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In the morning, a representative from Cairo Top Tours will meet you at your hotel anywhere in Cairo or Giza and take you to Cairo International Airport for your flight to Luxor, where you will be accompanied by our expert guide who will explain everything in detail during your visit to:
Valley of the Kings: Here we can see more than a hundred ancient tombs of Pharaonic families and climb the slopes of the Valley of the Kings. This valley has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known as the “Royal Necropolis” because it contains many tombs of Pharaonic kings, such as the tomb of King Tutankhamun, the tombs of Kings Thutmose III and IV, the tomb of Amenhotep II, and the tombs of Kings Ramses I, II, IV, and VI.
The Temple of Hatshepsut, also known as the Valley of the Queens, is classified as one of the most important temples on the west bank of Luxor. It continues its tradition of housing the most prominent members of the royal family and noble women. This valley contains nearly 90 tombs, whose walls are decorated with the most beautiful inscriptions and hieroglyphics.
Karnak Temple (Temple of Amun): Karnak is a religious complex that includes a number of the most prominent temples of various ancient Pharaonic dynasties. Among the most important temples in the Karnak complex are: The Hall of Columns: This is a huge hall with approximately 134 massive columns bearing hieroglyphic inscriptions and events from the ancient ruling dynasties of Egypt.
The Avenue of the Rams: The Avenue of the Rams has been transformed into a global platform that presents cultural sound and light shows using advanced technology, along with Nile boat shows and dance performances.
The Sacred Lake: Located outside the main hall, the lake was dug during the reign of King Thutmose III. It is considered one of the wonders of the world, as it has existed for more than 3,000 years without any increase or decrease in its water level.
Luxor Temple: This temple is a testament to Egyptian history. It was opened in 1975 and now houses nearly 400 artifacts, including the Karnak Panel, the alabaster statue of the god Sebek, statues of King Akhenaten, engraved tetragrams, a statue of King Amenhotep III, the war chariot of King Tutankhamun, a statue of Thutmose III made of schist, a limestone panel of King Kamose, the royal mummies of Ahmose I and Ramses I, and more.
After a delicious lunch, one of our representatives will transfer you to Luxor Airport to catch your flight back to Cairo.
