In the morning, you’ll be picked up from your location in Luxor to be transferred by a comfortable AC vehicle. In addition, an expert Egyptologist will accompany you throughout the entire journey.

Our first stop will be at the complex of Karnak on the east bank of Luxor. It is the most famous complex of temples because it comprises a lot of temples and precincts, built and enlarged by generations of pharaohs. You’ll explore the great temple of Amun and its great court, along with other monuments from different ages. But the interesting fact is that Karnak temple was once connected to the Luxor temple by a long avenue of sphinxes used during religious festivals.

Moving to the Luxor temple, you can see one of the best-preserved Egyptian monuments, which also reflects the legacy of many pharaohs. You’ll be lost in the mastery of its architecture, its towering obelisks, fine-sculptured statues, and rich wall reliefs. 

Before heading to the Luxor West Bank, you’ll enjoy a delightful lunch at a local restaurant that overlooks the temple of Habu. You’ll like the delicious local dishes and the authentic spirit of Egypt.

Upon arrival at the Luxor West Bank, you’ll visit the Valley of the Kings, the site where most royal tombs from the New Kingdom were found. You can visit three of the open tombs Valley of the Kings, not including the tombs of Tutankhamun and Seti I.

Then you’ll see the nearby temple of Deir el-Bahari, built by Queen Hatshepsut to serve as her funerary temple. It has a magnificent tiered design, embraced by the natural cliffs in a unique harmony. Also, the interior of the temple is remarkably astonishing, featuring wall reliefs that depict various religious scenes alongside a renowned trade expedition from the Queen’s reign.

Before leaving the Luxor West Bank, you’ll witness the colossi of Memnon, which represent King Amenhotep III because they once stood before his great mortuary temple.

At the end of our day tour, we’ll drive you back to your selected location in Luxor.