17th May 2011 - For a classical tour of Egypt the best and most comfortable source is to have a journey on Nile Cruise. Though it is a very old mean of visiting tombs, temples and historical places of Egypt yet still they are trendy and admired by most of the people.

It offers the most relaxed voyage. You don’t even have to worry about the hotels or food. You get all such amenities within a cruise and can have a memorable trip. The best thing it provides is the visit to many rural areas of Egypt, where the people still live their lives according to their old traditions, customs and its like seeing the old times by your eyes.

There are different excursion of cruises, but the most common is from Luxor to Aswan, which is mostly a three to four days tour. The longer trip of about 14 days also moves towards Dendera in which you can also enjoy the beauty of Cairo, museums, Abu Simbel etc. Instead of a luxurious cruise you can also use Feluccas to see the Egyptian beauty but these narrow and small boats do not have that much charm and conformability which a cruise have.

The more you will pay, the better facilities you will be able to get in your cruise. Some cruises are so elegant and luxurious that they provide even the suites, restaurants, disco, special night shows etc. The best time for a Nile Cruise tour is between October and middle of April because after that the locks get closed owing to water levels.

To conclude, it can be said that to make your excursion through the Pharaonic Dynasty really remarkable and cherish able, the boarding of a Nile Cruise is an important feature. By seeing the ancient places so closely you will feel as if you are drifting with the old time.

The facilities of cruise depend on your selection. Similarly you can also opt between a long or short trip but above all you will have to be conscious about the time for this tour, as it’s only feasible from October till mid of April.
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