Tombs & Temples of Luxor Tour

Prepare to be taken back in time on Luxor tour as you explore the renowned tombs and temples that were once occupied by the revered Pharaohs of Egypt. Led by experienced guides, you’ll begin your adventure at the awe-inspiring Colossi of Memnon, then delve deeper into Egypt’s rich history as you explore the magnificent Temple of Hatshepsut and descend into the vividly painted chambers of the Valley of the Kings, where ancient Egyptian royalty once laid to rest. Along the way, indulge in a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before venturing further to discover the amazing Karnak Temple Complex, rich with history and a stunning testament to the grandeur and architectural mastery of ancient Egypt.

Get ready for a day filled with fascinating insights, breathtaking monuments, and unforgettable experiences in the heart of Luxor.

Prepare yourself for a hotel pick-up from one of our drivers and begin your extraordinary day tour of Luxor, starting with the Colossi of Memnon, dedicated to King Amenhotep III. From there, you will visit the temple of Hatshepsut, the female pharaoh who ruled ancient Egypt, located in the cliff area known as “Deir El-Bahri.”

Then, you’ll head towards the Valley of the Kings, home to the tombs of illustrious kings such as Ramses the Great and Tutankhamun, among others, who have shaped ancient Egyptian history. Descending into the underground chambers, you will be surrounded by vividly painted images and hieroglyphs depicting the journey to the afterlife, ensuring the safe passage of the kings. Afterwards, you’ll have a quick stop at Worker village to experience the local lifestyle and witness the locals ‘ handicrafts before being treated to a delicious lunch at a local restaurant.

After lunch, you will proceed to Luxor Temple, renowned for hosting significant rituals and festivals such as Opet. The temple was built during the reigns of the Great pharaoh Amenhotep III and Ramses II and is adorned with depictions of royal families.

Next, you’ll visit the astounding Karnak Temple Complex, initially a small shrine dedicated to the god Amun, it expanded over time to become the largest temple in Egypt. Its colossal brick walls enclose three main temples—Mut, Monthu, and Amun—symbolizing its immense significance. Remarkably, it holds the distinction of being the oldest temple complex on Earth, dating back to 1928 BC.

After you have finished exploring the Karnak Temples, our driver will return you to your hotel in Luxor.

Transportation: To and from your hotel in Luxor, and throughout the tour between locations
Meals: Lunch at a local restaurant