Overview

Visit all the highlights which are located in the west bank of Luxor in one day tour.

Lots of stories you are going to hear by our Egyptology tour guide. These gorgeous constructions keep on their walls the history of Ancient Egyptians, their myths, culture and language.

Highlights

• Relax with comfortable Modern air-conditioned transportation
• Visit valley of the kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, Colossi of Memnon
• Visit the Mortuary Temple of Ramesses II – Tombs of Nobles
• Dier El Madina – Valley of the Queens
• Enjoy the scenery of the agriculture, Mountains, and Nile river beside the historical sites
• Colorful pylons, Towers, Chapels, & ancient engravings
• Experience tailored to your preferences on a private tour
• Ancient legends & mythology that bring the site back to live
• Qualified Egyptology Guide with a real Egyptology Degree

Itinerary

In the morning, your Egyptology guide will pick you up from your hotel  in order to reach the West bank of Luxor: the first step of your day.

Valley of the Kings.

A symbol of pharaohs’ glory. This valley was chosen by the pharaohs to be their royal necropolis after the Pyramids of the Lower Egypt were stripped of their treasure.

The site contains 63 tombs excavated in the rock of the mountain; the most famous one is that of the young king Tutankhamun.

The Memorial Temple of Hatshepsut.

An impressive cliff will not miss to captivate your eyes. But it’s at the foot of this masterpiece of nature that remains the real wonder: Hatshepsut temple.

The external architecture match perfectly with the refined cliff, the building seems to have been sculpted into the rock. Once inside the temple.

The Colossi of Memnon.

Massive, proudly standing, and the gaze fixed toward the Nile, the two colossi of Memnon were the guardians of Amenhotep’s memorial temple. 

Ramesseum temple.

The memorial temple of the famous king Ramses II or Ramses the great, contains remains of the colossus of King Ramses II, which is the most massive granite statue ever fashioned to such a high standard.

The worker’s village” Dier El Madina”

Home of artists, craftsmen, and workers who built and ‎ornamented the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings.

Tombs of the Nobles.

The burial place of some of the powerful courtiers of the ancient city, such as high-rank members of the government officials, scribes, and some powerful priests. It provides an irreplaceable directory of scenes from everyday life and also of funerary customs.

Valley of the queens.

Place of beauty” as it was known in ancient times, is the burial site of the royal wives and princesses of Egypt’s New Kingdom.

After the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel.