HYSTEROSCOPIA & ARTOSCOPIA OF THE NILE

1. Detailed Itinerary
29 September 2019:
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You will be meet and assist you by our representative showing a sign of your Name,
assisting you through passport control and customs formalities, Luggage & portage
then transferring you by private air‐conditioned vehicle to Your Hotel, to drop the
luggage and Proceed to visit
The Egyptian Museum: Your Egyptologist will escort you on a fascinating Tour of 7,000 years of
this famous museum houses the world’s largest collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts
(more than 145,000 items on display) featuring the famous Tutankhamen collection with
its beautiful gold death mask and sarcophagus and the royal Mummy room, which
houses an additional eleven Pharaonic dignitaries.
Lunch at Local Restaurant With Indian Items (Veg/Non Veg).
Great Pyramids: The Great Pyramid of Giza is the main part of a complex setting of buildings that
included two mortuary temples in honor of Khufu (one close to the pyramid and one
near the Nile), three smaller pyramids for Khufu's wives, an even smaller "satellite"
pyramid, a raised causeway connecting the two temples, and small Mastaba tombs
surrounding the pyramid for nobles. One of the small pyramids contains the tomb of
queen Hetepheres (discovered in 1925), sister and wife of Snefru and the mother of Khufu.
Lord of the Sphinx: The word "sphinx", which means 'strangler', was First given by
the Greeks to a fabulous creature This had the head of a man and the body of a lion Of
Egypt, there are numerous sphinxes, usually with the Head of a king wearing his
headdress and the Body of a lion, the head and face of the Sphinx certainly reflect a
style that belongs to Egypt's old kingdom and to the 4th
dynasty In particular.
Then drive back to hotel for overnight.
30 September 2019:
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09:00 Breakfast at Hotel.
12:30 Check‐out.
Proceed to visits Salah El Din Citadel & Mohammed Ali Mosque: The Citadel,
situated on a highly visible spur of the Mokattam Hills of Old Cairo, was the nerve
center of Egypt for almost 700 years. Construction of the grand structure began in
1176 and was completed by Muhammad Ali Pasha, ruler of Egypt In the late 19th
century. Mameluk sultans and Turkish governors resided in the Citadel, which is
among the world’s most splendid monuments of medieval warfare. Facing the Citadel is the Mosque
of Sultan Hassan, built between 1356 and 1363 and perhaps the most majestic monument of Arab
architecture in Egypt.
HYSTEROSCOPIA & ARTOSCOPIA OF THE NILE

2. And continue for Shopping in Khan El Khalili Bazars
the fascinating Khan El‐Khalili Bazaar Reputed to be the largest bazaar in the Middle East
Originally founded as a watering stop for Caravanserai in the 14th Century, the bazaar has
Now grown to vast Proportions as you wander through the labyrinth of narrow Streets
you will find Workshops and stalls selling all Manners of things From woodwork, glassware
and leather Goods to Perfumes, Fabrics and Paranoiac Curiosities.
18:30 Dinner at Local Restaurant With Indian Items (Veg/Non Veg).
20:00 Transfer By air conditioned vehicles to Cairo Airport for Aswan flight.
23:40 Meet & assist by our representative and direct Transfer to ASWAN Hotel.
Overnight in Aswan Hotel.
01 October 2019:
09:00 Breakfast at Hotel.
12:30 Check‐out.
Transfer by air conditioned vehicles to M/S Sonesta Moon Goddess Nile Cruise.
13:00 Lunch on board of Nile Cruise.
15:30 Sail on the Nile By felucca around Kitchener’s Island.
17:30 Afternoon Tea with Experts Round Table Discussions (Hysteroscopy) – 10 2 Moderator
+ 1 Expert + 6 at each table
19:30 Nubian Folkoric Show.
20:00 Dinner on board of Nile Cruise & Overnight.

3. 2 October 2019:
Wake‐Up Call at 06:00 Hrs.
07:00 Breakfast on board of Nile Cruise.
Proceed to visit, High Dam: Located near Aswan, the world famous High Dam was
an engineering miracle when it was built in the 960s. It contains 18 times the material
used in the Great Pyramid of Cheops. The Dam is 11,811 feet long, 3215 feet thick at
the base and 364 feet tall.
Philae Temple: Philae dedicated to Goddess Isis and constructed on the beautiful
island of Philae. Philae the modern day name is Greek but the ancient Egyptians called
the island P‐aaleq which amongst other definitions has the dual meaning of "end" and
"creation".
The unfinished obelisk is the largest known ancient obelisk, located in the northern
region of the stone quarries of ancient Egypt in Aswan (Assuan), Egypt. It was ordered
by Queen Hatshepsut conmemorating her 16th anniversary on the throne. It is
nearly one third larger than any ancient Egyptian obelisk ever erected. If finished it would have
measured around 42 m (120 feet) and would have weighed nearly 1,200 tons. Archeologists
speculate that it was intended to complement the so‐called Lateran Obelisk which was originally at
Karnak and is now outside the Lateran Palace in Rome. (Thutmose III obelisk in Lateran, Rome: 105 ft)
12:00 Sail to Kom Ombo.
12:30 Lunch on board of Nile Cruise.
15:00 Kom Ombo temple: The temple of Kom Ombo is unique in one respect: it is dedicated to
two gods, and the entire temple holds two perfectly symmetrical sections. The
sanctuary to the left is dedicated to the falcon‐headed sky god Harwer (also written
Haroeris), or Horus the elder and his family.
17:30 Afternoon Tea with Experts Round Table Discussions (A.R.T.) 2 Moderator + 1 Expert +
6 at each table
19:30 Captin's Welcome Cocktail.
20:00 Dinner on board of Nile Cruise & Overnight.

4. 3 October 2019:
Wake‐Up Call at 07:30 Hrs.
08:00 Breakfast on board of Nile Cruise.
09:00 Proceed to Visit Edfu temple: Edfu was the 2nd
Nome of Upper Egypt and the
centre of the cult of a triad of Gods, which consisted of Horus of Behdet, Hathor, and
their son, Hor‐Sama‐Tawy. Edfu was known as “Apollo polis Magna” because the
Greeks identified Horus with their God Apollo, the work of construction began during
the reign of Ptolemy III (about 237 BC) and was finished during the reign of Ptolemy IV.
11:00 Sail to Luxor.
13:00 Lunch on board of Nile Cruise.
17:30 Afternoon Tea with Experts Round Table Discussions (Ultrasound) 2 Moderator + 1
Expert + 6 at each table
20:00 Dinner on board of Nile Cruise
21:00 Galabya Party & Overnight.
04 October 2019:
Wake‐Up Call at 06:00 Hrs.
06:00 Breakfast on board of Nile Cruise.
07:00 Proceed to visit the West bank including:
Valley of the Kings: The first king of the New Kingdom, Ahmose of the 18th
Dynasty,
built a pyramid‐like structure at Abydos, which may or may not have been his original
tomb the Valley, known as Biban el‐Muluk, "doorway or gateway of the kings," or, the
Wadyein, meaning "the two valleys," is actually composed of two separate branches.
The main eastern branch, called TA set aat, or "The Great Place," is where most of the royal tombs
are located, and in the larger, The Valley is hidden from sight, behind the cliffs, which form the
backdrop to the temple complex of Deir el‐Bahari.
Hatshepsut Temple: The mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the Queen’s
architect, Senenmut, designed it and set it at the head of a valley overshadowed by
the Peak of the Thebes, the "Lover of Silence," where lived the goddess who presided
over the necropolis. His daughter became pharaoh, her father Tutmose I circulated
the legend that the God Amon became father of Hatshepsut and therefore she is half a God she was
married twice unfortunately and her second husband and stepbrother Tutmose III hated her so much
that he had all pictures and inscriptions of her destroyed after she died.

5. Colossi of Memnon: These two, gigantic figures of Amenhotep III were originally situated in front of
his Mortuary temple which was destroyed for unknown reasons! The two colossi are
made of sandstone, which during ancient times was brought from Gabal El Silselah.
Each colossus, including the pedestal and the crown, is about 21m tall and represents
King Amenhotep III seating on his throne, wearing the Nimes, or royal headdress, with
the divine cobra protecting his forehead.
13:00 Lunch on board of Nile Cruise.
14:30 Proceed to visit East bank including:
Luxor temple: The Temple of Luxor is among the most beautiful Temples in Egypt. It was
known in the New Kingdom period as Ipt‐Rsyt, which means the southern shrine. This
was to differentiate between this Temple and Karnak Temple, which was the northern
house of Amon Ra. Amenhotep III built Luxor Temple. The Temple run close and parallel
to the river Nile from north to south, it was constructed on the site of a small Temple of Amon, built
by kings of the 12th dynasty.
Karnak temple: This great Temple of Amon Ra was known during the Middle Kingdom period as Ipt‐
Swt, which means the Selected Spot. It was also called Pr‐Imn, which means the
House of Amon. The entrance you will find a ram‐headed avenue of Sphinxes, which
was built to protect the Temple. There are 20 rams on each side, as you cross this
pylon, it takes you into an Open court, whose dimensions are100m long by 80m wide,
built during the 22nd Dynasty, and containing rows of bud papyrus columns.
17:30 Afternoon Tea with Experts Round Table Discussions (Cosmetic, Aesthetic &
Holistic Gynecology)
2 Moderator + 1 Expert + 6 at each table
20:00 Dinner on board of Nile Cruise & Overnight.
05 October 2019:
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Wake‐Up Call at 04:30 Hrs.
05:00 Breakfast on board of Nile Cruise & Disembarkation (Check out).
Transfer by air conditioned vehicles to Cairo domestic airport for Aswan flight.
Meet & assist by our representative and direct Transfer to Grand Nile Tower Hotel.
Check‐in so you may proceed to your room.
Option1- The entire day is free for you to enjoy this wonderful city on your own. You can either relax in
the comfort of your hotel.
Or explore the bride and the pearl of the Mediterranean sea, built by Alexander the great after
ascending the throne of Egypt to act as his new capital and to connect Greece and Egypt.
Option2- Alexandria daytrip‐Optional.

6. Cairo/Alexandria 225 K.M around 02:30 h.
Direct transfer by air conditioned vehicles with your Egyptologist to Alexandria City, to escort you for
visit:
Catacomb: This is the largest Roman cemetery in Alexandria. It is composed of three
levels cut 30 meters deep Into the existing rock, dating to the beginning of The Second
Century AD, it is a blend of Pharaonic And Roman art.
Pompey’s Pillar: Mistakenly named so in the middle Ages, This granite Pillar is over 25
meters high built amidst the ruins of the Serapium in AD 297 AD in honor of Emperor
Diocletian; it is the most prominent remaining Greek Landmark in Alexandria.
Roman Amphitheatre: Located downtown at Kom al‐Dikkah the Roman
amphitheatre is considered unique in Egypt. Discovered only in the early 1960's while
laying the foundation of a new building, the amphitheatre has twelve semi‐circular
marble tiers in remarkably good condition
Quait bay fortress from outside: The fort, built in 1479, stands on the site of the
Pharos, the fabled lighthouse of Alexandria and One of the wonders of the ancient world,
some of the Stones used in the fort's Construction came from the Pharos the promenade
near the fort is a lovely place To sit and watch the world go.
St. Mark Coptic Cathedral, the oldest church in Africa.
Abu Al‐Abbas Al‐Mursi Mosque This beautiful mosque, with its high minaret and
four domes, is Alexandria's largest and one of the most important Islamic
monuments. In 1775 the Algerians built the mosque over the tomb of the thirteenth
century Andalusan saint Ahmed Abu al‐Abbas al‐Mursi who had joined and then lead
the Shadhali brotherhood. The interior is made up of eight monolithic granite columns and a
colonnade of elongated arches. It was rebuilt in 1943 with the domes and the towering (73 meter)
minaret. It is one of Alexandria's foremost religious buildings and women are not allowed inside the
mosque proper, but may only visit a room at the back of the mosque.
Then drive back to Cairo & overnight in Cairo Hotel.
06 October 2019:
Wake‐Up Call at 07:30 Hrs.
09:00 Breakfast on board of Nile Cruise.
Full day Course Hysterosocpy & Artroscopia.
17:15 Drive back to hotel for overnight.
Overnight in Cairo Hotel.
(Dinner at Prof. Osama Home)

7. 07 October 2019:
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09:00 Breakfast at Hotel.
12:30 Check‐out.
Direct transfer By air conditioned vehicles to Cairo international airport for final
departure.

8. Points to be noted:
 Official check in time at the hotel at 15:00 hrs.
 Official check out time from the hotel at 12:00 noon.
 Official embarkation on the cruise before lunch around 11:00 hrs.
 Official disembarkation from the cruise after breakfast at 08:00 hrs.
 Early Check in and late checkout subject to Hotel & Nile Cruise availability upon Check in OR
checkout time.
 For the convenience of our passengers. We will sometimes amend the itinerary; however all
the services will remain the same.
 Beverages (Water, Soft drinks & Hard drinks) as per consumption.
 Tap water is not drinkable in Egypt and it is advisable to buy drinking water.
 Entering the Pyramids Chamber from inside, solar boat & Mummies Room at the Egyptian
Museum are not included.
The fee to go inside the pyramids area is included but to go inside the pyramid (Burial
Chamber) are not included. Chambers Inside the pyramids are empty and to reach to chamber
you have to climb very steep slop for about 68 metres and in 2nd pyramids it is about 25
metres. It is not recommended for the patient having blood pressure, heart disease or knee
problems. KINDLY CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO GO INSIDE THE CHAMBER.
 Full day tour is for 08 hours and Half Day for 04 hours. So any extension of time will be at extra
cost on the spot. Except Over day excursion’s (Alexandria & Abu Simbel) which can be up to 12
hours.
 Please co‐ordinate with your local guide for exact pick time from your hotel for each departure
or sightseeing and requested to follow the same very strictly.
 Your itinerary is on strict timings. Please be ready at least 20 mints before your pickup time.
 For the convenience of our passengers. We will sometimes amend the itinerary; however all
the services will remain the same.
 Cruise & Sightseeing Schedules and Sleeper Train Timings are subject to change due to
circumstances beyond our control.
 Do Carry Xeroz copy of your Passport Visa and tickets at all the time.
 Do Carry light Woollen clothes as evening are tend to be little chilly in Egypt.
 Always keep a Hotel address card in your pocket when go out on your own.

9. Helpful Information
Egypt pronounced /ˈiːdʒɪpt/; Arabic: ‫ﺭﺻﻢ‬ Miṣr, pronounced [misˤɾ]; Coptic; kīmi; Egyptian: Kemet),
officially the Arab Republic of Egypt,
Egypt is famous for its ancient civilization and some of the world's most famous monuments, including
the Giza pyramid complex and its Great Sphinx. The southern city of Luxor contains numerous ancient
artifacts, such as the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings. Egypt is widely regarded as an
important political and cultural nation of the Middle East.
Location:
Egypt is located in the North East tip of the African Continent. Covering an area of about 1,010,000
square kilometres (390,000 sq mi), Egypt is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Gaza
Strip and Israel to the northeast, the Red Sea to the east, Sudan to the south and Libya to the west.
Time Difference:
Egypt, Cairo is 3.5 hours behind /New Delhi, India
Time zone is GMT: +2 in winter and + 3 during daylight saving time in summer.
Weather:
Average daytime temperature in Cairo during winter is around 18/20 degree Celsius and during
summer 30/40 degree Celsius. Winter is mild and has occasional light showers
Food and Beverage:
We recommend that you use bottled water, ensuring that the seal has not been broken on the bottle.
Use it for cleaning teeth and remember not to have ice in your drinks. As for food, it is advisable to eat
at well established hotels, outlets and restaurants.
Language:
Arabic is the official language of Egypt, but you will find that English and French are widely spoken.
Religion:
Islam is the predominant religion yet all types of Christianity are also represented especially the Coptic
Christian Church.

10. Security:
You should keep all travel documents, cash , passports and other valuables in your hotel’s or cruise
boats safety deposit boxes. Although street crime is at minimum, as in any other country, travellers
are encouraged to use common sense and not wear ostentatious jewellers. It is also advisable to carry
only small amounts of money.
Sightseeing:
When travelling in Egypt, be prepared for early starts designed to avoid travelling during the hotter
hours of the day and to enjoy the monuments in the most favorable conditions.
Sightseeing can also mean some strenuous walking across sand or rocks and comfortable walking
shoes are recommended.
Clothing:
Egypt's climate is dry all year round, so you won't require rainwear unless you are going to Alexandria
between December and February. In winter you will need light woollen clothes with sweaters, “layers
of clothing are recommended.”From December to February travellers to winter clothing is essential.
In spring and autumn a combination of both is advisable for the warm days and cool nights, so pack
accordingly. From May to November, light cotton clothes are recommended.
People in Egypt are used to tourists visiting their countries. You are welcome to wear walking shorts
and a short sleeve shirt for sightseeing excursions.
On board Nile cruises we recommend to dress 'smart casual' to dinner each evening.
Swimsuits are absolutely fine for the swimming pools and beaches.
On days that you visit Holy sites (mosques and churches), you should wear slacks, long skirts and long
sleeves.
Electricity:
Egypt electrical current is 220V and sockets take the standard continental European dual round
pronged plug. If you do not have the correct adapter with you, your hotel housekeeping department
may have one available upon request.
Kindly notice your need for an adapter.
Local Currency & Credit Cards:
The local currency is the Egyptian pound (LE). Foreign currency can be exchanged at the airport, most
banks and authorized exchange offices, where official daily rates of exchange are posted. You must
keep the receipt for the exchange process until your departure day.
Most of the banks are open from Sunday to Thursday; working hours being 0830 to 1400, though
banks at the airports and the major entry ports are open 24 hours daily.
Although Most tourist establishments accept credit cards such as Visa, Master Card, American Express
or Diners Club. Some Nile cruises do not accept credit cards.
Tipping
In Egypt tipping is a general practice everywhere, even among the Egyptians themselves. It can be
irritating, but it is a part of the life style in Egypt. Check with your guide or representative beforehand
where tipping is expected. Although tipping is customary and expected it is at your discretion and it is
entirely up to you how much you tip and whether to tip or not.
Although it is a personal preference, STI recommend that you pay your tour manager the total tips for
your entire trip (USD 6.00 per person per day during Hotel Stay and USD 8.00 per person during
Cruise stay) upon arrival to your hotel/Cruise.

11. IMORTANT INFORMATIONS
Contact Details
Cruise (1st
– 5th
October) $700 per person
Ms. Heba Amer
Ph.: +201001433033
Email Id: hebaamer@sonestacruises.com
Mr. Anwar
Ph.: +201227194376
Cario Tours
29/30 September & 5/6 October (4Nights) $440 Perhead
Mr. Mina
Ph.: +201009676723
Plus Addons
Inside Pyramids- $21 + $6 + $6
Solar Boat- $8
Mummies Museum- $15
Alexandria Day Trip $37
FLIGHT BOOKINGS
Ms. Fatima - +91-9920101902
Mr. Saurabh - +91-9819573453
flights@ambassdorexp.com
saurabh.mahajan@ambholidays.com
Visa: Extra
Personal Expenses: Extra
Dr. Nandita Palshetkar Dr. Jaideep Malhotra Dr. Sunita Tandulwadkar
+91-9820032315 +91-9897033335 +91-9822015850
Dr Narendra Malhotra Dr. Varsha Baste
+91-9837033335 +91-9922111854

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