Louise Olivi, M. S.            

Intuitive Counselor, Spiritual Healer, 
Voice Channel for Maasaw, Past Life Therapist  
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Feb. 27: Board overnight Egypt Air MS 986 flight to Cairo at 6:30 pm ET from JFK Airport. Meals & movies on board flight.

Feb. 28: Welcome to Cairo. Guardian Travel representatives will greet us as soon as we walk inside Cairo airport. Assistance with baggage claim and customs. Our private air conditioned motor-coach will transfer us to our beautiful Le Meridien Pyramids hotel. Luggage will be transferred to rooms while Guardian Travel's representatives hand out room keys. Enjoy a welcome dinner at hotel.

Mar. 01: After breakfast check out of hotel and begin our day exploring the Egyptian Museum, housing the world's largest collection of Pharanic relics. Marvel at the enormous sarcophagi, statues, jewelry, and the magnificent golden master pieces of King Tut. Later, we proceed to Old Cairo which is truly a multi-faith area where Jewish, Christian and Islamic monuments all stand next to one another. Here we will visit the Hanging Church, the Ben Ezra synagogue, and Amr Ibn El Aas Mosque.

This evening fly from Cairo to Luxor, the "City of Palaces," which holds two thirds of the world's monuments and offers its visitors huge temples and colorful tombs.

Mar. 02: Today we visit two of the most beautiful and well preserved temples in Luxor. The temple of Abydos, founded by Seti I, honors the ancestral kings of earlier dynasties. It is built of fine textured limestone and has many unique features such as the Osirion building as well as lots of amazing colors which are still on its walls today.

The temple of Dendara is dedicated to Hathor, the mother of the gods, the celestial cow who brought them into the world, and the lady of joy, beauty, and love. On one of the chapel's ceiling, there are amazing astronomical scenes of Goddess Nut, the goddess of the sky as well as the Zodiac signs.

Mar. 03: This morning we check out of hotel and board our 5 stars deluxe Nile Cruise. Cabins are airy with large windows facing the Nile. The ship is a floating hotel with shops, fine dining, bar and lounge with nightly entertainment. Relax on the sun deck around the swimming pool where you will enjoy the picturesque beauty along the banks while cruising on the Nile.

Before checking in our boat, we cross the Nile to the west bank. Our first stop will be the Valley of the Kings where we visit colorful tombs that were carved out of rocky cliffs to safeguard the mummies and rich furnishings from grave-robbers.

Our next stop will be Queen Hatshipsut's temple. Wanting to honor her father (god Amun), she asked her architect not to spare any effort in making this the best of its kind. Visit Memnon Colossi on the way back to the East bank. In the evening we will visit Luxor temple. It was completely buried in sand for many centuries which allowed it to be one of the most preserved temples. The temple has many beautifully decorated columns, a huge open court, a massive façade, a huge pylon, and two seated statues of Ramses II.

Mar. 04: This morning we will visit Karnack temple, which is a vast open-air museum. It is a group of temples surrounded by one enclosure wall that is dedicated to the god Amon-Ra. Approximately 30 pharaohs contributed to the buildings. The afternoon is free to our leisure as we sail to Edfu. Enjoy the scenery of the fertile lands, mountains, the golden desert, and the Nile.

Class on board Nile cruise as we sail to Edfu.

Mar. 05: After breakfast we take a short bus ride to Edfu temple, which is dedicated to the falcon god Horus. It is one of the most completely preserved temples. The divine marriage of Hathor and Horus is depicted on the walls of this temple where it was celebrated once a year. The walls of the mamisi (house of the divine birth) are decorated with scenes depicting the divine birth of Horus the child.

We continue sailing south to Kom Ombo temple. It is the only temple in Egypt that is dedicated to two gods, Horus and Sobek. This temple was originally built for worshiping Horus, but after the increasing number of crocodiles on the island, the temple was demolished and reconstructed to worship Sobek (crocodile shaped god) for protection from the crocodiles.

In the evening, enjoy a Galabiyah (Egyptian gown) party as we continue sailing south to Aswan.

Mar. 06: After breakfast, tour Aswan, the site of the cataracts. Here the Nile flows through granite rocks and the golden desert while palm trees and farm lands cover its banks.

Our first stop will be the amazing Phalie temple. It is considered to be the most beautiful temple in the Nile valley dedicated to Isis and Osiris. The temple became submerged in the Nile after building the first Aswan dam. With the help of UNESCO, Philae temple was completely moved to its new location.

Later we visit the Unfinished Obelisk which lies in its original location in a granite quarry. It was abandoned when some cracks appeared in the rock during its construction. Had this obelisk been completed, it would have been the largest obelisk ever cut.

In the afternoon we will sail the Nile in a graceful Egyptian sailboat known as a "Felucca" and travel across the Nile while enjoying the breeze and some traditional songs along the way.