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Egyptian Museum & Khan el-Khalili Guided Tour with Transfers

·Cairo, Egypt

Meals Included

Highlights

Embark on a guided tour of the Egyptian Museum, exploring treasures from Tutankhamun’s tomb to Queen Hatshepsut’s majestic granite statues, accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide and convenient hotel transfers.
Stroll through the bustling lanes of Khan El Khalili, marvel at the exquisite jewelry and exotic spices at Al Khatoun, and immerse yourself in the scents of fragrant perfumes and artisanal home goods.
Personalize your sightseeing experience by enhancing your tour with ticket upgrades that grant access to the Egyptian Museum, home to the renowned statue of Queen Hetepheres and a wealth of other historical artifacts.
Indulge in a cultural culinary experience by upgrading your ticket to enjoy a traditional Egyptian lunch featuring delectable options such as falafel fritters, comforting koshari bowls, or succulent grilled meats.
Did you know? The iconic Khan El Khalili Bazaar, established in 1382, derives its name from Prince Jaharkas Al-Khalili, a prominent figure from the powerful Mamluk Burgi Dynasty.

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·Cairo, Egypt

Meals Included

Embark on a guided tour of the Egyptian Museum, exploring treasures from Tutankhamun’s tomb to Queen Hatshepsut’s majestic granite statues, accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide and convenient hotel transfers.
Stroll through the bustling lanes of Khan El Khalili, marvel at the exquisite jewelry and exotic spices at Al Khatoun, and immerse yourself in the scents of fragrant perfumes and artisanal home goods.
Personalize your sightseeing experience by enhancing your tour with ticket upgrades that grant access to the Egyptian Museum, home to the renowned statue of Queen Hetepheres and a wealth of other historical artifacts.
Indulge in a cultural culinary experience by upgrading your ticket to enjoy a traditional Egyptian lunch featuring delectable options such as falafel fritters, comforting koshari bowls, or succulent grilled meats.
Did you know? The iconic Khan El Khalili Bazaar, established in 1382, derives its name from Prince Jaharkas Al-Khalili, a prominent figure from the powerful Mamluk Burgi Dynasty.