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Luxor day trip from Marsa Alam ,Luxor, a city divided by the majestic Nile into the East and West Bank, is an exclusive open-air museum of pharaonic proportions. EL Karnak, the largest ancient religious site known anywhere in the world, is a testament to the impressive legacy of the mighty pharaohs. This is not just a trip, it’s a unique opportunity to identify yourself with unrivalled history.
Marsa Alam
Full day
Daily
From 95 € per person in group
120 € person for individual/private tour
Overnight trips are charged extra, depending on the number of travelers and the quality category of accommodation required, which ranges from standard to luxury, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Marsa Alam Taxi Services are happy to advice you!
Feel free to customize your experience in Luxor day trip from Marsa Alam by arranging an extra visit before you enter the Valley of the Kings. Our guide from Marsa Alam Taxi Services will be happy to accommodate your preferences and ensure you get the most out of your visit to Luxor.
Our representative will pick you up at 4 am from the hotel or resort in Marsa Alam.
Marsa Alam Taxi Services will take you to the mysterious and ancient city of Luxor on the Nile, previously known as the capital of Thebes. In between the visits of the East Bank and the West Bank, you will enjoy lunch at around noon in a local restaurant in Luxor on the East Bank, crossing the Nile by felucca.
The East Bank of the River Nile is home to the majestic site of Karnak, which we will take you on a guided tour of. This pharaonic complex is the largest in the world and houses various temples and ancient buildings that will take your breath away. The scenes at Karnak make for a very photogenic site.
After crossing the Nile, you will encounter the two Colossi of Memnon, who guard the ruins of the Amenhotep III Temple. Your next stop is the fabulous terraced Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the only female pharaoh before we reach the Valley of the Kings, the mysterious scene of many a tomb of ruling pharaohs.
