Explore the Best of Egypt with Luxor Tours: Your Ideal Day Trip

Explore the Best of Egypt with Luxor Tours

At the pickup point you select, your expert licensed driver arrives with an air-conditioned vehicle of the latest model and with the company of your expert Egyptologist.

Take your clean, cozy seat in the A/C vehicle to launch on your exclusive tour to the heart of ancient Egypt.

Embark on the Valley of the Kings;

Once arriving at the parking area, you leave the vehicle to walk through the bazaar area for around 100 meters, arriving at the visitor center. We book the ticket of the tombs and then take the electric car to the tombs. 

Let your Egyptologist tell you all about the mysteries of these tombs. Live their history once Inini had discovered the site—Inini was the engineer of Thutmose I, who was the first king to carve a tomb in the Valley of the Kings.

How did the ancient Egyptians build the Valley of the Kings? How did they carve the tombs with colorful inscriptions that are still alive today? What are the facts about the importance of these valleys? It was not just that it is a cemetery. Uncover with your Egyptologist the unique ideas of the pharaohs to build the Valley of the Kings.

The ancient Egyptian workers began to carve the king's tomb since he took the rule up to his death; get to know more with Golavita's Egyptologist.

After hearing the Egyptologist's explanation, you have the opportunity to choose which are the three perfect tombs to visit while your Egyptologist can recommend the best-ever tombs.

If you want to visit tombs that are with an extra charge, we can recommend the best ones.

Move to the Valley of the Nobels;

Immerse yourself not just in the ancient Egyptians' beliefs about the afterlife world but also in the heart of the details of ancient Egypt's daily life.

Your Egyptologist accompanies you to the Grape Cemetery, or Snefer Cemetery; look above you, the entire ceiling resembles bunches of grapes.

This pharaonic minister called Snefer had pictured in his tomb drawings from the heart of ancient Egypt’s daily life, his life with his wife and family, and engravings from the afterlife world as per the ancient Egyptians’ beliefs. 

Visit also the Tomb of Rekhmire, TT100; Rekhmire was a minister from the new dynasty. The tomb has a high ceiling.

The biography of this minister is drawn totally on the walls with complete wisdom and wonderful views of Pharaonic banquets and hospitality and all the handicrafts of ancient Egypt, from carpenters and goldsmiths, and a wonderful design of the ancient Egyptian luxury house.

Arrive at the Temple of Hatshepsut __ There is no temple that looks like this temple in ancient Egypt

The temple takes 2 parts; the first is built, which is the 3 terraces, while the second one is carved in the mountain and also represents 3 terraces. While the mountain hugs the temple, taking a half moon.

In this temple, you move to an era of a woman that ruled ancient Egypt for 23 years and had revived the trade for Egypt by establishing commercial relations with the country of Punt.

Cross through the cabin of Hathor, the Anubis cabin, the pregnancy spot, where you explore 3 methods that were used by the ancient Egyptians to know if the women were pregnant or not.

Lunchtime;

In a top-class restaurant, enjoy a high-quality lunch meal, savoring the tasty Egyptian food. In case you are a vegetarian, we take care of this point; just tell us.

Habu Temple: Best shots to take amid towering columns and giant pillars with vibrant, colorful inscriptions

It is one of the most beautiful temples that are located on the western side of the Nile. It is located near the Colossi of Memnon and was built by Ramses III.

Notice that the holy of the holies of the Habu temple is directly opposite the holy of the holies of Luxor Temple; let your Egyptologist tell you why this spot was holy for the pharaohs and uncover why this area was sacred. 

Explore why the inscriptions in this temple are uniquely carved deeply and how it was built.

Meet this temple that is inside Habu City that is dedicated to the 18th dynasty, including artefacts carrying the names of Thutmose I, Hatshepsut, Thutmose II, and Thutmose III.

Meet the tombs of the kings’ daughters, the stable where royal horses were raised, the holy lake still existing, and the statues of Sekhmet. You will also meet the holy lake and the remains of the royal palace. 

Drop-off Time of this Exclusive trip of Luxor Tours

By vehicle, you arrive at the drop-off point after taking the best photos ever amid the heart of ancient Egypt's majesty and living history and visiting the best of Luxor's attractions while feeling completely cozy.