step Pyramid, the first pyramid of its kind. The stone mortuary complex, instead of mud brick, and the first stepped pyramid (not a flat mastaba tomb). King Djoser built the Pyramid for practical purposes and religious ceremonies inside the walls of his complex. This showed the connection between our world and the afterlife and provided places for people to give gifts to the gods. The architectural innovations of the Pyramid influenced all royal monuments that followed, shaping Egypt's spiritual landscape.

The Spiritual Balance of Ancient Egypt

Memphis City, an ancient city, was Egypt's first capital around 3000 BC, strategically located at the junction of the Nile's branches. The Nile River splits into many branches there, so Egyptians called it "the knot of both Lands." Another nickname was "The Balance of Both Lands." We don't know precisely where King Menes lived in the city yet, but finding it would be a great discovery.

Overnight

Then, you will be transferred by a modern vehicle to your hotel for an overnight.

After breakfast, your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle to visit Alexandria's must-see spiritual attractions, starting by visiting:

Alexandria's Ancient Sentinel by the Sea

Qaitbay Citadel, built between 1477 and 1479, stands on the site of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The fort is built where a famous lighthouse used to be. You can explore the citadel’s strong walls and hallways and imagine all the people who have been there, like sailors and explorers from long ago.

The Spiritual Legacy of the Great Library of Alexandria

In ancient times, the Great Library of Alexandria, established around the 3rd century BC, stood as a monumental institution that safeguarded the wisdom of the ancient world. When Alexandria became the new capital of Egypt under Alexander the Great’s rule, this library played a pivotal role in preserving and sharing vast knowledge from across the ancient world, marking a remarkable achievement in history.

Lunch Meal

Lunch will be served at a seafood restaurant in Alexandria before heading to visit:

Preserving Christianity's Ancient Beginnings

The Saint Mark Coptic Church is a very important place for Coptic Christians, like the main church for their leader, the Pope of Alexandria. The church was built where another church used to be around the year 60. There was a famous Christian called Saint Mark who started that old church, and many Christians believe Saint Mark lived in Alexandria for many years and did amazing things, spreading Christianity. Saint Mark is the founder of the church there and their very first leader. Then, you will head to Alexandria’s Old Harbor, which offers great insights into the city's wonders. This Harbor was built in 2000 BC.

Overnight

You will be transferred in a modern air-conditioned vehicle back to your hotel in Cairo for an overnight stay.

Have your delicious breakfast at the hotel, then join your tour guide to visit:

The Egyptian Museum's Sacred Collection

The Egyptian Museum is famous and shows the entire story of ancient Egypt, from when the first kingdom started near the Nile River. The museum has amazing things from all these different times in Egypt's history. There are beautiful works of art, artifacts, and things ancient Egyptians used daily thousands of years ago, and even mummies of some of the most important pharaohs.

Sultan Qalawun's Spiritual Fortress in Cairo

The Citadel is a famous fort in the middle of Cairo, built by a powerful leader named Sultan Qalawun in 1176 to keep the city safe. The Citadel served as the residence and stronghold for the rulers of Cairo; it is old and very important to Egypt's history. Today, it's a famous landmark with many museums to explore; you will find beautiful mosques, Sultan Qalawun's tomb, schools, soldier rooms, and even horse stables. There are even six towers on top that you can climb to get a great view of Cairo City.

Lunch Meal

Your lunch will be served at a local restaurant in Cairo, and then continue discovering:

The Sacred Site of Abu Serga Church

Abu Serga Church, dating back to the 4th century, is a key site in Coptic Christianity and an important pilgrimage destination. It is located in the heart of Old Cairo, and historians say it encompasses the cavern where the Holy Family rested during their time in Egypt. You can explore the cave, see the well from which they drank, and even find ancient relics associated with their stay. The church is part of the Trail of the Holy Family, a route highlighting their journey through Egypt.

Explore the Vibrant Atmosphere of Khan El-Khalili Bazaar

Khan El-Khalili is a famous market in the heart of Cairo. It is like a maze of colorful shops where you can buy traditional crafts, spices, and jewelry. In addition to locals, tourists from all over the world love to sip mint tea at local cafés and haggle for unique souvenirs.

Explore the Historic Islamic Monuments of Al-Muizz Street

Al-Muizz Street, named after the first Fatimid caliph in Egypt, was built as the main street of the great Fatimid city. Most of the palaces, mosques, and monuments built by Ayubid, Mamluk, and Ottoman rulers who ruled Egypt after the Fatimid period continued to be built on this street. Today, it's the largest open-air museum for Islamic monuments in the world, and it's part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. You can explore 29 historical monuments from the 10th to 19th centuries.

Overnight

After that, you will be transferred by a modern vehicle to your hotel for an overnight stay.

After having your breakfast and checking out of your hotel, you will be transferred by A.C. modern vehicle to Cairo Airport to catch your flight and end your spiritual tour in Egypt.