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150 Reviews In the west bank of the river (following religious believes, tombs were allays built in the west bank) a common arid valley between two hills is being dug meter by meter, because it was the location...
201 Reviews On left side of the Hypostyle Hall, there is an exit that will lead to the Open-air Museum. There is also an exit point at the Great Court where you can access this site. This museum requires a...
147 Reviews On the day I went to the Luxor Temple, mistakenly I thoguht the mosque on the site which is near the town square was the entrance. So entered. Not only that, because I was trying to avoid this tout...
115 Reviews Egyptians had an elaborate set of burial customs which, according to their beliefs, were necessary to ensure their immortality after death. During different periods and kingdoms, the customs have been...
29 Reviews Price was 60LE for 1hr at sunset after some bargaining. Captain's name was this young guy called Mohammed and boat name was Shangri-La - out look for the Bob Marley picture on the the main sail - his...
71 Reviews Generally called Memnon's colossi, this two big statues is what remains from Amenhotep's temple built in the 14th century BC. Noises caused by he wind or evaporation in the rock gave the statues a...
17 Reviews Moving to visit the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut Widely considered one of the "incomparable monuments of ancient Egypt", the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is located beneath the cliffs at Deir el...
24 Reviews A great way to see the Valley of the Queens is to hire a balloon and see it from above. It is a spectacular site from above and should not be missed. For over two centuries, since its beginnings in...
18 Reviews As I mentioned earlier, Anne and I were very impressed with the tombs of the Nobels which are home to the best “reliefs” and hieroglyphics depicting daily life. In the valley of the nobles the...
18 Reviews This Museum is a gem. It's not particularly large but it's very well presented in a modern style and the artefacts are clearly labelled in a very interesting and informative way ( unlike the labelling...
18 Reviews The workers that built the great tombs of the Pharaohs lived in a village not far from the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens. Many tombs have been discovered here. The workers tombs at Deir...
11 Reviews Known as the Ramesseum, the mortuary temple of Pharaoh Ramses II, who reigned for 67 years, is considered one of the most elaborate in the Necropolis of Thebes. The temple was built in the 13th...
buffjay Says: There is lots to do in Luxor and finding a tour operator you can trust is important. Everyone will want to organise your time in Luxor but trust the wrong...
solopes Says: Paintings are the most important detail in Madinet Habu. But don't be mislead - the temple itself, without the size and power of Karnak or Luxor temples, it is...
Stroll around the west bank promenade
June.b Says: I did the Luxor temple tour in the morning that day, then onto the Karnak temple, and I was left with ample time before the night falls to take the public ferry...
Sit in the park/square at night...
June.b Says: and watch the lcoal families relaxing during the cool evenings at the huge square (or circle) just beside the Luxor Temple complex. Sit on the grass, have a...
June.b Says: You've probably noticed that I've got several and so many things to say about Medinat Habu and so many pictures posted here, only because I enjoyed wandering...
Medinet Habu: Hypostyle Hall and Sanctuaries
June.b Says: When you passed through the second pylon and second court of the Medinet Habu, you'll be in an open area which used to be a hypostyle hall, with the roofing...
Medinet Habu: 1st Pylon and 1st court
June.b Says: I forgot but I think there are 2 pylons or gateways aside of course from the main gate at the Medinet Habu and likewise 2 impressive courts with equally...
Medinet Habu: Second pylon and 2nd court
June.b Says: The Medinet Habu is about 5kms away from the valley of the kings on the west bank side of Luxor. The temple is very well preserved and has a vast area second...
June.b Says: Entry fee = EGP30 to the Medinet Habu, located in the west bank and you may easily include this site along with your visit to the valley of the kings and queens...
June.b Says: Most people would visit the valley of the kings, queens, luxor and karnak temples and leave without seeing the Medinet Habu which in my opinion deserves a...
solopes Says: Madinet Habu was not included in my travel package, but after visiting three tombs in Kings Valley, the guide suggested us to replace the two missing tombs by...
al2401 Says: If you like ballooning or even if you have never tried - this is a once in a lifetime thing to do. I was picked up from the Nile boat on the East bank before...
Sights on the West Bank, Luxor
stewarth99 Says: You have to go to the temple at Medinet Habu, one of the most complete. The temple of Seti 1 is also worth going to see, it's on the main road but nobody goes...
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8 Reviews and 267 Opinions We had a fabulous time! We were pampered from top to bottom. I am feeling very relaxed. Excellent...
Maritim Jolie Ville Luxor Island Resort Luxor
5 Reviews and 1033 Opinions We have been lucky enough to say at the Jolie Ville about 6 times over the last 3 years and the...
9 Reviews and 241 Opinions This hotel has a great history and is still an incredibly imposing and impressive hotel complex and...
Reviews and photos of Luxor attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Luxor sightseeing.
When Anne and I travel we like to wander around the local street and simply take in the local way of life.Here in Luxor I spotted this young man rowing his...
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Q: Hi, Does anyone know the best (and most reputable) company that provides hot air balloon rides in Luxor at a reasonable price?...
A: $100 sounds reasonable to me, compared to other prices I've seen. I think I spent at least that much on a balloon ride in Tunesia several years ago. Personally, I'd be...
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We wokre up very early. It was tuesday's morning. Buss was waiting us near hotel. Our excursion to Luxor was started. At first we were going to the busses gathering place. A lot of busses were...
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We spent a week in Luxor mid Nov 2004. I found this a pleasant time of year with regards to the weather as it was hot but not overbearing - a dry heat, not humid. As it was their winter, it would get...
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Two-Thirds of Egypt's Ruins are Here
We choose our hotel on walk-in during the winter high season, confirming my belief that if any place can handle tourists in large numbers, Luxor is it. I walked to visit Luxor Temple in the late...
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Luxor probably the most interesting destination in Egypt. In this city, the former Thebes, some of the biggest and best preserved temples of the ancient times can be seen. Luxor is really three...
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Luxor is situated in 670 km to the south from Cairo and 70 km to the South from Qina (Qena). It has about 100 thousand inhabitants. Luxor is located on the right bank of the Nile. Nowadays silent and...
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