After picking you up from the boat or hotel where you are staying, we will leave Luxor to head towards Abydos, a city located 260 kilometers northwest of the city.

In Abydos we will enter its famous temple, erected by Seti I in honor of Osiris. This temple not only represents important scenes from the life of Seti I and Ramses II, but it is where the famous royal lists are found, with the names of the 77 kings of Egypt from Menes to Seti I himself.

Abydos was the largest religious center of pilgrimage in Egypt. Here the "Mysteries of Osiris" were represented, a ceremony from beyond the grave in which the death and resurrection of the god was reproduced.

After eating a picnic lunch we will go to Dendera.

The Dendera Temple is dedicated to the goddess Hathor and its construction, which began in the time of Nectanebo I, continued until the Roman time. The temple contains twelve decorated crypts, two hypostyle rooms, and two burial chapels. From one of these chapels comes the "zodiac" of the Louvre Museum.

After making one last stop at the Isis Birth Temple, we will leave Dendera behind to return to Luxor. We will leave you on the boat or hotel between 17:00 and 18:00.