Day 1  El Quseir-luxor

We will pick you up at 05:00 from your hotel in a private air-conditioned car and take you to Luxor on an overnight trip to Luxor from the palace. Upon your arrival you will meet your private tour guide who will join you here:

Karnak Temple, Karnak, Egypt:

Karnak is one of Egypt's most popular sites to admire. It is the largest temple complex built by man on discovery and represents the achievements of many generations of ancient expeditions and pharaohs. In fact, Karnak Temple consists of three main temples, smaller enclosed temples, and two outer temples on 247 acres of land.
Breakfast will be served at the local restaurant in Luxor. Nile River Bridge by small boat, then boarding:

Valley of the Kings:
The Valley of the Kings is the final resting place of Egypt's rulers from the Eighteenth Dynasty to the Housewife, home to tombs including the great Ramesses II and the young pharaoh Tutankhamun.
The tombs were filled with all the banking services a ruler might need in the next world. Things are still well preserved inside the tombs.
Hatshepsut Temple:
It is one of the most beautiful and best preserved temples of ancient Egypt. The work is built on three levels of two broad slopes in a central location that connect to a large degree.
Statue of Menon:
Two huge giant survivors of King Mahotep III are the only remains of the complete mortuary temple. It was transported 700 km to the quartz sandstone palace found in Cairo and then transported away

In the evening you can access the optional sound and light show at Karnak: The show begins with an introduction covering the birth of the city of Thebes and the construction of the Karnak Temple. The creativity narrates the new achievements of some of the great pharaohs while enjoying a wonderful and poetic description of the artistic treasures and great heritage that the Karnak Temple embodies.


Among the most obvious beginnings is in the Nile Palace, Luxor.

     

Day 2: Luxor- Cairo -El Quseir

Departing to Cairo from Luxor via EgyptAir at 05:50, from Luxor arriving in Cairo at 07:00. New, you will visit the pyramids of Giza. Children, Khafren and Mykerinos. After seeing the famous pyramids, you can reach the borders of the valley. While doing so, you can look closely at the Sphinx - the guardian to which the huge funerary complex connects with the body of the lion and the head of King Chephren.
   If the customer prefers to go inside the museum, the boat museum or the small children's museum, but both tours are not included in the price tour, then continue your daily journey to the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities. It displays the largest and most valuable piece of Egyptian art in the world.

It displays a rare collection of 250,000 authentic original objects dating back 5,000 years, including an exclusive exhibition dedicated to Tutankhamun - the collection of treasures and gold that were buried in his tomb 3,500 years before he was buried. It was discovered in 1920 when his grave was excavated.

     After that we will experience Tahrir Square, where the Egyptian Revolution began in 2011. Your tour ends with transfer to your hotel.

At the end of your tour in Cairo, we will head to Cairo Airport to depart for Hurghada, arriving at Hurghada Airport at approximately 20:00, then you will be transferred to your hotel in a short hotel.

    

Inclusions:

• All transfers mentioned in the above itinerary
• Flight ticket {Luxor/ Cairo - Cairo / Hurghada }.
• All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle.
• English Tour guide, language as required.
• Day Tour in Cairo including Pyramids and Egyptian Museum
• Day Tours in Luxor including Karnak and West Bank
• Lunch meals during the tours.
• Entrance fees for the mentioned sightseeing
• one night stay at Nile Palace Steigenberger (B.B)
• Lunch during excursions
•  Domestic flight Hurghada / Cairo / Luxor
• Private transfer from Luxor to El Quseir
• All Service charges & taxes

Exclusions:

• Any extras
• Personal expenses
• Sound and light show
• Tipping
• Dinner in the hotel

Please remember to bring:

•  Hat 
• sunglasses
• Suncream
• Copy of passports
• Breakfast
• We advise you to order a breakfast box from the hotel because of the early departure

Options

• The Tomb of King Tutankhamun will cost 300 L.E  Extra P.p
• Ramesses VI  will cost  150 L.E Extra
• the Tomb of Seti I will cost 1300L.E Extra
• photography ticket for the king's valley cost 300 L.E
• Camel ride   25 $ per person
• Felucca Ride 15 $ per person
• Horse Carriage ride 15 $ per person

 

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What is Luxor and Aswan famous for?

Luxor and Aswan are two cities in Upper Egypt known to be home of intact ancient Egyptian temples that date back almost 4,000 years ago.Feb 15, 20

Why is Luxor so famous?

As Thebes, it was the capital of the ancient kingdom; today Luxor is known as the world's greatest open-air musuem, home to some of Egypt's most famous temples, tombs and monuments.

How long does it take to see Luxor?

two days
It's often deemed the world's most impressive outdoor museum, and for good reason. It's where you'll discover an abundance of tombs, monuments, temples, and ruins. To avoid feeling rushed, you'll need at least two days to explore Luxor and its treasures.
 

Is it safe to walk around Luxor?

Is it safe to walk around Luxor? Yes, Luxor is safe to walk around. The best walkable area is the immediate vicinity of the Luxor Temple and the souk, and between the ferry landing and the hotels on the West Bank.

How expensive is the Luxor?

For the best room deals at Luxor Hotel and Casino, plan to stay on a Monday or Sunday. The most expensive day is usually Thursday. The cheapest price a room at Luxor Hotel and Casino was booked for on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $40, while the most expensive was $632.