Luxor overnight from Cairo Tour
Overview
This overnight tour will allow you to travel from Cairo to Luxor, with some of Egypt's ancient wonders waiting for you to explore. After a comfortable transfer or flight from Cairo, you will reach Luxor, often regarded as the open air museum of Egypt. With history at every corner, you are bound to have a memorable time here. Meet your expert guide to visit one of the Egypt’s architectural marvels Karnak Temple Complex which has many towering columns, sacred lakes and grand processional avenues.
With stunning views forming all around, spend some nights in charming hotels or resorts by the banks of the Nile. Relax while absorbing the tranquil beauty that Luxor offers. The next day’s adventures start at the West Bank of Nile, where the Valley of Kings is located, which includes tombs belonging to famous offspring such as Ramses and King Tut Ankhamun, which feature vividly painted hieroglyphs that survived thousands of years and are truly mesmerizing to look at.
Your guide will keep on providing insights on the mythology, culture and achievements, making you feel like you're time traveling through ancient Egypt and re-experiencing all this while walking through different temples filled with deep history along amazing mountain deserts. This overnight tour blends education with exploration seamlessly, ensuring travelers come back feeling a sense of awe and wonder.
This overnight tour will allow you to travel from Cairo to Luxor, with some of Egypt's ancient wonders waiting for you to explore. After a comfortable transfer or flight from Cairo, you will reach Luxor, often regarded as the open air museum of Egypt. With history at every corner, you are bound to have a memorable time here. Meet your expert guide to visit one of the Egypt’s architectural marvels Karnak Temple Complex which has many towering columns, sacred lakes and grand processional avenues.
With stunning views forming all around, spend some nights in charming hotels or resorts by the banks of the Nile. Relax while absorbing the tranquil beauty that Luxor offers. The next day’s adventures start at the West Bank of Nile, where the Valley of Kings is located, which includes tombs belonging to famous offspring such as Ramses and King Tut Ankhamun, which feature vividly painted hieroglyphs that survived thousands of years and are truly mesmerizing to look at.
Your guide will keep on providing insights on the mythology, culture and achievements, making you feel like you're time traveling through ancient Egypt and re-experiencing all this while walking through different temples filled with deep history along amazing mountain deserts. This overnight tour blends education with exploration seamlessly, ensuring travelers come back feeling a sense of awe and wonder.
Inclusion
- Our tour guide will meet and accompany you from your accommodation in Cairo and return.
- Round-trip airline tickets from Cairo to Luxor
- Stay for one night in a 5-star hotel in Luxor, including breakfast.
- Transportation is provided by a private air-conditioned car.
- A licensed English-speaking tour guide.
- Admission prices and tickets for the indicated places.
- A sumptuous lunchtime dinner.
- Bottled water and cold refreshments are supplied.
- Egypt Tours include all applicable taxes and service costs.
Exclusion
- Any additional items not specified in the itinerary.
- Tipping is not included.
- Personal expenditures.
Itinerary
Take your adventure to the early hours before catching a flight from Cairo to Luxor, where your guide will be waiting upon arrival. Your tour will take you across the West Bank to see some awe-inspiring monuments from ancient Egypt. Firstly, visit the Valley of the Kings, where several pharaohs were buried, including Tutankhamun. Next, visit the mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari, elegantly carved into the cliffs. Snap a few shots at the Colossi of Memnon and discover their ancient purpose in overseeing the Theban necropolis before crossing back to the East Bank.
In the afternoon, witness the wonders of the East Bank, starting with the great Karnak Temple complex, reputed to be the largest religious structure ever erected on Earth. Wander amidst its colossal columns and sacred lakes while your guide speaks of the hundred years that went into its construction. Walk side by side to the mighty Luxor Temple, oozing with history and grandeur on the banks of the Nile. With a night filled with memories from a day of explorations, enjoy your dinner before heading back to Luxor Airport for your return flight to Cairo.
Begin your day with a decent breakfast at your hotel, soaking in the serene atmosphere of the ancient city. You will, then, have a leisurely morning to perhaps visit some local markets and shops where souvenirs, crafts made by hand, and Egyptian traditional goods can be found. It is your chance to get more immersed in the local culture, talk to cheerful vendors, and absorb all the charm of Luxor before leaving.
Later in the morning, you will be nicely transferred to Luxor Domestic Airport to be onboarded for your flight back to Cairo. On getting to Cairo International Airport, a representative from Cairo Top Tours will be waiting for you for a private transfer in a modern AC vehicle back to your hotel. A hassle-free and professionally managed end to your Luxor overnight experience will be a fitting finale to a trip filled with ancient history, vibrant culture, and memories of unforgettable sights.
Price
| Number of Persons | Prices |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | $680 Per Person |
| 2 - 3 Persons | $520 Per Person |
| 4 - 6 Persons | $500 Per Person |
| 7 - 10 Persons | $470 Per Person |
Start from : $470
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Luxor, often referred to as the "world's greatest open-air museum," is a treasure trove of historical and archaeological wonders. Here are some of the best attractions to visit in Luxor:
Karnak Temple Complex: This vast temple complex is dedicated to the ancient Egyptian god Amun and is one of the most impressive in Egypt. Highlights include the Great Hypostyle Hall and the Avenue of Sphinxes.
Luxor Temple: Located in the heart of Luxor, this temple is a stunning example of ancient Egyptian architecture and is beautifully illuminated at night.
Valley of the Kings: The burial place of many pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, this valley is home to elaborately decorated tombs cut into the rock.
Valley of the Queens: The final resting place of queens and princesses, this site features colorful and well-preserved tombs.
Temple of Hatshepsut: This unique temple is dedicated to the female pharaoh Hatshepsut and is known for its terraced architecture.
Medinet Habu is a vast complex featuring the mortuary temple of Ramses III and well-preserved hieroglyphs.
Colossi of Memnon: These towering statues of Amenhotep III are all that remain of his mortuary temple.
Luxor Museum: home to a collection of artifacts from the Luxor area, including items from Tutankhamun's tomb.
Ramesseum: The mortuary temple of Ramses II, known for its colossal statue of the pharaoh.
Hot Air Balloon Rides: Taking a hot air balloon ride at sunrise provides a breathtaking view of the entire Luxor area.
Luxor Corniche: A pleasant area along the Nile where you can take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the river view.
Sound and Light Show: The Sound and Light Show at Karnak Temple is a mesmerizing way to learn about the history of Luxor's monuments.
Luxor is a famous city in the southern part of Egypt. It is known for its very old and important ancient Egyptian sites. People used to call it "Thebes" a long time ago. Some people also think of Luxor as the biggest outdoor museum in the world.
Luxor is located approximately 420 kilometers (260 miles) south of Cairo in Egypt. The distance between the two cities makes it possible to visit Luxor as a day trip from Cairo, but it is important to consider the logistics and whether it's worth doing so.
A day trip from Cairo to Luxor typically involves taking an early morning flight from Cairo International Airport to Luxor International Airport, visiting the main attractions in Luxor, and then returning to Cairo in the evening. The flight duration is roughly 1.5 to 2 hours.
Here are some factors to consider when deciding whether a day trip to Luxor from Cairo is worth it:
Time Constraints: A day trip to Luxor can be quite rushed due to the limited time available. You'll need to prioritize the key attractions, such as the Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple, and the Valley of the Kings, and may not have time to explore everything.
Long Day: The travel time to and from Luxor can be lengthy, and you'll spend a considerable portion of your day in transit. Be prepared for a long day with early morning and late evening flights.
Attraction Prioritization: Determine which sites in Luxor are most important to you and make a plan to visit them. Luxor has a wealth of historical and archaeological sites, so knowing your preferences will help you make the most of your limited time.
Logistics: Ensure that you have all your logistics in place, including flights, transportation within Luxor, and entrance fees for the sites you plan to visit.
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Yes, tourists visiting Luxor, Egypt, often have the opportunity to take hot air balloon rides over the West Bank, offering breathtaking views of the Valley of the Kings, the Valley of the Queens, and the surrounding landscape.
The hot air balloon rides usually take place early in the morning, providing a unique perspective of the ancient archaeological sites as the balloons ascend with the sunrise. The Valley of the Kings, with its renowned burial chambers of pharaohs, and the adjacent Valley of the Queens, along with the Nile River and desert vistas, create an unforgettable aerial experience.
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