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Tour Details
- Two Day
- Shared Group Tour
- 65 $
Full description of a special day trip to Luxor from Hurghada:
- 5:00 AM | Pickup from Hurghada hotels Start your adventure in Luxor early: we will comfortably greet you at your hotel around 5:00 am in a cool, air–conditioned private car. (The road to Luxor is about 4 hours) .
- Accompany your tour guide who is an expert in Egyptology in the history of ancient Egypt civilization to answer all the answers you are looking for.
- Break: –Break for breakfast and drinks (don‘t forget to ask the hotel receptionist to prepare your breakfast box to take with you)
- Discover the magic of Luxor on a special day trip from Hurghada.
- Visit popular attractions like Karnak Temple and Valley of the Kings.
- Enjoy expert guidance and a comfortable, air–conditioned luxury car.
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💫 💫 Luxor Day Trip Schedule by Bus:
Visit Karnak Temple
– Lunch at the restaurant “Vegetarian food available“ (buffet)
– Visit Hatshepsut Funeral Temple
– Visit 3 tombs in the Valley of the Kings
– Visit the statues of Memnon
– Boat trip to Banana Island (optional at an additional charge)
– Multilingual Egyptologists: Explore in your language! English, French, German, Russian.
- Karnak Temple Complex:
- A two–hour tour within the Karnak Temple complex to explore the history of ancient Egypt and historical facts about the sacred lake. The Karnak Temple Complex, near Luxor, Egypt, is a sprawling open–air museum and the largest religious site in the world.
- Construction began more than 4,000 years ago and lasted for centuries, reflecting the rise and fall of Egyptian empires.
- Here‘s a quick summary:
- Huge and old: One of the largest religious complexes ever built, spanning more than 2,000 years.
- Multiple areas: The complex includes sections of other gods, such as Mott (Mother Goddess) and Montu (God of War).
- Must–see Monuments: Great Hall of Columns.
- Lunch break: Enjoy a delicious lunch buffet featuring Authentic Egyptian cuisine (chicken, meat, rice, salads, and more) with stunning views of the Eastern Nile River.
Valley of the Kings:
- A 60–minute tour inside the Valley of the Kings tombs is one of the best tours you can take. Journey to eternity .
- Deep inside the heart of Luxor, lies the Valley of the Kings, a tomb where the pharaohs of the New Kingdom (1570–1050 BC) were buried.
- Location: Picturesque cliffs near Luxor, Egypt.
- Importance: tomb of the pharaohs of the New Kingdom (1570–1050 BC).
- Number of cemeteries: more than 63 cemeteries Discovered, each of which is meticulously carved into the slopes.
- Highlights: Explore the corridors decorated with hieroglyphs and artworks depicting The life of the pharaohs and their journeys to the afterlife.
- Learn about the tombs of legendary figures such as Tutankhamun.
- You can easily visit Tutankhamun‘s tomb by purchasing a ticket at an additional fee.
- Experience: A journey through time, revealing the beliefs and artistic creativity of ancient Egypt.
Temple of Hatshepsut:
- Temple of Hatshepsut, a magnificent funerary monument erected during the Eighteenth Dynasty under the rule of The temple of the Pharaonic queen was carefully placed to align with the celestial path of the Amun–Ra solar boat and to embody the periodic renewal inherent in the role of the pharaoh.
- Testimony to Hatshepsut‘s rule in the Eighteenth Dynasty, the temple served as a sacred burial place, as its architecture was deliberately designed to intersect with the path of the divine boat of Amun–Ra and symbolize the eternal cycle of the power of the pharaoh.
Memnon statue:
As we continue to explore the wonders of ancient Luxor, we head to two statues Huge seated: located on the west bank of Luxor (Wadi al–Hitan).
Remains of a giant funerary temple: – It was originally part of the temple complex of Amenhotep III.
More than 3200 years old, damaged by earthquakes and time.
Famous for the sounds of “singing“ at one time: because of the morning dew and the heat of the sun.
– Mysterious “singing“ stops: most likely due to more damage to the statues.
Archaeological site: Restoration efforts are currently underway.
End your tour with a visit to the Alabaster Factory and the Papyrus Market before the bus takes you back to your hotel.
Tour includes
Transportation
Transportation by modern, air-conditioned vehicles
English speaking guide
Entrance fees
Entrance fees for the above-mentioned landmarks
Lunch + soft drink
Lunch + one soft drink during the entire trip.
Tour Doesn't include
Tips
Tip to tour guide and other staff Personal expenses for meals
beverages
beverages or services not listed above
Entrance fees
Royal Mummy Room at the Egyptian Museum Camel riding in the pyramids area
Traveler Testimonials: Real Stories from Our Guests
“A seamless and memorable experience. From the moment of booking to the final drop-off, everything was handled with great care and attention to detail. The tour offered a perfect balance between structured activities and free exploration. Outstanding service!”
Loved every second of it! The transport was comfy, the group was friendly, and Cairo just stole my heart. Only wish the day was longer — there’s just so much beauty to take in! Thank you for making this dream come true
The tour was impeccably organized, from punctual pick-up to knowledgeable guiding throughout the day. The cultural insights shared by the guide enriched the experience significantly. Highly recommend for travelers seeking a truly professional and enriching journey
