Experience the absolute best of Luxor in one comprehensive, unforgettable day.
This private Luxor East and West Bank tour is designed to cover all the must-see monuments, from the grand temples of the living to the sacred tombs of the afterlife.
You will explore the magnificent Karnak and Luxor Temples on the East Bank, icons of ancient glory.
Then, cross the Nile to the West Bank to walk through the Valley of the Kings and visit the stunning Temple of Queen Hatshepsut.
The day is perfected with an authentic Egyptian lunch at my family’s home, offering a unique cultural experience.
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Your day begins with an early morning pick-up from your hotel, where you’ll be greeted with a traditional welcome drink of Egyptian tea or fresh juice. We start our exploration on the East Bank at the magnificent Karnak Temple complex, home to 134 massive columns and one of the largest religious structures ever built. We then visit the stunning Luxor Temple, founded in 1400 BC, to see its beautiful statues and architecture.
Next, we cross the Nile to discover the world-famous Valley of the Kings, the final resting place for the greatest pharaohs of the New Kingdom. You will explore three amazing tombs, including the area near the stunning tomb of the young Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Afterward, we will admire the unique mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, majestically carved into the cliffs, before making a photo stop at the legendary Colossi of Memnon.
To conclude your incredible Luxor East and West Bank tour, you will enjoy a delicious, authentic Egyptian meal in our family home, a unique cultural experience in a warm setting. After lunch, we will transfer you back to your hotel, filled with the history and wonder of ancient Thebes.
Meals: Lunch
This tour covers a lot of ground with significant walking on uneven surfaces. Sturdy and comfortable footwear is a must.
The sun in Luxor is strong year-round. A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are crucial for your comfort and protection.
Photography is now allowed in most tombs with a mobile phone. A separate camera ticket may be required for professional cameras, and flash is always forbidden to protect the ancient art.
A: Yes, this is an action-packed day, but it is perfectly manageable. A private tour is the best way to do it, as having your own guide and vehicle makes the logistics very efficient and eliminates wasted time.
A: Instead of a standard tourist restaurant, you will be a guest in my family’s home. This offers a unique opportunity to taste authentic, home-cooked Egyptian food and experience genuine local hospitality.
A: Your ticket includes entry to three of the open tombs. Your expert guide will choose the best ones to visit on the day based on their condition and which are least crowded. The tomb of Tutankhamun requires a separate ticket.
