You will be picked up from your hotel in Cairo by our guide to drive to Fayoum Oasis.
You have the opportunity to stop to visit the Museum of Kom Oshim to enjoy learning about the long ancient history of the city of Fayoum.
You continue to see the largest salty lake in Egypt, Qaroun Lake. Enjoy watching the various birds which immigrate to Fayoum Oasis regularly.
You will continue driving to get to Wadi ElRayyan National Park which has some magnificent sceneries of the nature, like the water falls and the two lakes, the large and the small lakes.
You will enjoy a boat ride in the lake and watch more birds and take some unforgettable photos for yourself.
You will have your lunch in a local good restaurant.
After that you will drive back to your hotel in Cairo.
Pickup included
You will explore the museum of kom oshim which was built and opened fir the public in 1974. It has about 12,000 artifacts date back to the various ancient eras of the city of Fayoum.
It contains some monuments of the pre-dynastic, the old kingdom, the new kingdom and the Greek Roman periods.
The most remarkable ones are the Fayoum portraits and the mummies which are Greek Roman period.
Have a short stop for a photo by the salty lake of Qaroun.
You have the opportunity to watch some birds by the lake like the Kingfisher and ibis birds
You will continue driving in the desert to visit the water falls in Wadi ElRayyan national park.
Have fun by riding a boat in the grand lake of Fayoum.
You have a very good opportunity to watch birds like kingfisher and swan and different kinds of immigrated birds.
Have some unforgettable photographs for yourself in a place from the paradise.
Have lunch in a traditional restaurant and eat the Egyptian food in a nice view.
Enjoy the Molokheyya soup which you can find it only in Egypt.
Drive to 2 hours from Cairo to get to Fayoum Oasis
To see the museum, the lake Qaroun, the water falls, sand dunes, and have your lunch in a typical traditional Egyptian restaurant.
You can visit the pottery factory to learn about the making of the different tools and pots from the clay and to compare between the modern Egyptians and the Ancient ones.
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