Luxor day tours and activities

Enjoy with us a visit to Thebes, an ancient Pharaonic city dating back to 3200 BC. There's hardly a corner of Luxor without a Pharaonic-era landmark. As the capital of the ancient and modern Egyptian kingdoms, it's home to a third of the world's antiquities. These tourist attractions are spread across the East and West Banks, and we've provided convenient means of transportation for you to navigate between the two banks with ease.

Enjoy a horse carriage ride with Cairo Top Tours and explore Luxor. A wonderful trip awaited by world tourists coming to Luxor on their delightful tourist holiday. The journey of the Hanator carts through the different streets and squares is the most prominent trip in which the Luxor regiment does not visit Luxor without participating in it.

A trip to Luxor with Cairo Top Tours is different. Enjoy a trip to Luxor's unique attractions and enjoy different activities such as shopping in Luxor tourist market, watching handicrafts being made and getting to know the simple people of Luxor. You can also enjoy a hot air balloon ride and see Luxor's landmarks and green lands from above.

Enjoy a unique experience with Cairo Top Tours. Enjoy watching the temple's carvings. Excavations at the Ramesseum Temple on Luxor's West Bank have uncovered significant temple remains dating back to the 19th and 20th Dynasties. On a day trip to the Valley of the Queens, step back in time 3,500 years as you discover some of the subterranean tombs of queens.

As you cross the Nile to the West Bank, you will discover the necropolis of the ancient city of Thebes. You will make a quick stop at the Visitor Center when you arrive to the Valley of the Kings, which is the final resting place of the kings of Thebes (ancient Luxor). Your guide will show you what to search for within the ornately adorned rooms, but guides are not allowed inside the tombs. A separate fee must be paid in person if you want to see King Tutankhamun's tomb.

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On a day excursion to the Valley of the Queens, you may journey 3,500 years back in time and see some of the queens' underground tombs. Admire the colorful artwork on the walls while learning about the ideas of the ancient Egyptians on the afterlife. Known locally as the Gates of the Kings, it lies next to the Valley of the Queens, also known as the Gates of the Harem, where the pharaohs' wives and queens were interred. Religious architecture evolved throughout this time, and ancient Egypt saw an unparalleled urban rebirth.

Enjoy visiting the most important monastery where the Monastery of St Anthony is considered the oldest monastery in the world, where monks gathered around St Anthony and lived in caves they carved for themselves in the mountain

Ever thought you would actuate playing the alte-actual adventurer discovering secrets of yore? If you have, then your journey to the Valley of the Kings is all set up for a great journey. So relax and get ready to go back in time with us as we travel into the Valley of the Kings.

Luxor is a significant tourist city in Egypt, known for its archaeological inventory and amenities like first-rate lodging, entertainment centers, transit, and retail centers. The city is also heavily influenced by the Nile, offering opportunities for Nile tourism activities and leisurely walks along the Nile Corniche and banks. A special trip with a guide and private car is available for tourists to explore Luxor's rich cultural heritage.

See the temple, which stands out for its distinctive architectural style, which includes tall columns and slender passageways. Apart from the amazing pictorial carvings that adorn its walls, it is the Temple of Hatshepsut. Enjoy Unforgettable Experiences in Luxor with us

Join us for a tour of the Luxor and Karnak Temples on the East Bank of Luxor. The temple is situated on the Nile River's eastern bank. Ramesses II constructed the temple's entryway, which is inscribed with the king's triumphs. It is divided into the Avenue of the Sphinxes, a stone-paved path flanked by two statues of the Sphinx on either side of it, dating back to King Nefertiti I. When it comes to Egypt, most tourists want to see the east bank of the Nile River, next to which you will find the must-see sights on a trip to Egypt, besides the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx.