2025 Luxor Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

🗺️🗺️ Travel Itinerary Day 1: Saladin Citadel → Egyptian Museum Day 2: Hurghada → Desert Adventure Day 3: Hurghada Orange Beach → Red Sea Diving → Hurghada Plaza Hilton Hotel Day 4: Karnak Temple → Luxor Temple Day 5: Luxor Hot Air Balloon → Hatshepsut Temple → Valley of the Kings → Nile River → JJ Jamaica Sailing Boat → Luxor Hilton Resort & Spa Day 6: Kom Ombo Temple Day 7: Abu Simbel Temple → Tolip Aswan Hotel Day 8: Philae Temple → Nubian Village in Aswan Day 9: Giza Pyramids → Grand Egyptian Museum → Khan el-Khalili → El Fishawy Cafe → Cairo Kempinski Nile Hotel 🌄 Must-see attractions: Egyptian Museum: Giza Pyramids: Khan el-Khalili: Saladin Citadel: Luxor Temple 📍 Tips:

When I set foot on the ancient land of Egypt, the mysterious atmosphere swept me into the torrent of history. When I walked into the Luxor Temple, the huge stone pillars towered into the clouds, with complex hieroglyphs and mythological patterns carved on them. The sunlight shone down, and the shadows of the stone pillars crisscrossed the ground, like the veins of time. These buildings, which have been eroded by wind and rain for thousands of years, still tenaciously tell the glory of ancient Egypt. In the Valley of the Kings, I explored the tombs where the pharaohs lay. The exquisite murals on the walls depict their achievements in life and their prayers for the afterlife. But when I stood in front of these magnificent tombs, I felt a little melancholy. The ancient Egyptian civilization was so brilliant, and the pharaohs spent their lives pursuing eternity, but they were eventually buried by time. I used to drift with the tide in the secular standards, pursuing those seemingly dazzling but actually empty goals. Now, I understand that life is short, and there is no need to be obsessed with illusions. In the days to come, I will cherish the present, and feel every moment of life purely, just like I am immersed in the history of Egypt at this moment. - 🗺️[My itinerary] Day 1: Arrive in Cairo and feel the unique atmosphere of the city, where ancient and modern intertwine. Day 2: Visit the Pyramid of Khufu in the morning, shop at the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar in the afternoon, and head to Sharm El Sheikh in the evening. Day 3: Visit the Old Market Mosque in the morning, and enjoy a relaxing time at the Farsha Cafe cliff bar in the afternoon. Day 4: Travel from Sharm El Sheikh to Luxor via Hurghada. Day 5: Explore the Valley of the Kings in the morning, and visit the Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple in the afternoon. Day 6: Take a hot air balloon ride over Luxor, then head to the Abu Simbel Temple, and arrive in Aswan in the evening. Day 7: Visit the Philae Temple in the morning, go to the Nubian Village in the afternoon, and watch the sunset on the Nile River in the evening. Day 8: Return to Cairo from Aswan and visit the ancient city of Egypt. Day 9: Visit the Egyptian Museum and the Citadel of Saladin, then head to the airport and end the trip.

7-Day Egypt Tour: Pyramids, Deserts, and the Nile River! Check out this guide to make sure you don't miss anything on your trip to Egypt! -------- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Cairo and explore ancient Egyptian civilization Arrive in Cairo in the morning. In the afternoon, you can choose to join a Cairo Old Town tour and stay in a high-star hotel. Day 2: Giza Pyramids > Sphinx > Egyptian Museum > Khan el-Khalili Visit the spectacular Giza Pyramids and experience the mysterious charm of ancient Egypt. Then, head to the Sphinx to admire the unique art of ancient civilization. Visit the Egyptian Museum to trace the footsteps of history. Finally, visit Khan el-Khalili to experience local life. Day 3: Philae Temple > Aswan Nubian Village Visit the historic Philae Temple and experience ancient Egyptian religious culture. Then, head to Aswan Nubian Village to experience the traditional life of the Nubians. Day 4: Abu Simbel Temples Spend the whole day immersed in the grandeur and mystery of the Abu Simbel Temples and experience the shock of ancient Egyptian civilization. Day 5: Karnak Temple > Luxor Temple Visit Karnak Temple and admire the magnificence of ancient Egyptian architecture. Then, head to Luxor Temple to explore the depth of ancient Egyptian religious culture. Day 6: Colossi of Memnon > Valley of the Kings > Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut > Medinet Habu > Nile River Visit the Colossi of Memnon and experience the exquisite art of ancient Egyptian sculpture. Visit the Valley of the Kings and unveil the mystery of the ancient Egyptian royal family. Visit the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut and learn about the legendary story of this great woman. Finally, head to Medinet Habu and the Nile River to experience the unique charm of ancient Egyptian civilization. Day 7: Transfer to Luxor Airport and end your Egypt tour According to your flight time, a dedicated driver will take you to the airport to end this unforgettable trip to Egypt. 🛬 -------- **Notes**: * 💶 The exchange rate between the Egyptian pound and the Chinese yuan fluctuates frequently. We recommend checking the rate in advance and exchanging local currency. * 🍴 Egypt has a wide variety of delicious food. Don't miss the rice sausage and shawarma, as well as the affordable street food kushirui. * 🚌 You can take a bus or taxi from Cairo Airport to the city. Remember to confirm the terminal information to avoid going to the wrong place. * 📇 You need a visa to travel to Egypt. Prepare a passport with at least 6 months of validity and related materials. -------- 🎉We hope you enjoy the mystery and magic of your trip to Egypt!

Experienced the Inca and Mayan civilizations Finally, I also appreciated the historical and cultural charm of ancient Egypt during the pharaonic era. Luxor is a city more worthy of spending a few more days than Cairo It is worthy of being the old capital of Egypt📸 Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, Luxor Temple, Temple of Queen Hathor, Colossi of Manon... Sail on the Nile River🚢 All this shocked me too much I can’t imagine how people in ancient Egypt transported huge stones from Aswan to Luxor along the Nile River🛕 Murals and seal cuttings, ancient Egyptian civilization is really fascinating~ The summer temperature in Egypt is as high as 45 degrees, so it’s still right to travel in winter 😂 The itinerary to Luxor is divided into east and west routes, each taking about half a day. In order to save time, we took the full-day itinerary of the East Route + West Route Very fun! Every place is worth seeing Admission to the Luxor Temple closes at 19:30 and does not close until 20:00 This time is very friendly to tourists~ But now in this season, it gets dark in Egypt after 17:00, so it’s better to go early. In addition, you can also take a hot air balloon ride in Luxor, in the Valley of the Kings~

Egypt travel guide is here! Explore mysterious Egypt for 11 days, discover the pyramids, and explore Luxor. Check out this super useful guide now! -- 🛫 Route suggestions: Day 1: Arrive in Cairo and start your mysterious Egypt tour🗿. Day 2-3: Travel from Cairo to Aswan, explore the beautiful Nile River🌅, and experience the charm of ancient Egyptian civilization. Day 4-5: Head to Luxor to explore the ancient temple ruins🏛️, then head to Hurghada to enjoy the seaside scenery🌊. Day 6-8: Enjoy three days of free time at the Red Sea resort🏖️. Day 9: Return to Cairo and revisit the charm of the Egyptian capital🌆. Day 10-11: Enjoy a free day in Cairo🕌, then end your wonderful journey and return to Shanghai🛬. -- Must-see attractions: 🏰 Pyramid of Khufu: A huge pyramid made of giant stones, with four isosceles triangles, spectacular! 🏛️ Egyptian Museum: Explore ancient Egyptian historical relics, and discover mysterious mummies. 🌶️ Khan el-Khalili: Smell the spices and experience the passionate Arabian style. 🦁 Sphinx: A human face and lion body, a mysterious symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization, don't miss it! -- 🧳 Travel preparations: 📞 Prepare an Egyptian SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a German standard adapter to charge your devices. 👕 The temperature difference in Egypt in December is large, so bring a thick coat and short sleeves. 🛂 Don't forget to apply for a visa, and make sure you have all the necessary documents. -- That's all for the Egypt tour. More mysterious corners are waiting for you to explore. Don't forget to leave your footprints👣!

1. Recommended attractions: Pyramids: The pyramids have stood the test of time and remain magnificent. They are one of the Seven Wonders of the World and the most mature representative of ancient Egyptian pyramids. Luxor Temple: There are many temples in Egypt, and we visited more than one, but I think Luxor Temple is the best! The carvings on the dome, walls, and stone pillars are well-preserved and exquisite! Desert starry sky: In Siwa, watching the stars and sunset in the desert is a romantic experience. You can choose to go on the first evening, so you have more flexibility on the second day. Sahara Desert: We didn't have time to see the sunset and starry sky in the desert. Our guide said he would take us to some niche places. Near the footprint site, we saw a wild rabbit. We were so excited that we shouted and forgot to take a photo. - 2. FAQs: 1. Egyptian pound exchange rate: I left Egypt on April 15, and the exchange rate was 1:6.5. There is no black market exchange rate now! 2. Tickets: Only Visa cards are accepted. If you don't have one, try to find a Chinese person to help! Don't ask locals to avoid unnecessary trouble! 3. Language: The built-in Apple translator is very useful! Google Translate is also an option. 4. Safety: I personally feel quite safe. Female travelers are advised to find a companion. After all, there are good and bad people everywhere. It's always good to be cautious. - 3. Tips for avoiding scams: ✅ If you don't plan to buy anything from the people selling souvenirs in scenic areas, don't respond to them or pay attention to them. These people are very persistent and hard to get rid of. ✅ There are many traps when riding camels at the pyramids. The price you agreed on may be increased halfway through or the other party may change their mind. They are very likely to go back on their word, so it's best to find a reliable person to negotiate the price. ✅ Some people will approach tourists in the name of helping them, being very enthusiastic and even speaking a few words of Chinese. Don't trust them. ✅ Never act alone, as many scammers will take advantage of the opportunity. Dress conservatively. Traveling in a group can greatly reduce the risk. ✅ Hotels in Egypt are not as good as those in China. They may be rated five stars, but the facilities are old and the towels and tissues are rough. Be sure to bring your own. ✅ Hotels in Egypt are not as good as those in China, but the five-star hotels we stayed in on our group tour were all good. Especially in Cairo, we stayed next to the pyramids. We could take photos with the pyramids at breakfast without the crowds. The location was great! The hotel also had a large garden, which I really liked.

|A trip you won't regret. Why do we yearn for Egypt? To see the mysterious pyramids, the scenery of the Nile, or the ancient legends passed down for thousands of years? From the pyramids to the Red Sea, from the pharaoh's tomb to the legendary hotel, every journey in Egypt seems to travel through thousands of years, touching the ancient and great civilization with your own hands. · ✨10 reasons why you must travel to Egypt · 1️⃣ Giza Pyramids and Sphinx Standing at the foot of one of the wonders of the world, the pyramids, and witnessing these majestic and shocking ancient buildings, you will feel the greatness and mystery of ancient Egyptian civilization. · 2️⃣ Egyptian Museum Located in Cairo, it houses countless treasures, including Tutankhamun's golden mask. Each exhibit tells the glorious history of ancient Egypt. · 3️⃣ Valley of the Kings, Luxor Many pharaohs rest here. Walking into this tomb complex is like entering a time tunnel, exploring secrets sealed for thousands of years. · 4️⃣ Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple Egypt has many ancient temples, most of which are large in scale and well-preserved. The magnificent buildings and huge stone pillars of these two temples will let you truly appreciate the splendor and exquisite craftsmanship of ancient Egyptian architecture. · 5️⃣ Dendera Temple A niche but charming site. The well-preserved murals are colorful and vivid, depicting the ancient Egyptians' understanding and worship of astronomy and the universe. · 6️⃣ Saladin Citadel Overlooking the city from the Saladin Citadel in Cairo, or strolling through the Islamic Old City, visiting the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, and experiencing the local life and Arabian style. · 7️⃣ Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor A former royal palace on the east bank of the Nile, where many celebrities have stayed. Witnessed the birth of Agatha's famous work "Death on the Nile." Stay here and enjoy the fusion of luxury and history. · 8️⃣ Stroll along the Nile Take a non-powered sailboat on the Nile, enjoy the scenery on both sides of the river in the breeze, and experience the way of life of Egyptians for thousands of years. · 9️⃣ Hurghada Red Sea Diving A paradise for diving enthusiasts, with the blue Red Sea and colorful coral reefs. Discover another magical world in the clear sea. · 🔟 Breakfast in front of the pyramids Stay at the Mena House Hotel, which witnessed the signing of the Cairo Declaration. Wake up in the morning, the sun shines on the Giza Pyramids, and you can enjoy breakfast while looking at this magnificent wonder.

#DesertTravel #100TravelWays 🍂 "Luxor" is the former capital of ancient Egypt. It was prosperous and this place should be called a temple more than a temple. It is located next to the Nile River, the main river of Egypt. In the exhibition area, you will see the ruins of the temple, roofs, pillars, both complete and ruined. 🌳 "Luxor Temple" was built by Pharaoh Amenhotep III but was completed during the reign of Pharaoh Rameses II. You will see the statue of this pharaoh and Queen Nefertari in this temple. 🐪 The highlight of Luxor Temple is the pair of obelisks, but now you can see only one in Paris, France. The Egyptian government gave France 2, but because of their magnificence, size, and weight of 230 tons at that time, it took 6 years to transport/move/install... In the end, France accepted only one in the "Place Dela Concorde" square. 🍁 This temple can be visited both day and night. At night, there will be beautiful lighting decorations (recommended at night because it will be very hot during the day) 🍂 Entrance fee: 400 egp ⏱️ Opening and closing hours: 6.00 – 20.00 hrs.

#100waysoftravel Day 1: East Bank Highlights [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Karnak Temple Complex - The largest temple complex in Egypt, known for its massive columns and ancient statues. 2. Luxor Temple - A striking temple with an avenue of sphinxes and towering statues. 3. Luxor Museum - Displays a collection of artifacts, including mummies and statues, offering insights into Luxor's history. [Photo Spots] 1. Avenue of Sphinxes - Perfect for sunset shots. 2. Hypostyle Hall at Karnak - Features enormous columns with hieroglyphics. 3. Luxor Corniche - Scenic views along the Nile, especially at sunrise or sunset. Day 2: West Bank Exploration [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Valley of the Kings - Tombs of ancient pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, with detailed wall paintings. 2. Temple of Hatshepsut - A terraced temple built into the cliffs, dedicated to Egypt’s female pharaoh. 3. Colossi of Memnon - Two massive statues of Amenhotep III. [Photo Spots] 1. Hatshepsut Temple Terrace - Great panoramic views. 2. Valley of the Kings Entrance - Dramatic mountainous backdrop. 3. Colossi of Memnon - The enormous statues providing great photo opportunities. Day 3: Dendera Temple and Hot Air Balloon Ride [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Hot Air Balloon Ride - Enjoy a sunrise ride over Luxor for spectacular views of the Nile and the temples. 2. Dendera Temple Complex - An hour from Luxor, known for its colorful carvings and the Zodiac ceiling. 3. Temple of Hathor - Located within Dendera, famous for its detailed ceiling and carvings. [Photo Spots] 1. Hathor Temple Ceiling - Beautiful carvings and zodiac signs. 2. Hot Air Balloon Views - Capture sunrise over Luxor. 3. Dendera Temple Rooftop - Panoramic views of the surrounding area. [Must-Try Food] 1. Mahshi (stuffed vegetables) and Moussaka Restaurant: Sofra, a traditional Egyptian restaurant with a charming rooftop terrace serving classic dishes in an authentic setting. 2. Tagine (lamb or chicken with vegetables) Restaurant: Al-Sahaby Lane Restaurant. Located on a rooftop overlooking the Nile and Luxor Temple, offering a mix of Egyptian and international dishes with great views. 3. Koshari (rice, lentils, pasta, and spicy tomato sauce) Restaurant: El Hussein, a popular spot known for its affordable and hearty Egyptian street food, especially Koshari. Accommodation Recommended Area: Near the Nile River (Scenic views and access to both banks) Hotel: Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor Address: Corniche El Nile St, Luxor City, Luxor, Egypt Tips: 1. Start Early: To avoid the heat and crowds, start your day early, especially for outdoor sites and the hot air balloon ride. 2. Stay Hydrated: Bring plenty of water and wear sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes. 3. Hire a Guide: A knowledgeable local guide can greatly enhance your experience at Luxor’s historical sites. #egypt #egypt_where_history_started #egypt2024 #history

#100waysoftravel Had an amazing balloon ride over Luxor, Egypt! Watching the sun rise over the Nile and ancient temples was absolutely unreal 🌅 🌍 Amazing Views: Floating above the Valley of the Kings and the green fields along the Nile was breathtaking. Seeing these ancient sites from up high was something else! 🏺 ☀️ Sunrise Moment: The sunrise was the best part. The way the light spread across the desert and temples was so beautiful—it felt like a movie scene ✨ 💨 Why I Loved It: The whole experience was so peaceful and relaxing. Drifting above such a historic place was something I’ll never forget. If you’re ever in Luxor, definitely do a balloon ride. It’s a must-do! 🎈 #Luxor #BalloonRide #SunriseViews #AncientEgypt #NileRiver #TravelEgypt

👣 Egypt 🇪🇬 🔥Is Egypt dangerous? The most frequently asked question is, I have also traveled independently in Europe and America, and I feel that Egypt is more secure than Europe and America. When traveling independently in Europe and America, I often feel that some people should be kept as far away from them as possible, but I don't feel this way in Egypt. It may have something to do with the Islamic beliefs. The restrictions are quite strict. Stealing, robbing and drinking are not allowed. It is generally safe to walk on the streets in Egypt. We even run around at night. 🔥Is it easy to be cheated in Egypt? I think it's okay. When buying things or itineraries, remember to compare prices from different stores and bargain. The upper and lower limits of the prices quoted by Egyptians are very high, so you should have a price in mind. If you don't pay, they won't do anything to you. If you rent a car or a horse-drawn carriage, remember to negotiate the price before getting on the car, and pay at the destination to make sure they will take you to your destination carefully. If you are worried, record a video or audio for evidence. Egyptians sometimes automatically increase the price for various reasons. Don't Pay attention to them and give them as much as they are told at the beginning. 🔥Will it cost a lot of money to travel to Egypt? I will directly list the expenses of this trip for your reference. We didn’t save much during the whole trip and we experienced all the necessary food and entertainment. Total cost: about 72000 TWD International flight tickets: about 38,000 TWD Domestic flight tickets: about 7,000 TWD (Cairo->Luxor + Hurghada->Cairo) Accommodation: 6 nights, about 15,000 TWD Itinerary: About 5500 TWD (Pyramids charter + Black and White Desert + Hot Air Balloon + Dendera Temple charter + Hurghada snorkeling and watching dolphins) Others: Food + souvenirs + Uber + tips + miscellaneous expenses about 6500 TWD Prices in Egypt are very low. A bottle of water in a roadside grocery store costs 5 Egyptian pounds (about 3 TWD). There are no price tags on roadside grocery stores. You have to ask the clerk directly. Some grocery stores charge tourists double the price of locals. It’s still cheap though. Carrefour has price tags and things are very cheap. I remember a 330ml can of Coke was about 7 TWD. I almost drank one can a day as if it were water. You can buy the network card in Egypt. We bought Vodafone and Etisala. There were sections in the black and white deserts where we couldn't get the signal, but the signal was very stable in other places. #egypt #self-guided tour #Luxor #hot air balloon #Nile River #sailboat #Valley of the Kings #100 ways to travel

#summerdestinations Step back in time and marvel at the grandeur of Luxor Temple, one of Egypt's most iconic ancient sites. Located on the east bank of the Nile, this stunning temple is a testament to the rich history and architectural brilliance of ancient Egypt. ✨ Why You’ll Love It: 🏺 Historic Significance: Luxor Temple dates back to around 1400 BC and was a central place of worship and ceremony for ancient Egyptians. 🌅 Incredible Architecture: Admire the towering columns, colossal statues, and intricate carvings that tell stories of ancient pharaohs and gods. 🌙 Nighttime Beauty: Visit in the evening to see the temple beautifully illuminated, creating a magical atmosphere that’s perfect for photography. 🌍 Cultural Landmark: Luxor Temple is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, “Ancient Thebes with its Necropolis,” making it a must-see for history enthusiasts. 📸 Perfect Photo Ops: Capture stunning images of the grand entrance, the Avenue of Sphinxes, and the impressive obelisks that stand proudly at the temple’s entrance. 📍 Where: Luxor Temple, Luxor, Egypt Discover the timeless beauty and historical significance of Luxor Temple, a true gem of ancient Egyptian civilization. 🌟 #LuxorTemple #AncientEgypt #Luxor #WorldHeritage #History #TravelEgypt

Walking into the Egyptian temple It's like traveling through a time tunnel The breath of history is within reach The era full of magic and power is within reach Here, time loses its meaning Only endless mystery and beauty remain Figure 1-7: Temple of Philae On Agilkialsland, you need to take a ferry to get there. From a distance, it looks like a mirage floating on the Nile River. The azure blue water surrounds the temple, and every part is as beautiful as a fairy tale. The temple was originally on Philae Island, but due to the Aswan Dam, it was cut into 45,000 large stones and assembled on the current island. Isis, the goddess of love, wisdom and fertility, was worshipped here. She searched all over Egypt just to find the body of her husband Osiris which was separated from his head. The moving stories are presented in the murals and hieroglyphs, connecting with the soul Figure 8-11 Abu Simbel Temple The wise and capable Pharaoh Ramses II carved the temple to publicize his achievements and love for his wife. Ancient craftsmen were able to use the calendar to calculate so that the sun god's beam of light would shine into the temple on the pharaoh's birthday and coronation day. The temple was moved in later generations, and scientists can no longer accurately present the miracle of light of the sun god. In the mural, Nefertari, the queen of Ramses II, caresses her husband who has returned victoriously, with deep affection. After the queen died, Ramses II wrote an epitaph: "The sun shines for her, my love for her is unique, no one can match her, because she is the most beautiful of all. She has stolen my heart when I passed by her." The beauty of love transcends time and space. Figure 12-13: Karnak Temple It is part of Thebes (now Luxor), the capital of Egypt during the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom, and the center of worship of the sun god Amun. The Ram Avenue at the entrance connects all the way to the Luxor Temple. The extraordinary buildings such as the pylon, sanctuary, hall, and obelisk all demonstrate the achievements of the pharaoh. The grandeur and magnificence of the 134 pillars in the Hypostyle Hall and the awe-inspiring feeling that shakes the soul are difficult to describe in words. I didn’t take many photos, not because it wasn’t beautiful, on the contrary, it was too beautiful, and I just wanted to remember the awe of the ruins in light and dark, and just wanted to appreciate the patterns and hieroglyphs. There are fierce wars, pastoral life, pharaohs and gods supporting each other, and tender love... This is a magnificent historical picture scroll Figure 14-16: Medinet Habu Temple of Ramses III It is relatively small, but the relief murals are extremely exquisite. The pharaoh defeated Libya, marched westward to Syria, made great military achievements, dealt with prisoners, and sacrificed to the god Amun. However, the building collapsed. This was the last golden age of ancient Egypt. Figure 18: Hatshepsut Temple (Hatshepsut) is another kind of shocking view when viewed from a hot air balloon. Time stops, history reappears, and we are still deeply awed

🌎In Egypt, every grain of sand tells a story of thousands of years, and every temple is engraved with the glory of ancient civilization. This is a dialogue between the soul and history, a magnificent journey through time and space. Follow me to uncover the mystery of Egypt and feel the shock and beauty from ancient times! ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Luxor→Edfu→Aswan→Abu Simbel 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Kinati Chariot-Temple of Hathor DAY2: Karnak Temple-Luxor Temple DAY3: Temple of Seti I in Luxor—Temple of Horus DAY4: Kong Ompo Temple DAY5: Abu Simbel Temples 🌸The total journey is about 661 miles, and the recommended travel time is about 5 days. It is suitable for history and humanities lovers. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Temple of Horus. Horus is one of the most important gods in ancient Egypt. He is usually described as an eagle wearing an Egyptian crown. The pharaohs of ancient Egypt regarded themselves as the incarnation of Horus. The whole temple is not very big, there is only one main temple, and there is an eagle-head statue of Horus outside the temple. ✔️Kong Ompo Temple. "Kon Weng Po" means "Golden City" in ancient Egyptian. Like other temples, it also has tall stone pillars and dilapidated temples that look desolate, but what makes it unique is that it has two gates. One gate was built specifically for the falcon god Horus, and the other was built specifically for the crocodile god, so the Kom Ombo Temple is also called the "Twin Temples". ✔️Abu Simbel Temple. This is a temple built by Ramses II to show off himself and attempt to extend his life into the afterlife. The temple has two majestic tower doors, a pillar hall with 48 huge stone columns, two wide courtyards and three sanctuaries. There are also lifelike paintings on the stone walls of the atrium. ☀️Whether it is the majesty of the temple or the mystery of the pyramids, Egypt tells that distant and glorious history in its own unique way. Come, bring your curiosity and spirit of adventure, and embark on this journey through time and space together, letting your soul fly freely in the civilization of ancient Egypt! #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Guests will be picked up from the hotel early in the morning (about 4-5 o'clock) in time to reach the sky to catch the dawn rays at the beginning of a new day. And you will have to stand in the same place throughout the entire journey, so prepare your filming equipment before departing from the ground. To date, there are more than 30 hot air balloons providing flights over Luxor. Flights are usually taken early in the morning and will be canceled if it is windy to ensure safety. The hot air balloon will fly along the west bank of the Nile River from north to south. Visitors will see the valley of the kings, the temple of Hatshepsut, the temple of Amenhotep III in the west. High above you will clearly see two strips of fertile green plains and a strip of barren desert. The Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep III, seen from above. Built during the 18th dynasty of the New Kingdom, there are still two large 18m high stone statues left. Because the temple is located quite close to the river, annual floods cause this area to be destroyed faster over time. Altitude depends on the wind, so sometimes you fly so low over the sugarcane fields that it feels like you can touch them, and other times you can fly so high above all the other balloons. The best time to travel to Egypt and experience hot air ballooning is from October to March every year, avoiding hot summers and many epidemics. After a journey of about 45 minutes, you will land below the field where there is a small tea table with some fruit and wine and a certificate issued by the tour company to congratulate visitors on completing the flight.

Karnak Temple is the largest temple in Egypt, dedicated to the god Amun-Ra, the goddess Mut, and the moon god Khonsu. 📍Luxor, Egypt 🚗Transportation: About 20 minutes from the city center, taking a taxi is very convenient, Careem or Indrive are recommended 🎫Ticket: 450 Egyptian pounds, cash is not accepted❗ ⏰Hours: 6:00-17:00, the tour takes about 1.5 hours ⚠️Tip: ①Paying tips in Egyptian pounds can be cheaper than using a card❗ ②For ticket purchase, locate Karnak, Luxor Governorate When you are in the temple, you feel the exchange between history and the present. The collision of historical splendor with modern civilization. Mystery and romance coexist here🥺

🛕Luxor is the site of the ancient city of Thebes. It has a huge group of temples and ancient cultural relics. It is known as an open-air museum and is a major scenic spot. Among them, the Luxor Temple attracts many tourists for its gorgeous light show 🛕The Luxor Temple has experienced many pharaohs. The towering obelisk is its biggest feature. It was built by Ramses II (yes, it was him again). There were originally two, and the other one ran to the Place de la Concorde in Paris. I don’t know whether to be happy or sad, but at least it is well preserved The light show at night makes the temple more magnificent. The ancient Egyptians are really amazing👍 #Egypt check-in attractions #Obelisk

I heard Egypt is a den of thieves, hmm! It stole my two sets of rooms❗️The left atrium and the right atrium🫀! The Egypt in history textbooks is not exaggerated Pyramids, temples🛕, pharaohs, thousands of years of civilization just unfold before your eyes~ Egypt—The big brother of the tourism industry, with world wonders, deserts🌵, and seas. This trip to Egypt really picks people! It specifically targets those with a budget of less than 1️⃣W! -------Classic 8-day Egypt Itinerary------- Day ①: Beijing Day ②: Beijing - Cairo - Luxor Day ③: Luxor Day ④: Luxor - Red Sea Day ⑤: Red Sea Day ⑥: Red Sea - Cairo Day ⑦: Cairo - Alexandria - Cairo - Beijing Day ⑧: Beijing - Warm Home -------Main Featured Attractions------- ◆The Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the eight wonders of the world, and the mysterious Sphinx; ◆The Egyptian National Museum📜, which houses artifacts and treasures from the Pharaonic era; ◆The most spectacular temple🛕 left by the ancient Egyptian Empire - Karnak Temple, visiting the temple light show at night is also a unique experience; ◆The giant granite column - Pompey's Pillar; ◆The world's first library📖 2000 years ago, containing many manuscripts of famous people - the Millennium Library; ◆Climb Banana Island to admire the magnificent scenery on both sides of the Nile🏞️; ◆The seaside resort - Red Sea🌊, with three or four layers of color, especially suitable for snorkeling; ◆Feeling the breeze of the Mediterranean, searching for the remains of the Lighthouse of Alexandria; ◆Montaza Palace Gardens, a summer retreat for the royal family, although only a part is open, but walking to the cactus🌵 area directly opposite, you can take cool life photos; -------Standards of Services for Clothing, Food, Accommodation, and Transportation------- 🛫Preferred Airlines: Fly directly from Beijing to Cairo with EgyptAir, with an additional domestic flight~ 🍤Gourmet Experience: Special grilled fish meal, roasted pigeon meal, pyramid view restaurant lunch~ 🏨Hotel Selection: Stay in local five-star hotels throughout the trip, with an upgrade to an international five-star hotel in Luxor~ 🐬Special Experience: Enjoy the Red Sea dolphin show, take a horse-drawn carriage night tour of Luxor Temple, a special Felucca sailboat trip on the Nile, and visit Khan El Khalili market to experience the local atmosphere~ Why do we recommend that you join a tour group for your first trip to Egypt❓ ×Different customs, easy for nationals to fall into traps; ×Inconvenient transportation, exhausting and tiring itinerary; ×Without a guide, you can't truly understand Egypt by just skimming the surface

Driving 500 kilometers from Cairo, you reach Luxor, where the attractions are divided between the East and West Banks. A must-experience is the hot air balloon ride at dawn, which only cost us a little over 400 RMB for two people, making it the cheapest hot air balloon ride in the world. After landing on the West Bank, you can continue to visit the Temple of Habu and the Valley of the Kings, which are very conveniently located. The main attractions on the East Bank are the Karnak Temple and the Luxor Temple. The Karnak Temple is the prototype for temple parkour, remember to go in the morning, or else the huge columns will quickly be out of light; the Luxor Temple can be visited in the afternoon and evening, as it is lit up at night, creating a mysterious atmosphere. West Bank: Temple of Habu, Valley of the Kings East Bank: Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple Below is our entire half-month self-driving tour of Egypt. There are still many places we haven't visited, to quote an old saying: 'Those who have drunk from the Nile will return to Egypt.' And we will be back. day1: Arrive in Cairo—Egyptian Museum—Zawiyat Al-Hamra Twin Towers—Khan El Khalili Market day2: Giza Pyramid Complex day3: Drive from Cairo to Luxor day4: Karnak Temple—Luxor Temple day5: Hot Air Balloon over Luxor—Temple of Habu—Valley of the Kings day6: Drive from Luxor to Aswan—Afternoon Tea at Old Cataract Hotel—Nile River Sunset day7: Aswan round trip to Abu Simbel day8: Drive from Aswan to Hurghada day9-12: Vacation by the Red Sea in Hurghada, staying at an all-inclusive hotel day13: Drive back to Cairo from Hurghada day14: Cairo city walk—Hanging Church—Natural History Museum day15: Home

This hotel has over 4 stars on Google and has a beautiful environment. What attracted me most was the super large outdoor swimming pool. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to swim. 😅 As soon as I entered the hotel, there was a beautiful artificial lawn with cute mushroom decorations. The interior of the hotel has a high-ceiling design, and the top floor has stained glass with a blue base. I saw the sun god and scarab, and there were murals of Anubis in the lobby. There were different clocks from all over the world, as well as decorative giraffes and sofa areas. The blonde sister at the front desk was very enthusiastic and helped me take pictures. The hotel's bathroom facilities are well separated into wet and dry areas. The only drawback is that the shower head is a shower head, which may be a little inconvenient if you are used to taking a shower with a shower head. The room was clean, spacious and comfortable. The overall impression was good. No wonder the online star reviews were good. 📍Address: MJQJ+5F4, Al Gwazat, Gazirat Al Awameyah, Luxor, Luxor Governorate 1362002 Egypt ☎️Tel: +20 95 2356619 Check-in time: 14:00, Check-out time: 12:00 the next day #Overseas travel #travel #Accommodation recommendation #Egypt #beaches

Step into the world of pharaohs and kings at the Ramesseum, an awe-inspiring testament to ancient Egyptian grandeur. This colossal temple, dedicated to the mighty Ramses II, stands on the banks of the Nile. As you explore its majestic halls and towering statues, you'll feel the weight of history and the power of a bygone era. The colossal seated statue of Ramses II, carved in stone, gazes across the centuries, reminding us of his enduring legacy. Wander through the ruins, and you'll uncover the stories of gods, battles, and the triumphs of a remarkable civilization. Location: Luxor (660km from Cairo) #localescapes

This was the activity that we were looking forward to the most! And it was EPIC!!! Just WOW WOW WOW!!! Getting up early and waiting to get the go ahead that they can start the balloons and get ready, all the anticipation was super exciting! And it did not disappoint! Don't miss out on a Hot Air Balloon ride over the temples of Luxor and a beautiful Sunrise with all the other hot air balloons in the air. Depends on the trip that you book but most if not all of the places will come pick you up at the hotel, put you on a motorboat on the Nile to get to the site and afterwards they drop you off at your hotel. I felt like a kid in a candy shop about this, it's really amazing don't miss out! #luxor #hotairballoonride #sunrise

#2023TravelWish #vianasjourney #awesomepic We visited Luxor temple as part of our Nile cruise trip. The Luxor temple is one of the main attractions of Luxor and is located in the middle of Luxor on the east bank of the Nile. The impressive statues and structures definitely makes this place worthwhile to visit. I would recommend visiting the temple during the evening, as the temperature cools down a bit. The lightened up statues during the evening paint an beautiful image. From the Luxor temple it is also possible to take a close look at the Avenue of Sphinxes that connects Luxor temple with the Karnak temple complex.

Karnak Temple I went there because I wanted to see the view in the first photo. It was a temple built to dedicate to Amun, the guardian deity of Thebes. Later, when Thebes became the capital of Egypt, Amun was syncretized with the sun god Ra and became the supreme god of the state, Amun-Ra, and attracted the worship of the people. At that time, the temple was the residence of the gods and the residence of the king who was in charge of rituals. It is said that it also served as a school to teach medicine, astronomy, and other subjects. There is a superstition that if you walk around the scarab (dung beetle) statue three times counterclockwise, your wish will come true. There are theories that depending on the number of times you walk around it, it will bring about love, marriage, prosperity in business, business, and financial luck. #WorldHeritage #KarnakTemple #Egypt #EgyptTrip #Luxor

Egypt, one of the four ancient civilizations that created human history, has a 7000-year-old civilization that is more brilliant and ancient than Chinese culture. I must go there once in my life and uncover the mysterious veil of history. · 🌈When visiting Egypt, be sure to check off these 7️⃣ things. 1️⃣Take a cruise to enjoy the sunrise and sunset on the Nile River. 2️⃣Take a hot air balloon ride in Luxor and overlook the Nile River and the Valley of the Kings from above. 3️⃣Visit the world wonder - the Egyptian pyramids of thousands of years. 4️⃣Take a special carriage tour of the magnificent temples of Amway and Edfu. 5️⃣Take a tour of the world-famous Egyptian Museum and admire the treasures. 6️⃣Cross the barren Sahara desert on a camel. 7️⃣Go to the Red Sea to enjoy the sunshine, 🏖️beaches, and waves. · ⛴️Route reference DAY1 Cairo DAY2 Cairo-Luxor DAY3 Luxor DAY4 Luxor-Cruise-Aswan DAY5 Aswan-Cairo 👉🏻Explore history and culture, and experience something new. 🌟Ancient civilization heritage: Pyramids, Sphinx, National Museum, Saladin Castle, Valley of the Kings, Luxor Temple, Abu Simbel Temple, Ancient Nubian Village. 🌈Romantic Journey: Hot Air Balloon, Red Sea Cruise

Luxor temple is located at Luxor city. There are many people to visit this temple (field trip for children, tourists and local people). There are many students who study about drawing and they are painting the structure of the temple. Their drawings are so beautiful and creative. At the entrance, you can see many birds (I guess they are pigeons) over there,so you can take picture while birds are flying. #mytripvlog #egypt #luxor

I met some people who said that it was the best of the ruins on the west side of the Nile (where the Valley of the Kings is located)! I could understand why. It was fun to look at the colonnades and murals that still had color. The price was 100 Egyptian pounds. You can get there by bicycle, and it's easier than going to the Valley of the Kings because there are no hills. However, if you follow the directions on Google Maps, you'll end up pedaling on a gravel road. Be careful of flat tires.

wow wow the Karnak Temple Complex, which is known as the Karnak Temple, is a group of temples, buildings and columns, where expansion and construction continued since the Pharaonic era, specifically the kings of the Middle Kingdom until the Roman era in Luxor in Egypt on the eastern shore. The temple was built for the divine trinity, Amun (Amun Ra in modern times), his wife, the goddess Mut, and their son, the god Khonsu; Each of them has a temple belonging to the Karnak temple complex. Sometimes tourists and non-specialists mean only the Karnak temple, the temple belonging to Amun i Amon Ra.#spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #infinitypool #mountainview