Abroad
Travel deep into Egypt's Western Desert on a 4-day journey from Luxor to the oases of Kharga and Dakhla, far from the country's main tourist routes.
Cross the desert by 4x4 to Kharga Oasis, where the El Bagawat cemetery contains some of the earliest surviving Christian tombs, and the Temple of Hibis dates back to Egypt's Persian period. Continue to Dakhla Oasis to visit the Roman Temple of Deir El Hagar, the decorated rock tombs of Muzawaka, and Al-Qasr, an Islamic-era village built almost entirely from mud brick.
The journey includes two very different overnight experiences: one night at a traditional lodge in Dakhla, and another camping in the desert at Kharga, with tents and bedding provided.
With a 4x4 Jeep, a professional Egyptologist guide, and all meals included as outlined in the itinerary, this journey offers the chance to explore a lesser-visited side of Egypt's Western Desert.
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