Amazing tour to Luxor from Aswan
Overview
Have fun when you visit Luxor. For the Islamic conquest of Egypt, the Arabs called Luxor, a city on the eastern bank of the Nile 670 kilometers south of Cairo, for its numerous palaces. A true gold mine of Egyptian antiquities, despite its small size (about 5 km from north to south and 1.5 km from east to west). Along both sides of the Nile, Luxor is home to several Pharaonic temples, most of which are made of sandstone, and a wealth of Egyptian artifacts.
Flying to Luxor is different. It's a city of many descriptions. A visitor might consider it a uniquely great site, or a museum that has actually scored some of the world's most famous hits. However, at the same time, it's difficult to reduce the experience to a visit to this tourist center that connects to many other global cities. Luxor is a city that transcends the manifestations of daily popular life that characterize prominent cities in the Arab Republic of Egypt, where it has defined popular culture, diverse industries, and traditional medicine. Luxor has embraced modern simplicity with a mosaic that combines various ancient sects with the appearance of life. Its ancient buildings on both the eastern and western banks of the Nile River have become a living entity that blends with the other elements surrounding it.
A visitor's experience exploring the ancient city of Luxor would not be complete without taking a hot air balloon trip. For about an hour, rent a seat in a hot air balloon with other people and take in the amazing aerial perspective of the entire city below, free from any obstacles. Luxor appears as a series of pieces arranged side by side from this balloon, creating an unmatched "big shot" that encompasses the city's many attractions, including the people, the rocks, and the Nile.
Have fun when you visit Luxor. For the Islamic conquest of Egypt, the Arabs called Luxor, a city on the eastern bank of the Nile 670 kilometers south of Cairo, for its numerous palaces. A true gold mine of Egyptian antiquities, despite its small size (about 5 km from north to south and 1.5 km from east to west). Along both sides of the Nile, Luxor is home to several Pharaonic temples, most of which are made of sandstone, and a wealth of Egyptian artifacts.
Flying to Luxor is different. It's a city of many descriptions. A visitor might consider it a uniquely great site, or a museum that has actually scored some of the world's most famous hits. However, at the same time, it's difficult to reduce the experience to a visit to this tourist center that connects to many other global cities. Luxor is a city that transcends the manifestations of daily popular life that characterize prominent cities in the Arab Republic of Egypt, where it has defined popular culture, diverse industries, and traditional medicine. Luxor has embraced modern simplicity with a mosaic that combines various ancient sects with the appearance of life. Its ancient buildings on both the eastern and western banks of the Nile River have become a living entity that blends with the other elements surrounding it.
A visitor's experience exploring the ancient city of Luxor would not be complete without taking a hot air balloon trip. For about an hour, rent a seat in a hot air balloon with other people and take in the amazing aerial perspective of the entire city below, free from any obstacles. Luxor appears as a series of pieces arranged side by side from this balloon, creating an unmatched "big shot" that encompasses the city's many attractions, including the people, the rocks, and the Nile.
Inclusion
- All applicable taxes and fees.
- Lunch at a neighborhood eatery.
- An Egyptologist who speaks English during the trip.
- Private A/C vehicles are used for all of our transports.
- Tickets and admission costs to the aforementioned websites.
- Soft refreshments and a bottle of water are provided during the trip.
Exclusion
- Tipping.
- Camera or photo ticket in the Valley of the kings.
- Entrance to King Tutankhamun's tomb, King Seti I tomb, and king Ramses XI at the Valley of the Kings.
Itinerary
You will be received early in the morning and we will start our intensive tour. You're going to come One of the most significant landmarks in the city is the Luxor Temple. It contains a number of enormous statues scattered around the front, the Pyramid of King Ramses II, and a decorated obelisk that shows the king's conquests. The Hall of Divine Birth and the Chamber of Alexander the Great are two of its most significant elements.
After that, we're going to the Valley of the Kings. The largest tomb and open museum in the world is located on the west bank of the Nile River. Its vibrantly colored walls date back thousands of years, but they appear to have been finished yesterday.
Sanctuary of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari. On the west bank of the Nile River is a group of pharaonic temples and tombs called Deir el-Bahari. This monastery bears Queen Hatshepsut's name and was constructed by her. It was later renamed Deir el-Bahari. The temple consists of three ascending terraces divided by an ascending causeway.
After that, you will visit The Ramesseum Temple is one of the funerary temples that were built for the dead in ancient Egypt. It was built by King Ramses II. The temple contains huge statues of Ramses II and inscriptions and decorations that tell the story of life during that period.
Now it's time to go back to your hotel.
Meals: Lunch
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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