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Virtually all Nile River cruises sail between Luxor and Aswan.
You sail downstream from Aswan to Luxor, stopping along the way to visit the temples of Edfu, Esna, Kom Ombo.
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You fly from Cairo to Aswan and visit the High Dam and Abu Simbel.
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You stay in a Luxor Hotel and visit the famous ancient sites of Karnak Temple, Luxor
Temple, Valley of the Kings, and Hapshepsut Temple. Then you fly back to Cairo.
It's like the 3-nighter except in reverse. You sail upstream. And you fly from Cairo to Luxor, and return to Cairo from Aswan, but you see the same famous ancient sites.
It's more relaxing that the 3-nighter because it has one more cruising day.
It sails round-trip from Luxor to Aswan. You see the same famous sites seen on 3- and 4-nighters, plus more. And it's the most relaxing of all three options.
The above figures are for the nights you sleep on the boat. Be aware that some tours count in their Nile cruise lengths the nights you spend ashore in hotels.
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