Luxor Package Day Tour: Explore Ancient Temples and Landmarks

Relish a professional pickup service at the point you select; have your clean, cozy seat in the private air-conditioned vehicle, and enjoy the warm welcome from your Egyptologist and the captain.

Enjoy a comfy driving tour to Karnak Temple on the east side of Luxor.

Karnak Temple Visit:

The temple includes 10 edifices, and more than 100 names of kings and queens are shared in building this temple in order to immortalize their names in this temple, which is considered the most important in ancient Egypt.

Cross through the unfinished edifice, the Taharqa Column, the largest hypostyle hall in the universe with 134 columns.

Besides visiting the Obelisk of Hatshepsut, the Holy of Holies, the Holy Lake, and the largest scarab found in Egypt.

Visit the Temple of Ptah; it is an ideal spot for meditation, and cross through the small church of Sekhmet; uncover the healing energy at these historical spots.

Luxor Temple Visit:

Your Egyptologist accompanies you to the entrance, open court, and meeting the obelisks; you are in the heart of Ramses II's era. 

At the rest of the temple, you will be in the era of Amenhotep III, including the divine birth chamber, where your Egyptologist uncovers for you the Amenhotep III's secrets that led him to be the formal king of ancient Egypt. 

Arrive at the shrine inside the Holy of Holies, depicting Alexander the Great with the god Amun; immerse yourself amid vibrant, colorful inscriptions.

Wander amid the dazzlements of the 4-pillar room; it is a room that is supported by four columns in which the inscriptions are still vivid in color, showing Amenhotep giving gifts to the gods. 

Leave the secrets you will meet between the kings and priests that take you to the heart of ancient Egypt, and go ahead to the west side of Luxor.

Lunch Time:

At a top-class restaurant, experience one of the most delicious Egyptian meals.

Valley of the Kings Visit: the last stage of the royal tombs' development 

On the same steps of Inini, arrive at these royal tombs at the Valley of the Kings. Inini was the engineer of Thutmose I and who discovered the site of the Valley of the Kings to be the spot of the royal tombs.

So, Thutmose I was the first king ordered to carve a tomb in the Valley of the Kings.

Once arriving at the site, we leave the vehicle in the car parking, and then we walk through the bazaar's area, which is about 100 meters, arriving at the visitor center, where we witness the architectural model for the whole area of the Valley of the Kings and where we book the tickets. 

Scan the ticket, and then we book the tickets of the electric cars to the entrance; you can visit 3 tombs out of 7 open tombs, plus there are 3 tombs with an extra charge.

Hear the Egyptologist's explanation, including how the ancient Egyptians had built these tombs, the accurate number of the builders, and other facts, like the king beginning to create his tomb from just accession to the throne and until death.

As soon as the workers know that the king was dead, they stopped working in the cemetery. They had only 70 days until the king’s mummification is completed, and once he is buried, the cemetery is never opened.

This Egyptologist recommends for you the best-ever tombs in this site for vivid and unique inscriptions.

Hatshepsut Temple Visit:

The distance between the Valley of the Kings and the Hatshepsut Temple is around 7 minutes.

It is a gift from history for the best photo session ever that will enrich your social media due to the uniqueness of this temple design, as the mountain itself, where the temple was carved, took the shape of half a moon, as if the mountain hugged it; no temple came before or after it with this design.

Three terraces are shown in front of this mountain, and three others have been carved into the mountain. 

Wander amid the mysteries of this woman who ruled ancient Egypt for 23 years and revived the trade for Egypt by establishing commercial relations with the country of Punt.

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

The Colossi of Memnon Visit: 

These statues are the second largest figures in ancient Egypt, with a height of 16 meters and a weight of 600 tons. 

Let your Egyptologist uncover for you how these statues had challenged the tough earthquakes to meet you today and how they transformed to be singer statues with amazing sound by the wind!

Uncover all the mysteries and take the best photos ever.

Relish a cozy drop-off service at the point you select by the air-conditioned vehicle after living great history and taking amazing photos at each site, creating outstanding memories while feeling relaxed with Golavita far away from any hassle.