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Tour to East Bank and West Bank of Luxor

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Itinerary

The whole day tour to the East Bank of Luxor and West Bank of Luxor will be with an accompanying expert tour guide and a private air-conditioned vehicle after enjoying breakfast at the hotel, offering you an unforgettable Luxor tour.

Karnak Temple

Your first stop will be Karnak Temple, the largest religious edifice built in the world. This Temple of Karnak Day Tour allows you to explore its fascinating history as your guide explains the significance of this edifice—as a temple for the worship of the god Amun-Ra, which also served in ancient Egyptian religion—while you walk under the immense Great Hypostyle Hall, which comprises 134 sprawling columns. Appreciate those delightful engravings and hieroglyphics, which tell tales of Egyptian deities, kings, and heroic battles.

Luxor Temple

Next, your Luxor Temple Dat Tour takes you to Luxor Temple, a magnificent wonder of the world that captivates visitors through its unique alignment with the banks of the Nile. Its awe-inspiring statues of Ramses II, an obelisk, and vibrant pictures of the Opet Festival (one of the most significant religious celebrations of ancient Egypt) make this temple, along with the rest built by Amenhotep III and expanded by Ramses II, priceless. Your guide will explain such interesting aspects of the construction of the temple, as well as much more about its significance as a ceremonial hub.

Valley of the Kings

Then at last get your tour guide to take you to the west bank to the Valley of the Kings, the most famed burial ground for Egypt's power shapers. Into some of the most delicately carved tombs, including the tomb of the legendary King Tutankhamun, explore alongside your expert guide and listen to tales of kings' lives and how they prepared themselves for the afterlife. Gaze at the brilliant frescoes and hieroglyphics telling the tales of ancient mythology and eternal road travels.

Visit the Temple of Hatshepsut.

Your journey continues with a day tour of Hatshepsut Temple, a masterpiece of ancient architecture. The Temple of Hatshepsut is built into the cliffs at Deir el-Bahari. Find out about the life and reign of Hatshepsut, Egypt's first female pharaoh, and how her legacy was immortalized in this beautiful mortuary temple. The distinct design of the temple and its divine association with the pharaoh will be explained by your guide.

Colossi of Memnon

Finally, you will visit the Colossi of Memnon, two gigantic stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, which have stood for more than 3400 years. This Colossi of Memnon Day Tour lets you uncover some great stories of history attached to these landmarks-their ancient myths and legends associated with their strange phenomenon of "singing."

After you have finished your visit, your driver will drop you conveniently and safely at your hotel.

Prices

Price Table

Persons Prices
1 Person 130$ Per Person
2 Persons 96$ Per Person
3 Persons 90$ Per Person
4 Persons 83$ Per Person
5 Persons 79$ Per Person
6 Persons 76$ Per Person
7 Persons 74$ Per Person
8 Persons 73$ Per Person
9 Persons 73$ Per Person
10 Persons 73$ Per Person
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Got Questions? Find answers to all your questions about traveling to Egypt. We have everything you need for smooth and remarkable tours in Egypt, from visas and safety advice to the ideal time to go and the must-see attractions.

Do I need any vaccinations before traveling to Egypt?

There are no specific vaccinations required for entry into Egypt; nevertheless, it is a good idea to be current on routine vaccinations. Some travelers elect to be vaccinated for hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and typhoid as a precaution.

Buses, trains, domestic flights, and others are available in Egypt. Many tourists, particularly those traveling between Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan, take pre-arranged tours or rent cars from travel agencies to make their journey more comfortable.

Yes, tipping (referred to as "baksheesh" in Egypt) is an accepted practice in Egypt for a variety of services ranging from guides, drivers, hotel staff, to waiters. It is polite and expected when given for good service.

The currency of the country is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). However, cash should also be carried to cover small purchases and purchases in local markets, even though credit cards are accepted at hotels, popular restaurants, and stores in tourist areas.

Egypt is a conservative society, and sensible clothing should be worn, especially when visiting religious sites. With the hot weather, you should go for light, breathable fabrics. Women may want to bring a scarf to cover their heads when they visit mosques.

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