Tanis, Ismailia, and the Suez Canal
Pick up from your hotel in Cairo at 7:30 am and drive through the fertile fields of the Nile Delta.
Arrive at the ancient city of Tanis, once the capital of Egypt during the 21st and 22nd dynasties.
Discover the granite monuments in the city, along with ruins that include the remains of obelisks and statues of Ramses II.
Visit the ruins of an ancient temple dedicated to the god Amun Ra, as well as the ruins of the two subsidiary temples of his wife and son.
Drive to Ismailia, one of the small cities built after the digging of the Suez Canal.
Have lunch at a local restaurant.
Proceed to the Suez Canal, which was opened for navigation on the 17th of November 1869.
Return to your hotel in Cairo.