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luxor day tour

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Luxor
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Tour Detail
Tour Detail
Duration
1 Days
Group Size
30 people
Ages
6-99 yrs
Languages
English

Tour Overview

explore the most interested sightseeings in luxor east & west bank

Tour Highlights

  • visit karnak temple
  • luxor temple
  • valley of kings
  • hatchepsuit temple

What's Included

  • Pick up services from hotel & return
  • All transfers by an air-conditioned vehicle with onboard Wi-Fi.
  • Professional English speaking Egyptologist tour guide. Entrance fees of all sites mentioned above.
  • Lunch at nice Restaurant.
  • What's Excluded

    • Any extras not mentioned in the program.
    • Private expenses.
    • Tipping.
    • Drinks at the restaurant during the lunch.

    Itinerary

    visit west bank of luxor

    Valley of the Kings In the valley of the kings there are more than 70 tombs cut in the bottom of the mountain belonging to the famous kings of Ancient Egypt during the new kingdom period such as Ramsses II, King Merenptah, King Tutmosis 1, king Tutmosis III and the King Tut Ankh Amon. Here in the Valley of the Kings you will be amazed by the stunning colored paintings which still remaining up to moment. The workers used some primitive tools to achieve great tombs to their kings which still stand as witness to the ancient Egyptian civilization In the valley of the kings you will be able to visit three tombs (will be recommended by the tour guide) and an extra ticket is required to visit the tomb of King Tut Ankh Amon Temple of the Queen Hatshepsut Queen Hatshepsut was the most popular lady who ruled Egypt during the ancient Egyptian periods and in order to commemorate here memory forever; she decided to build her mourtuary temple with a unique style in three terraces each one over the other and she called it holly of the hollies. The temple is partially cut into the mountain and facing the valley of the River Nile. Colossi of Memnon In the midst of the green lands you are going to see huge couple of statues remaining from the mortuary temple of king Amenhotep III. Each one of the statues representing the Egyptian pharaoh setting on the throne of Egypt. The two colossi were flanking the entrance gate of his temple which completely ruined and the excavations still going on to discover some other things thought to be under the ground. Your visit to the Colossi of Memnon ends your tour and you will be taken back to your hotel or anywhere else in Luxor as you like.

    visit east bank

    Karnak Complex of Temples It's one of the biggest religious buildings in all over the world; it's consisting of three temples dedicated to the Triad of Thebes (an old name for Luxor). The main temple was built for the Master God of Egypt Amon-Ra and the others for his wife Goddess Mut and their son God Khonsou. Karnak temple started as a little shrine for the local God Amon during the middle kingdom times when Luxor was just an ordinary city but when it was changed to be the capital of Egypt at the beginning of the New Kingdom; its local God Amon was upgraded to be the Master God of Egypt and thus his Karnak temple was expanded and enlarged over 1500 years to be the largest in Egypt. In karnak temples you are going to see the Hypostyle Hall which is considered the biggest hall of pillars in the world, it was founded by king Ramsses II and his father Seti I, then you will see the Obelisks of Queen Hatshepsut and her father Tutmosis I and also you are going to see the beautiful sacred lake and the great beetle scarab statue which was the symbol of the sun cult. Luxor Temple Around three K.m to the south of Karnak, Luxor Temple is located. Both were connected to each other by a road flanked by a double line of human headed sphinxes known as Sphinx Avenue and recently the Egyptian department of antiquities is trying to revive this road which is expected to make Luxor as the biggest open museum in the world. Luxor Temple was built by the ancient Egyptian king Amenhoteb III and it was completed by the pharaoh Ramsses II. This temple is a witness to different eras of the Egyptian history, that while the temple was founded during the ancient Egyptian times. Alexander the great at the beginning of the Greco-roman times in Egypt built inside it a sanctuary in the honor of God Amon-Ra to please the Egyptians. Later during the early Christianity period, a Christian church was founded. Finally a mosque was build on the ruins of the ancient temple. This temple supposed to be fronted by two obelisks built by king Ramsses II, one of them still standing there and the other one was taken to adorn Concorde square in Paris at the beginning of the 19th century. Then you will have Lunch in one of the best Local Restaurant in Luxor

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