A 5-Day female Guided Journey through Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel

Morning exploration of the Valley of the Kings: Walk among the tombs of legendary pharaohs and feel the spiritual weight of these sacred resting places.

Visit Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple: Dive deep into the story of Egypt’s most powerful female pharaoh—celebrated for her leadership, vision, and divine legacy.

Pause here for a guided reflection circle: What does it mean to lead in your own power?

Colossi of Memnon stop for photos & storytelling.

Evening Nile-side dinner with Nubian music or storytelling from local women’s cooperative.

Depart Luxor by private, air-conditioned vehicle. Your guides will share stories, music, and reflection prompts on the drive.

Stop at Edfu Temple, dedicated to Horus. Explore themes of strength, protection, and spiritual vision.

Continue to Kom Ombo Temple—a dual temple honoring Sobek (crocodile god) and Horus.

Reflect on duality, balance, and ancestral protection as a Black or queer traveler.

Arrive in Aswan by evening and check in to a Nubian-owned guesthouse or hotel with views of the Nile.

Dinner with Nubian cuisine and stories of the Nubian people's resilience and Black identity in Egypt.

Morning visit to Philae Temple, dedicated to goddess Isis—matriarch of ancient mythology, divine mother, and healer.

Optional: short meditation or journaling session on spiritual motherhood, transformation, and legacy.

Visit to the Unfinished Obelisk and Nubian Museum—highlighting the region’s deep Black African heritage and cultural contributions.

Lunch in a Nubian village with local women—hear their stories, enjoy homemade dishes, and shop from women-led artisan co-ops.

Evening rest or optional Nubian dance session with live drum circle. (Safe and affirming space for all gender expressions.)

Early morning departure to Abu Simbel (private car/van, approx. 3 hours).

Visit the colossal temples of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari—a testament to devotion, power, and ancestral engineering.

Silent walk and guided journaling inside Queen Nefertari’s temple: What monuments are you building in your own life?

Optional group photo shoot in cultural attire to honor your personal heritage and the strength of the African diaspora.

Return to Aswan by evening for closing dinner and gratitude circle: Celebrate the journey, connections, and personal transformations.