• Airport meet & greet - Individual or group pickup (per preliminary bookings) - Transfer to Jaz Pyramids Resort - Hotel check-in

• Evening activities - Meeting with seminar participants - Tour payment processing

• Dinner & Accommodation - Buffet dinner - Overnight stay at the hotel

• Breakfast at the hotel (buffet) • Trip to the Cairo Museum En route, we'll discuss the Laboratory of Alternative History (LAH), its mission, goals, and research methods, focusing on the Ancient Advanced Civilization (AAC) that existed in Egypt long before the first pharaohs. We'll also cover key museum exhibits related to LAH research. The Cairo Museum's collection contains numerous artifacts whose origin, purpose, and dating proposed by mainstream history raise significant questions. Notable items include:

• The "Unfinished" sarcophagus
• Limestone "table" with alabaster disk insert
• Sarcophagus with inscriptions carved over damage
• Flywheel with lightened rim
• "Grinding disks"
• "Merenptah's Sarcophagus" with tubular drilling
• Series of Sphinxes
• Double statue of Amenemhet III as the Nile god
• Alabaster sarcophagi
• Pyramidion from Amenemhet III's pyramid
• Menkaure's Triads
• "Air ducts"
• "Ashtrays"
• "One-and-a-half"
• And many other intriguing artifacts

• Lunch at a floating restaurant on the Nile River (buffet) • Cairo city tour and visit to the famous Khan el-Khalili bazaar • Dinner at the hotel (buffet) • Preparatory presentation for tomorrow's Giza Plateau visit, screening and discussion of "Secrets of the Osiris Shaft" documentary • Overnight stay at the hotel

• Breakfast at the hotel (buffet)

• Visit to the Giza Plateau From the very beginning of scientific research of the Giza pyramids, the traditional version of their construction by Egyptians during the 4th Dynasty has been questioned. To this day, the plateau around the Giza pyramids preserves numerous pieces of evidence challenging the possibility that these colossal structures were built by pharaohs' workers and engineers.

• On the bus, you'll learn:

• How to navigate the Giza Plateau effectively
• Where to find relevant artifacts
• Locations of ancient iron rust deposits
• Which ancient elements couldn't have been created without machine-based surface processing
• Brief safety briefing for exclusive visits to the Osiris Shaft and lower chambers of the Great Pyramid

• Optional exclusive access to:

• Closed chambers of the Great Pyramid
• Osiris Shaft (Additional cost - approximately $100-200 per person per site, minimum group size 10 people)

• Lunch in Cairo with Great Pyramids view (buffet)

• Return to hotel

• Free time for shower, rest, and pool

• Dinner at the hotel (buffet)

• Presentation about Saqqara pyramids and Serapeum sarcophagi • Overnight stay at the hotel

• Breakfast at the hotel (buffet)

• Hotel departure

• Saqqara Pyramids Visit
- En route briefing on site navigation and priority attractions
- Visit to Unas Pyramid
- Exploration of Amon Tefnakht shaft
- Tour around Djoser Pyramid
- Quick march to Userkaf Pyramid
- Visit to the ruined pyramid and remains of basalt flooring

• Serapeum Visit
The Serapeum is famous for its 24 enormous sarcophagi, each weighing up to 100 tons. The manufacturing precision of these sarcophagi is at a "cosmic level," with some having mirror-like surfaces. They're perfect. Made from different types of granite and diorite, this is arguably one of Egypt's most impressive sites.

• Lunch (buffet)

• Dahshur Pyramids Trip
- En route discussion about inconsistencies in the official version of the Red Pyramid's purpose
- Descent into the Red Pyramid
- Exploration of the Bent Pyramid's interior chambers

• Return to hotel
- Free time for shower, rest, and pool

• Evening Transfer
- Transportation to railway station
- Boarding train to Aswan

• Dinner and overnight on train

• Breakfast on train

• Arrival & Quarry Visit
- Transfer to Aswan quarry
- Visit to granite quarry and unfinished obelisk
- Examination of high-technology extraction marks in granite
- Observation of ancient ostrich rock drawings on quarry walls

• Water Activities
- Sailing trip
- Elephantine Island tour

• Cruise Ship Boarding
- Port transfer
- Check-in and cabin assignment

• Lunch aboard ship

• Educational Program
- Lecture: "The History of Ancient Kom Ombo"
- Analysis of discrepancies with mainstream historical version

• Evening Activities
- Dinner aboard ship

• Overnight aboard ship

• Breakfast aboard ship

• Morning Activities Options:
Option 1: Abu Simbel Trip* (early morning)
- Available if ship's departure is scheduled later
Option 2: Aswan Exploration
- Elephantine Island tour
- Botanical Garden visit
- Nubian Museum excursion

• Lunch aboard ship

• Kom Ombo Temple Visit
- Examination of artifacts contradicting Ptolemaic dating
- Study of numerous bas-reliefs and inscriptions
- Investigation of massive megalithic blocks

• Educational Program
- Lecture: "Mysteries of Ancient Edfu"
- Analysis of discrepancies with mainstream historical version

• Evening Activities
- Dinner aboard ship

• Overnight aboard ship

*Note: Abu Simbel trip subject to cruise schedule

• Breakfast aboard ship

• Edfu Temple Visit
- Horse carriage ride from ship to temple
- Temple and surroundings exploration
- Notable features:
* Remarkably well-preserved structure
* Various stone processing methods
* Different bas-relief cutting techniques
* "Builders' Texts" indicating:
- Temple is a copy of earlier original
- Multiple construction and reconstruction phases
- Evolution to "modern" appearance

• Lunch aboard ship

• Luxor Temple Visit

• Evening Activities
- Dinner aboard ship
- Lecture: "Karnak"

• Overnight aboard ship

• Breakfast aboard ship

• Disembarkation in Luxor
- Luggage storage at Steigenberger Nile Palace Luxor Hotel (Nile riverside)

• Karnak Temple Complex Visit
Exploration of numerous artifacts left by ancient advanced civilization that existed long before the pharaohs. Karnak is Egypt's largest temple complex featuring:
- Complex multi-layered structure reflecting multiple epochs and cultures
- Gigantic sculptures
- Parts of mysterious constructions
- Amazing evidence of advanced hard stone processing
- Challenging but fascinating site for research

• Hotel Check-in and Lunch (not included in cruise program)

• Afternoon Excursions
- Valley of the Kings
- Ramesseum
- Colossi of Memnon

• Evening Program
- Dinner at hotel (buffet)
- Lecture and documentary about Osirion
- Discussion of megalithic masonry details

• Overnight at hotel

• Breakfast at hotel (buffet)

• Hotel departure

• Abydos Trip
- Exploration of AAC (Ancient Advanced Civilization) heritage - the Osirion
- Visit to Seti I Temple
- Exclusive access opportunity (additional cost):
* Lower level of Osirion (usually closed to tourists)
* Senusret III tomb
(Approximately $100-200 per person, minimum group size 10 people)

• Lunch (not included in cruise program)

• Dendera Visit
- Temple complex exploration
- Access to:
* Crypt with AAC drawings
* Megalithic roof of Hathor Temple

• Evening Transfer
- Transportation to railway station
- Boarding train to Cairo

• Dinner and overnight on train

• Breakfast on train

• Arrival Activities
- Arrival in Cairo
- Transfer to The Oasis Pyramids Hotel
- Early check-in

• Group Activities
- "Round table" discussion
- Travel experience sharing
- Lunch at hotel restaurant
- Photography contest results and awards ceremony

• Free Time Options
- Swimming pool
- Sunbathing
- Cairo walks/exploration

• Evening
- Dinner at hotel
- Overnight stay

• Breakfast at hotel (buffet)

• Departure
- Hotel check-out
- Airport transfer
- Return flight home