Majestic Full Day Tour From Luxor

Welcome to Luxor – The World's Greatest Open-Air Museum!

Get ready for an unforgettable day! Luxor is where ancient Egypt truly comes to life — a magical city filled with temples, tombs, and timeless beauty.

Your adventure usually starts on the East Bank, where you’ll find the grand Karnak Temple — a mind-blowing complex with giant columns, sacred lakes, and endless history. Walking through Karnak feels like stepping into a dream. Just a short drive away is the stunning Luxor Temple, especially beautiful if you catch it at sunset when it lights up and glows golden.

Crossing to the West Bank feels like entering another world — the land of the dead, but in the most beautiful way. Here you’ll explore the mysterious Valley of the Kings, where the pharaohs were buried in colorful, secret tombs. Don't miss a glimpse of King Tut’s tomb if you can! Nearby, the majestic Temple of Hatshepsut, built into the cliffs, stands proudly — a powerful tribute to one of Egypt’s few female pharaohs.

And of course, the Colossi of Memnon — two giant statues guarding the desert — are perfect for a quick photo stop!

​ Itinerary ;

  1- Hot Air Balloon Ride

exploring the Valley of the Kings feels like stepping into the heart of ancient Egypt’s greatest secrets. Nestled in the golden hills of Luxor’s west bank, this legendary place is where the pharaohs of the New Kingdom (like Tutankhamun and Ramses II) chose to rest for eternity

The valley is packed with beautifully decorated tombs, each carved deep into the desert rock. As you walk through the passages, you’ll see colorful hieroglyphs and detailed scenes from ancient myths 

Hatshepsut's Temple (also called Deir el-Bahari) is one of the highlights of any trip to Egypt, especially if you're heading to Luxor.

Here's a quick guide for you:

• Built for Queen Hatshepsut, one of the few female pharaohs.

• It's over 3,400 years old, designed by her architect Senenmut.

• It's a stunning three-tiered structure carved into limestone cliffs.

• The temple is dedicated to the god Amun and tells Hatshepsut’s story, including her divine birth and trade expeditions to Punt (a mysterious land, possibly modern-day Somalia).

 Two massive statues of Amenhotep III, standing as silent sentinels of time

After a morning exploring Luxor’s breathtaking temples and ancient tombs, it's time to relax and recharge with a delicious Egyptian lunch. Picture yourself sitting in a charming local restaurant, with gentle Nile breezes and views of lush green fields and distant palm trees.

 ​Afternoon: 

explore The largest religious site in ancient Egypt, featuring: The Great Hypostyle Hall with 134 towering columns. The Sacred Lake and Temple of Amun-Ra..The Avenue of Sphinxes leading to Luxor Temple.

 explore the majestic temple in the heart of the city, known for the Colossal statues of Ramses II. The obelisk (its twin stands in Paris). and it's Stunning evening lighting if visited at sunset.

INCLUSIONS

• Fluent experienced tour guide
• air conditioned car
• lunch
• mineral water on tour
• entrance fees
• hot air balloon
•  Luxor temple .

Exclusions

• tipping
• extra expenses

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