Guided Tour of Luxor and Karnak Temples - Photo 1
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Guided Tour of Luxor and Karnak Temples

On this tour, we'll visit two of the most spectacular temples in Egypt, the Luxor Temple and Karnak, separated by the Avenue of the Sphinxes, three kilometres long. Itinerary. Pickup will be from your hotel or boat at 7 pm, followed by a trip to...

  • 4 hours
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On this tour, we'll visit two of the most spectacular temples in Egypt, the Luxor Temple and Karnak, separated by the Avenue of the Sphinxes, three kilometres long.

Itinerary

Pickup will be from your hotel or boat at 7 pm, followed by a trip to the east bank of Luxor, known in ancient times as Thebes, the capital during the pharaonic period.

The first destination will be the Temple of Karnak, the largest in Egypt, with a perimeter of 2,400 metres. It was constructed over 2,000 years by 67 pharaohs and dedicated to the sun god Ra.

The second stop will be the Luxor Temple, the most significant monument in Luxor and the second largest temple after Thebes. Its construction involved various Pharaohs, including Ramses II and Ramses III, and was completed in the 20th century B.C., dedicated to the god Amun.

The tour will conclude with a return to your hotel or boat.

Pickup

This activity includes pickup and drop-off at hotels and boats in Luxor on the eastern banks (Right side) of the River Nile. Return will be to the same location.

If your hotel or boat is on the western banks (left side) of the River Nile, a meeting point will be confirmed on the eastern side.

Included

  • Hotel or boat pickup and drop–off from the eastern banks of the Nile River
  • Transport in air–conditioned vehicle
  • English–speaking guide
  • Tickets to all temples visited

Tips

  • Accessibility: Yes, imperative to point out when the booking is made

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