Day tour to Luxor from Marsa Alam. For half a millennium, the Valley of the Kings in Luxor was used for the burial of pharaohs.

If you have never been to Luxor, then we advise you to choose this option of travel. It`s the most complete of all. In addition to the standard list of places such as the Colossi of Mnemon, the Hashepshut Temple, the Valley of the Queens, you will see another important landmark, the Valley of the Kings. This is a place where for 500 years tombs were dug in the rock to bury the pharaohs of the 18th-20th dynasty and all the most important people. At this moment, 63 tombs have been found in the valley (from small rooms to huge complexes with 120 rooms). You can visit three of them. The walls of the tombs of the pharaohs are decorated with scenes from Egyptian mythology. These images provide the key to unraveling the faith and funeral rites of the time.

What should you take:

• passport or photocopy
• sun hat!
• warm clothes (it’s cold under the air conditioner)
• money for souvenirs
• camera or power bank for mobile
• a lot of water (very hot in summer)
•  packed lunch (order at the hotel)
• travel pillow for your neck

You`ll see:

• The City of the Living and the City of the Dead
• Kings Valley
• Enter the three tombs
• Queen’s Valley
• Temple of Queen Hatshepsut
• Colossi of Memnon
• exhibition of stone products
• a trip on the Nile by boat (paid additionally)
• visit to Banana Island 10€
•  a buffet at a restaurant on the banks of the Nile, for lunch

The cost of the trip already includes all entrance tickets, transfer from the hotel and back,  visiting any three tombs (except Tut Ankh Amon), lunch at a restaurant, english or russian language speaking gide.

Not included:  visit to Tut Ankh Amon’s tomb, visiting banana island.

Luxor with the Valley of the Queens is a great opportunity to see one of the most ancient cities in the world. The Egyptians in ancient times called it Wasset (scepter), and now in translation it sounds “Place of many palaces.” You will visit the Karnak temple complex, which is the richest well of artifacts, there are more than a hundred temples on its territory, so it is popularly called the “temple of a hundred gates”. There are temples to the god Amon Ra, his son Hons, and his wife Mut. They are all a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also, on the territory there is a statue of a “scarab beetle”, fulfilling wishes. There is a belief that you need to make the most important wish, go around the statue 7 times clockwise and it will be completely fulfilled! Do not miss the chance to visit the most culturally interesting city and at the same time fulfill your wishes.

What should you take:

• passport or photocopy
• sun hat!
• warm clothes (it’s cold under the air conditioner)
• money for souvenirs
• camera or power bank for mobile
• a lot of water (very hot in summer)
•  packed lunch (order at the hotel)
• travel pillow for your neck

You`ll see:

• Queen’s Valley
• Temple of Queen Hatshepsut
• Colossi of Memnon
• exhibition of stone products
• a trip on the Nile by boat (paid additionally)
• visit to Banana Island 10€
•  a buffet at a restaurant on the banks of the Nile, for lunch

The cost of the trip already includes all entrance tickets, transfer from the hotel and back, lunch at a restaurant, english or russian language speaking gide.

Excursion Dendera and Luxor is an opportunity to visit the important historical temples in one day. Free transfer, inshurance, no prepayment.

By choosing this excursion, you will visit two historical cities of Luxor and Dendera, the latter famous for its Temple complex, which was built of sandstone. Inside is a huge Hypostyle Hall with 24 columns crowned with images of the goddess of love and heaven, Hathor. Astronomical scenes are depicted on the ceiling, and on the walls – a description of the royal visit to the temple. On the roof of the temple there were several small sanctuaries of Osiris, it was there that the unique zodiac and solar disc were discovered. The temple is also famous for the interesting Dendera lamp bas-reliefs.

You will also have the opportunity to visit the city of Luxor, ride a boat on the Nile River, which divides the city into 2 parts. Their names are very symbolic. In the east is the “City of the Living”, where the pharaohs lived and erected their temples. In the west – the “City of the Dead”, where all the burial temples and tombs, carved right in the mountains, were located.

What should you take:

• passport or photocopy
• sun hat!
• warm clothes (it’s cold under the air conditioner)
• money for souvenirs
• camera or power bank for mobile
• a lot of water (very hot in summer)
•  packed lunch (order at the hotel)
• travel pillow for your neck

You`ll see:

• temple of the goddess of love Hathor
• sculptural Dendera zodiac
• Karnak temple
• lunch at the restaurant

The cost of the trip already includes all entrance tickets, transfer from the hotel and back, lunch at a restaurant, english or russian language speaking gide.