Luxor Sightseeing Day Trip from Aswan
Overview
You will live with us on a magical day trip from Aswan city to Luxor, where we will be able to explore some of the greatest archaeological treasures immortalized by time, in the heart of ancient Thebes, the capital of Pharaonic Egypt in the great age of glory and immortality.
We will enjoy visiting and exploring a very important landmark of the East Bank, the Temple of Luxor, one of the greatest pharaonic temples built by King Amenhotep III and completed by Ramses II. We will stroll among the massive columns and giant statues, explore the Ramses Courtyard and the Great Hall of Columns, and learn about the temple's role in ancient religious ceremonies, especially the Feast of the Optos.
After visiting the temple, you will have the exciting opportunity to explore the West Bank, where the world of tombs and funerary temples reflects the genius of the Pharaohs to immortalize the dead.
We will also be able to visit the tomb of Sheikh Abdel Qurna (or what is known as the Abu al-Naga Tombs area), one of the most important noble sites in Thebes. We can enter one of the tombs that belonged to high-ranking officials and priests of the New Kingdom, where we will be able to immortalize these precious moments by taking some photos that detail daily life, religious beliefs, and funeral rites.
Additionally, we will have the chance to see the Valley of the Queens, where the wives and children of the pharaohs were buried. The tomb of Queen Nefertari, if any exists, or other tombs embellished with vibrant paintings depicting the soul's passage to the other world are among the most exquisite in the area, in addition to visiting the Ramsesium Temple, the funerary temple of King Ramses II, you will be impressed by the remains of the huge statues and wall inscriptions that immortalize his battles and victories, especially the famous Battle of Kadesh.
You will live with us on a magical day trip from Aswan city to Luxor, where we will be able to explore some of the greatest archaeological treasures immortalized by time, in the heart of ancient Thebes, the capital of Pharaonic Egypt in the great age of glory and immortality.
We will enjoy visiting and exploring a very important landmark of the East Bank, the Temple of Luxor, one of the greatest pharaonic temples built by King Amenhotep III and completed by Ramses II. We will stroll among the massive columns and giant statues, explore the Ramses Courtyard and the Great Hall of Columns, and learn about the temple's role in ancient religious ceremonies, especially the Feast of the Optos.
After visiting the temple, you will have the exciting opportunity to explore the West Bank, where the world of tombs and funerary temples reflects the genius of the Pharaohs to immortalize the dead.
We will also be able to visit the tomb of Sheikh Abdel Qurna (or what is known as the Abu al-Naga Tombs area), one of the most important noble sites in Thebes. We can enter one of the tombs that belonged to high-ranking officials and priests of the New Kingdom, where we will be able to immortalize these precious moments by taking some photos that detail daily life, religious beliefs, and funeral rites.
Additionally, we will have the chance to see the Valley of the Queens, where the wives and children of the pharaohs were buried. The tomb of Queen Nefertari, if any exists, or other tombs embellished with vibrant paintings depicting the soul's passage to the other world are among the most exquisite in the area, in addition to visiting the Ramsesium Temple, the funerary temple of King Ramses II, you will be impressed by the remains of the huge statues and wall inscriptions that immortalize his battles and victories, especially the famous Battle of Kadesh.
Inclusion
- Private air-conditioned vehicles are used for all our transfers.
- Tickets to all mentioned sites.
- Lunch at a local restaurant.
- Complimentary bottle of water and soft drinks during the tour.
- English-speaking Egyptologist during the tour.
- Full taxes and service charges.
Exclusion
- Tickets to the tomb of King Tutankhamun, the tomb of King Seti I and the tomb of King Ramses XI in the Valley of the Kings.
- Tips
- Camera or photographic ticket in the Valley of the Kings
Itinerary
Our trip will start early in the morning, where you will find one of our representatives waiting for you in front of your hotel or Nile cruise to take you in a comfortable air-conditioned car along the picturesque Nile River road, with farms and small villages on both sides of the road, the drive from Aswan to Luxor takes about 3 hours.
We will start the day by experiencing the Temple of Luxor, one of the most significant pharaonic temples in the East Bank. Ramses II completed it after King Amenhotep III had begun construction. We will tour the Ramses Courtyard and the Great Hall of Columns, take a stroll amid the enormous statues and columns, and discover how the temple was used for religious rituals in the past, particularly the Feast of the Optos.
After that, we will travel to the west bank of Luxor, one of Thebes' most significant aristocratic locations, to witness the tomb of Sheikh Abdel Qurna, also known as the area of the tombs of Abu al-Naga. If to have, it will be able to We will get the opportunity to visit one of the tombs of New Kingdom priests and top officials, where we will be able to capture these priceless moments in photographs that document daily life, religious convictions, and burial customs.
A visit to the Valley of the Queens, where the wives and children of the pharaohs were buried, will thereafter be available to us. In addition to touring the Ramsesium Temple, the funerary temple of King Ramses II, you will be awed by the remnants of the enormous statues and wall inscriptions that immortalize his battles and victories, particularly the well-known Battle of Kadesh. If Queen Nefertari's tomb exists, it is among the most beautiful in the region, as are other tombs adorned with vivid paintings that depict the soul's journey to the other world.
After a busy day among the timeless monuments of Luxor, the journey back to Aswan begins in the evening, laden with memories of the greatest pages of Pharaonic history.
Price
| Number of Persons | Prices |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | $210 Per Person |
| 2 - 3 Persons | $135 Per Person |
| 4 - 6 Persons | $105 Per Person |
| 7 - 10 Persons | $80 Per Person |
Start from : $80
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Luxor Temple is an ancient Egyptian temple complex located in Luxor, Egypt. It was constructed over many centuries, with additions made by various pharaohs, including Amenhotep III, Ramses II, and Tutankhamun. The temple is dedicated to the god Amun and was used for religious ceremonies, festivals, and processions.
The Valley of the Kings in Luxor is an important archaeological site of great importance in the history of ancient Egypt. The Valley of the Kings is considered the cemetery of the kings of the Egyptian ruling dynasties during the New Ages, in the period from approximately 1539 BC to 1075 BC.
The tombs in the Valley of the Kings are considered the burial place of the Pharaohs and include their tombs and the unique items found within them, as well as wall paintings and inscriptions representing the gods, religious beliefs, and daily life at that time.
Among the most important tombs in the Valley of the Kings is the tomb of Tutankhamun, which was discovered in 1922 and is considered one of the most important archaeological discoveries ever. Tutankhamun's tomb contains unique treasures and antiquities that show the richness and luxury of life in Pharaonic times.
Both temples, Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple, are considered important historical landmarks in Luxor, and each offers distinct experiences.
Karnak Temple: It is considered one of the largest Pharaonic temples in the world, and it is huge and amazing with its massive designs and structures. It is characterized by massive structures, huge columns, and amazing Pharaonic inscriptions. Visiting Karnak is considered a unique experience to understand the Pharaonic architecture and religion.
Luxor Temple: It is located in the heart of Luxor and is distinguished by its magnificent style. It is a temple of great religious and cultural importance. It provides a unique atmosphere for visitors due to its location in the city center.
Yes, there are opportunities to communicate with locals during the tour in Luxor. Interacting with the local community adds depth to the travel experience and allows visitors to understand the local culture and lifestyle. Here are some ways you can connect with locals in Luxor:
Visit markets and artisans.
Visit rural villages.
Visit temples and historical sites:
Attend local events.
Participate in social activities.
Head to local cafes and restaurants.
A well-preserved ancient Egyptian temple devoted to the god Horus is called the Temple of Edfu, or the Temple of Horus. One of Egypt's best-preserved temples, it offers important insights into the religion and building practices of the ancient Egyptians.
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