Night trains from Cairo to Luxor/Aswan?

Night trains from Cairo to Luxor/Aswan? - White and Red Train Station

Is it possible to book on-line the night train from Cairo to Luxor or Aswan? Where can I find a timetable and summary of available compartments?

On a side note, if and how much do these trains get delayed?



Best Answer

Yes it is possible.

Entering "train from cairo to luxor" in Google found me this link (first) and this link (second).

You can book online here. The link explicitly gives prices for foreigners.




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How much is the overnight train from Cairo to Luxor?

From Cairo to Luxor by Sleeper Train It costs US$80 for a bed in a two-bed cabin or, if you're a solo traveler and don't want to share a compartment, US$120 for a single cabin. There is also a seater-only carriage with good-sized seats that can recline. A seater-only ticket costs US$42.

How long is the overnight train from Cairo to Aswan?

While visiting Egypt in December 2018, I found that the most cost-efficient way to travel from Cairo to Aswan and Luxor, two of Egypt's top archeological destinations, was a 12-hour overnight sleeper train. I booked a two-person compartment for about $110 a person.

Is there a train from Cairo to Aswan?

Yes, there is a direct train departing from Cairo and arriving at Aswan. Services depart hourly, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 12h 55m.

How do I book a sleeper train in Egypt?

Buy sleeper tickets online at wataniasleepingtrains.com. The deluxe sleeper train between Cairo & Luxor/Aswan is privately-run and has a separate booking system. You can buy tickets online at wataniasleepingtrains.com/ticket. Booking opens 30 days ahead.



FIRST CLASS OVERNIGHT TRAIN in EGYPT (Cairo to Luxor)




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