All Luxor Sightseeing Tour West and East banks

All Luxor Sightseeing Tour West and East banks

Enjoy a private day tour to explore the most important sites of the ancient city Thebes , with our Egyptologist guide to reveal the mystery from the walls of the famous sites on the West Bank , and witness the glory of the ancient Egyptians when you visit the east Bank .

Itinerary
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Pass By: Luxor Museum, Center Corniche Ave, Luxor Egypt

Our Egyptologist tour guide will pick you up from your hotel/Nile Cruise by A/C Vehicle in Luxor to explore the West bank. You will Start your visit to the mysterious valley the Valley of the Kings. Where 64 tombs royal and unroyal were discovered, The Royal tombs are very well decorated and preserved with the ancient Egyptian beliefs and mythology about the afterlife, most of the kings of the New kingdom 1550 BC - 1077 BC were buried in the valley but for sure the most famous and spectacular is the one belong to King Tutankhamun. Then continue your visit to the unique Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, she was not the only queen to rule the ancient Egypt, many queens ruled before her, but her fame came from all the monuments she constructed after ascending the throne and still standing till now, then Carry on to the magnificent Colossi of Memnon. The two huge statues of king Amonhotep III, the twin Statues are made from blocks of sandstone. After you finish your amazing tour, drive back to the east bank and enjoy your lunch. Then continue after lunch your visit to the Karnak Temples, the greatest and important worship site in history which dedicated to the theban triad God Amon, his wife Mut and their son Khonsu. the history of the karnak complex is largley the history of thebes. Then you will continue your tour to Luxor Temple. which was constructed approximately 1400 BC, by Amunhotep III OF the 18th Dynasty New Kingdom and it was completed by Ramesses II of the 19th Dynasty.The temple is known as ipet resyt "the southern sanctuary" located south of karnak temples. Luxor temple was dedicated to the rejuvenation of kingship; it may have been where many of the kings of Egypt were crowned in reality and not just to the Theban god Amun and his family