ينبت
Luxor
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Luxor West Bank – Valley of the Kings
Discover the Valley of the Kings, where pharaohs rest in richly painted tombs filled with treasures for the afterlife. Visit the majestic Temple of Hatshepsut, rising in terraces against the cliffs, and pause at the towering Colossi of Memnon, once guardians of Amenhotep III’s grand temple.
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Nobles’ Tombs, Ramasseum & Madinet Habu
Step inside the Tombs of the Nobles, offering vivid glimpses into daily life and artistry of Egypt’s elite. Explore the Ramasseum, Ramses II’s mortuary temple that inspired Shelley’s Ozymandias, and the vast Madinet Habu, famed for its colorful reliefs and towering pylons.
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Tutankhamun’s Tomb –
retrace Howard Carter’s discovery of the boy king’s burial chamber.
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Seti I’s Tomb –
one of the most impressive, richly decorated tombs in the Valley.
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Ramses IV’s Tomb –
with starry ceilings and ancient graffiti, offering a vivid sense of history.
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Luxor East Bank
Marvel at the vast Temple of Karnak, with its awe inspiring Hypostyle Hall, and the elegant Temple of Luxor, once linked by the Avenue of Sphinxes. Within its grounds stands the Mosque of Abu’l Haggag, a symbol of continuity between ancient and modern faith.
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City Tour by Horse Carriage Ride
through Luxor’s streets in a traditional carriage, taking in the charm of Thebes’ ancient ruins.
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Abydos Temple –
sacred to Osiris, with exquisite reliefs and the famous King List.
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Denderah Temple of Hathor –
dedicated to the goddess of love and music, with beautifully preserved chapels and rooftop sanctuaries.
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Esna Temple of Khnum –
a Greco Roman masterpiece with soaring columns and intricate hieroglyphs.
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Hot Air Balloon Over Luxor
Float gently above the West Bank of Luxor as sunrise paints the Nile Valley in golden light. From the sky, timeless wonders unfold—the Valley of the Kings, the grand temples of Karnak and Luxor, and the towering Colossi of Memnon.
Beyond the monuments, you’ll see fertile fields, palm groves, and village life below, offering a serene panorama where history and daily life meet. This unforgettable journey reveals Luxor as the world’s greatest open air museum from a breathtaking new perspective.
