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You will be picked up from your accommodation in the morning to start your tour, which includes visits to two museums and the Karnak Temple.
The Luxor Museum was inaugurated on December 12, 1975, during the reign of former President Mohamed Anwar Sadat with his guest, the President of France at the time, Valéry Gaspard de Stan, to be a distinctive tourist attraction for Egyptians and foreigners from around the world.
The first and largest development of the museum took place in 1984 with the construction of an indoor exhibition in place of the old exhibition, then former President Hosni Mubarak inaugurated the Khubaika Hall in 1992, and the last development was to make a second expansion of the museum through the construction of the "Glory of Thebes" hall in 2004 to include another group of highly distinguished artifacts, including the warrior king Hor Mahab and his wife Mut Najmat.
The Museum of Mummification provides a comprehensive introduction to the entire mummification process by explaining the religious significance of mummification and the rituals associated with it from the Old Kingdom to the Late Period. The museum also displays a collection of canopic vessels, elaborately decorated coffins, amulets, idol statues, and funerary paintings.
Have lunch in one of our distinctive restaurants, then we go to Karnak Temple, which includes a hall of columns with papyrus-shaped capitals designed by the ancient Egyptians cleverly and has a secret where these short columns with closed capitals represent small ones that have not yet grown, and when the sun penetrates them through the windows of the kastura, they grow and form large columns with open papyrus crowns Learn more about ancient Egyptian thought through your guide, then we transfer you back to your accommodation.
