Our private tour guide will come and pick you up in a private air-conditioned car in the early morning hours. As the next step, you will go to Luxor to visit the most popular tourist attractions, such as:

The Karnak Temple: The site where the skies send their graces to this sacred earth; the temple is the structure that was erected 4000 years ago over a vast area of 247 acres. Three are the primary temples, and several contain outside temples. For more than 1500 years, this structure has been the world's largest religious building created by humans, which has been the epicenter of worship to the Theban triad that includes Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. II. Next, you will continue your

The Luxor Temple: The temple was built in 1400 BCE during Pharaoh Amenhotep III's rule. It is alternatively named "Ipetresyet," which means the southern sanctuary.

The temple of God Amun, who is rehabilitating the kingship, was built and holds several festivals, including the Opet festival, among others.

“Lunch meal: You will be taken to an island by boat where the dinner will be served.

Then you will have a break and be free to enter a 5-star hotel. Then, in the evening, you can watch the Sound and Light Show At Karnak.

The restored monuments highlight the city's rich history and the development of the temple. Giant pharaoh statues showcase ancient Egypt's enduring legacy, with the Karnak Temple's grandeur still captivating visitors.ld.

Then you will go to the hotel to spend the night.

After having breakfast and checking out from the hotel, you will be transported in a private air-conditioned car, accompanied by your private tour guide, to visit the sights of the west bank of Luxor.

The Valley of the Kings

The masterminds of the New Kingdom (1570–1050 BC) are honored, and there are 63 tombs of nobles and some of the New Kingdom's famous kings and queens. The vast maze of tombs constructed beneath the earth's crust was equally impressive in bringing to life the day's different religious beliefs and practices.

The top of the Hatshepsut Temple is the most interesting place to visit.

The Hatshepsut Temple

This once-tattered and shredded temple still reflects the original splendor, preserving its opulent beauty marvelously, courtesy of the great ruler Hatshepsut and their divine patron, the creator god Amun. The Artefact in GoldQueen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) is a stunning golden artifact made to remember the great Queen with the respect and backing of the deity Amun, the creator god known to few.

The Colossi of Memnon

The two damaged statues are the Colossi of Memnon, a standing element next to the entrance of Luxor. These statuettes represent the ultimate virtues. The structure was constructed during the reign of King Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC). Over time, it was built in a certain way so that the Milky Way and the Nile River could be seen reflecting on it.

Lunch Meal : Finish your day eating your lunch meal at a restaurant in Luxor.

Finally, our representative will take you back to your hotel in Hurghada.