Aswan Hotel Directory

Aswan Hotel Directory
Five-star hotels
Aswan Oberoi Hotel Aswan Island Alvantin - PO. 62 - Aswan (20) (97) 480 438 / 480439 / 480440
Isis Island Hotel Aswan Isis Island - Aswan (20) (97) 314 666 / 314667 / 314668
Hotel Suisse said Basma Aswan St. Hotels - Aswan (20) (97) 316 001 / 316002 / 316004
Sofitel Aswan Old St. Katarki Champions editing - Aswan (20) (97) 316001 / 316000/316001/316002
Hotel New Cataract Aswan St. heroes Liberation - Aswan (20) (97) 317 400 / 317401 / 317402
Four-star hotels
Amoun Hotel Amoun Island Aswan - Aswan (20) (97) 400508/400509
Isis Hotel Aswan Aswan Corniche El Nile - Aswan (20) (97) 310 901 / 310902 / 310903
Hotel Aswan St. Kalapsha Champions Liberation - Aswan (20) (97) 315 100 / 315200 / 315300
Nefertari Hotel Abu Simbel Aswan, Abu Simbel - Aswan (20) (97) 322999 / 322666 / 322162
Three hotels Stars
Ramses Nubalh Aswan Abu Simbel Tourist City - Aswan (20) (97) 324 001 / 322983 / 314003
Cleopatra Hotel Aswan, Saad Zaghloul St. - Aswan (20) (97) 313800/317193
Amon Tourist Village PO Aswan. 118 Sahara City - Aswan (20) (2)
Luxor Hotel Directory
Five-star hotels
Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor Corniche El Nile - Luxor (20) (95) 374463/374472
Movenpick Hotel Luxor Luxor Crocodile Island - Luxor (20) (95) 374 933
Hilton Luxor Luxor, Karnak new - Luxor (20) (95) 370100/373344
Akhenaten tourist village of Luxor Khaled Ibn Al Waleed St. - Luxor (20) (95) 380 422
Luxor Sheraton Luxor Resort Al. 43 - buoy - Luxor (20) (95) 374 855
Four-star hotels
Arabesque Hotel Luxor Mohamed Farid St. - Luxor (20) (95) 580923/580924
Gaddis Hotel Luxor Khaled Ibn Al Waleed St. - Luxor (20) (95) 372671/377990
Driss Hotel Luxor Tututil Salah El Din - Luxor (20) (95) 380850/380914
Hotel Luxor Luxor Mirkjuran 10, tape the temple - Luxor (20) (95) 382 838
Novotel Luxor Hotel Luxor Khaled Ibn Al Waleed St. - Luxor (20) (95) 380 018
Luxor Hotel and Lena in front of Luxor Temple of Luxor - Luxor (20) (95) 380721/373321
Three hotels Stars
Hotel Luxor, Karnak, the new pharaoh - Luxor (20) (95) 380551/380552
Hotel El Nile Luxor Karnak - Karnak new - Luxor (20) (95) 374223/370418
Emilio Hotel Luxor Youssef Hassan St. - Luxor (20) (95) 372193/371299
Isis Luxor Hotel Luxor Khaled Ibn Al Waleed St. - Luxor (20) (97) 400 381 / 380 / 294
Paula Luxor Hotel St. Regional Planning - Luxor (20) (95) 374 306 / 385547 / 380771
Savoy Hotel, Luxor, Nile St., - PO. B 83 952 - Luxor (20) (95) 372286/373604
St. Joseph Hotel Luxor Khaled Ibn Al Waleed St. - Luxor (20) (95) 374 859 / 381262 / 381377
Shady Hotel Luxor St. TV - Luxor (20) (95) 380522/380523
Vlobacr Hotel Luxor Khaled Ibn Al Waleed St. - Luxor (20) (95) 373570/374884
Philippe Luxor Hotel St. Dr. Labib Habashi - Luxor (20) (95) 374924/381177
Maryland Hotel Luxor Nefertiti St. - Luxor (20) (95) 374 155
New Emilio Hotel Luxor Youssef Hassan St. - Luxor (20) (95) 381746/376903
New Windsor Hotel Luxor Nefertiti St. - Luxor (20) (95) 371601 / 371602 3365205



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Magnificence of the Temple of Luxor

Introduction to the Temple ofLuxor
Luxor Temple was built for the worship ofAmun-Re, the death and Khonsu, the gods also called 

Tibi title Trinity (Trinity good), on the old foundation established during the periods of the Middle Kingdom and the era of transition II and the beginning of the modern state.


The most important temple of existing buildingsare those built by the kings Amenhotep III - Fromthe Eighteenth Dynasty, Ramesses II - from theNineteenth Dynasty.

The cabin was destroyed three that had been builtbefore, in the reign of Queen Hatshepsut and KingThutmose III of the Eighteenth Dynasty; and thenrebuilt in the reign of King Ramses II.

The kings in the later periods change some of themural inscriptions, eg, scenes of rejoicing"Shepenwepet" from the reigns of Tutankhamunand Horemheb; as well as scenes of the sacredboat cabin in the era of Alexander the Great


The throne of Tutankhamun is made of woodcovered with gold and silver and adorned withsemiprecious stones and colored glass.

The scene on the record shows the queenanointing the king. The sun's rays ending in hands, radiate the royal couple.

The king wears a crown composite and a widecollar. The queen, meanwhile, wears a tiara.

Their bodies and their wigs are inlaid with exquisite stained glass and robes are silver.

The seat of the throne is guarded by two lions' heads protruding, while the arms take the form oftwo winged serpents wearing the double crownand protecting the names of the king.

A wooden stool was also used to support theking's feet. It is engraved with images representing the subject's enemies North and South of Egypt,known as the "Nine Bows", bound and lying on theground.

A full explanation of the city of Luxor

Luxor, a historic city located in the center of the governorate of Qena in the far Upper Egypt.

The geographical location of the city of Luxor.

Luxor is located in the north of the city of Esna and In the south of the city of Qus and in the west of the Red Sea Governorate, located in the east of the of Armant.

Luxor is the most famous ancient cities in the world and contains many of the temples and tombs, the most famous temple of Luxor and Karnak temples and the largest places of worship in the world.

Luxor contain possesses one third of the effects of the whole world which is thus the greatest open-air museum in the world .Luxor was part of ancient Thebes and was the seat of power for 1350 consecutive years from 2100 BC to 750 BC.At this time the Egyptians built many of the architectural works of art.Today you can walk between history and among the heads of the gods in the way of rams, between the columns and lotus flowers and papyrus.Luxor is part of ancient Thebes, a city of one hundred door .as he said it of Homer, a great historian.Luxor is characterized by large doors,The city has grown through the ages.Arabs admired the beauty of the city, so they call it Alaqsrozlk Because of the many opulent palaces in the city.Visitor impressed when he visited the city that is characterized by a colonnade large space on the kidney along the Nile in the city life in the east where the sun shines In a city of death in the west where the sun sets in the orbit, where is the end of life rest in peace.

  Temples of Karnak

Found on the eastern bank of the Nile in the City of Life's largest places of war, which was built over the centuries and the West Bank is Memnon statues and tombs and valleys of the kings and queens and many of the temples and tombs of key figures

   Sacred Lake

Was used for purification. The lake is sacred outside the main hall of the Temple of Luxor where there is a large statue of the scarab, and this statue was a gift to King Amenhotep.

 Cemeteries and valleys 

  of the Kings and Queens

 This is the request by the graves of kings and queens of the modern state has ordered these kings and queens to dig their faces on the rocks of the valley, the cemetery consists of several rooms and corridors leading to the burial chambers.

 Mina Cemetery

Is unified the two countries during the era of Tsmosis VI.

 Cemetery Ramuz

Ramuz is one of the state officials in the reign of Amenhotep III and Akhenaten era tomb consists of an explanatory posters explaining the history of Akhenaten and his wife Nefertari.

  Marble statue

Length of 19.20 meters, a remnant of the temple of Amenhotep III and this happened after he suffered a temple of marble cracks Greeks named him the story of the hero, who died in the wars of Troy and was told it was call his mother every morning on behalf of the EROS machine, Dawn was fascinated and sobbed he called her.

 Bahari Temple

This temple built by the Queen Hatshepsut, to represent the secrets of the underworld. Bahari temple is one of the latest effects it is up to the seventh century BC and the Copts used it as a place to celebrate. The temple consists of three aisles separated exotic Street.

 Museum of Ramses

It was built specifically for the King Ramses II and the temple murals represent the Battle of Kadesh.

 Habu Temple City

Built specifically for the king Ramses III is concerned with paintings of religious and military landscape, paintings still retain the elegance of colors.

 Dandara Temple

This Roman temple, this temple is located at a distance of 60 kilo meters north of Luxor، Ptolemy III was first started in the temple and came from several Roman Ptolemaic rulers, the temple contains the famous painting of Queen Cleopatra and Caesar, son of King Julius Caesar, the temple is famous for explaining astrological horoscope.

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Luxor, a living history

Luxor: The Greatest Open-Air Museum of the World

Luxor, once part of ancient Thebes, boasts a rich history that spans over 1350 years from 2100 BC to 750 BC. The city is home to awe-inspiring monuments of an ancient civilization and is considered the world's greatest open-air museum. The Egyptians constructed several architectural works of art, including palaces, monuments, temples, and tombs, making Luxor extremely rich in relics that tell the story of ancient Egypt's glorious history.

The east bank of the Nile, also known as the city of the living, houses the temples of Luxor and Karnak, the largest place of worship ever built. On the west bank, visitors can marvel at the colossi of Memnon, the tombs of the valleys of kings and queens, and several commemorative temples and tombs of important officials.

Taking a walk through the annals of history, visitors can witness statues with heads of gods and animals and pillars carved with lotus buds and papyrus. They can also ride in a horse-drawn caleche, sail in a felucca, take a sunset cruise or see the city from a hot-air balloon.

Luxor is known as the "hundred-gated city" because its buildings and large gates grew over the years. The Arab, impressed by its beautiful palaces and massive edifices, renamed it Luxor-city of palaces. The city is made immortal by its huge pillared monuments along both banks of the Nile, where the sun rises in the city of the living in the east and bids adieu to life in the "city of the dead" in the west.

Luxor is a major attraction for tourists in Egypt and has been a tourist destination since the beginning of tourism. Even in ancient times, during the late dynasties of the Greek and Roman periods, the area drew tourists, and it has been doing so ever since. Today, Luxor is well equipped to accommodate tourists with many hotels and a tourist industry ready and willing to serve the people from the many countries that descend on this area of the Nile valley every year.

Monumental Values

The number and preservation of monuments in Luxor are unparalleled anywhere else in the world. Visitors can explore and appreciate the following:

The Colossi of Memnon

 Towering at 19.20m, these are the only remnants of a temple commemorating Amenhotep |||. The Greeks named them after Memnon, the legendary hero killed in the Trojan Wars. Each morning, he called his mother Eos, the dawn goddess, who bewailed him, shedding tears that transformed into dewdrops.

Deir el Bahari Temple

 Built by Queen Hatshepsut to perform the rites of the nether world, this temple is composed of three impressive rising terraces, split by a road. Deir el-Bahary is a fairly recent nomenclature from the 7th century B.C. when the Copts used it as a monastery.

Madinet Habu

 Its well-preserved character is built in commemoration of Ramses |||, with religious and military scenes. The paintings still retain their vivid and vibrant colors.

Temple of Dendera

 This Graeco-Roman temple lies about 60km north of Luxor and was first initiated by Ptolemy |||, with numerous additions by subsequent Roman Ptolemaic rulers. It houses a famous painting of Queen Cleopatra and is renowned for its horoscopic inscriptions.

Temple of Esna: 

Located south of Luxor, the temple has a hypostyle hall with pictures and texts telling of the Roman emperors who came to Egypt and offered sacrifices.

Description of Luxor

Cape effects

Cape graves
 The effects of Luxor and Aswan
 Explain the Luxor Temple
Luxor's antiquities

Temple of the Cape. 

Pharaonic effects of Aswan.
 Photos of graves of pharaohs. 
Pictures inside the temple of Luxor.
 Abu Simbel and Karnak and the Temple of Amun
First: Luxor

 a recent photo of the city of Luxor Luxor is the greatest open-air museum in the world, there is almost no place where the impact of the effects fills the soul with awe and wonder, and majesty to pronounce the greatness of the ancient Egyptians and their civilization.

Launched the shorter name "wast" during the New Kingdom (1085 - 1567) was the capital of Egypt at that time, and then mutated the name to the good described by Homer poet Greeks "city cent Gate" and finally launched the Arab name of Luxor any city palaces of a large number of what they have seen From the towering edifices and buildings, and remains of temples, tombs, and palaces list of which was built in limestone and granite to remain on the length of time a witness to the desire for immortality, and surrounded by markets and hotels.

Luxor has a unique character that sets it apart from all parts of the world. You walk in you feel you combine the past and present at the same time.

 Not without its place in the city of Luxor, the impact of the speakers, and the greatness of the ancient Egyptians thousands of years BC.

 Where the name came to Luxor

The city of Luxor is part of the ancient city of Thebes, which was launched by the poet of the Greeks famous "Homer" the name of the town with the percent door for numerous citadels of high and gates, high-rise and developed town in history until called by the Arabs the name of Luxor - any city of palaces and after They are impressed palaces and the magnitude of buildings that the city of Luxor remained the seat of power between 2100 to 750 BC and from here we know the secret of the desire it feels visitor to the Eternal City effects majestic-column high-rise on the banks of the Nile in the genome neighborhoods on the mainland east, where the bright sun is the source of life and development and in the city of the dead on the mainland west of the Nile, where the setting of the sun in an orbit deposited life eternal.

On the east bank of the Nile at Luxor Temple - Karnak Temple - Luxor Museum on the West Bank of the Nile statue of Memnon - the tombs of the Valley of the Kings and Queens - funerary temples - Supervising graves - graves supervision - The Tombs of Deir el-Medina.

Luxor's antiquities:

East-West raised

Temple of Luxor:

This is the temple of the god Amun-Re, who was celebrating his wedding to his wife - death - once a year flies procession of God from the Temple of Karnak, the path of the Nile to Luxor Temple, and back building of the temple to Alfronin Amenhotep III and Ramses II begins with the entrance of the temple edifice built by Ramses II and has statues massive protruding they represented sitting. 

The temple is preceded by one obelisk that still stands, and others adorn the Place de la Concorde in Paris, following this edifice Mahot Ramses II courtyard on three sides by two rows of columns in the form of subsidized package papyrus.

Masjid Abu pilgrims In the northeastern part there is now a mosque Abu pilgrims rest of the parts of the temple were built by Amenhotep III, and starts hall huge columns of fourteen columns are divided into two rows and we get then to the large courtyard open and surrounded by three sides by two rows of columns - and then we get to the lobby columns and a column of 32 - and move inside the temple to get to the room of the sacred boat of Alexander the Great was able to pay tribute to his small cabin bears his name in the compartment of Amenhotep III.

 Finally, we come to the Holy of Holies, where the sacred statue room with four columns.

Karnak Temple Karnak Temple:

There really was no building in the world you can compare it was known when the ancient Egyptians as "any bot - bot no" any more places in respect, has built an imposing standard and has an area where a hundred acres and a history over three centuries. Accidentally rams begin temples of Amun, which represent a symbol of fertility and growth, sculpted the bottom of the heads of rams, small statues of Ramses II.

He is also one of the greatest places of worship in history and includes many temples unparalleled, including the temple of the god Amun and his wife the goddess (or death), and son of God (Khonsu) The god of the moon. 

 since the Arab conquest on behalf of Karnak, the sense of the fort. And starts the temple accidentally rams a representative of the god Amun, and here symbolizes the power of fertility and growth Oukj carving under their heads statues of King Ramses II begin to visit the temple to pass from the first edifice which dates back to King Nkhtbo (family 30) and ultimately into the large courtyard, is on the right of the entrance three booths of the trinity of a good time Second City, and on the left see the Temple of Ramses III.

Colonnade inside the temple Alkrinkely that remains edifice second and then to the hall of the major pillars that contain 134 columns by Ttotha characterized upside for the rest of the columns and lead us where the remains of edifice third where they stand in front of him Obelisk of Tuthmosis I and him to the remnants of edifice fourth Taatkdmh Obelisk of Hatshepsut, then you see the remains of monument V and then to the Holy of Holies At the end of the round up to the courtyard which dates back to the era of the Middle Kingdom and from the lounge to the celebrations with a huge pole and back to the reign of Tuthmosis III.

Sacred Lake:

• It is located outside the main hall where there is a large statue of a scarab from the reign of King Amenhotep III and was used in cooking
• Program of sound and light in the Temple of Karnak
• See this program through the display remarkable story of building this wonderful effect of word and melody of light and music display is flexible day and witnessed by the spectators from the stands for that purpose, and provides a presentation program is also available in English, French, Arabic, German.

Luxor Museum Luxor Museum:

Located between the temples of Luxor and Karnak and the museum houses collections of ancient Egyptians found in the city of Luxor and the surrounding areas

Raised the West Bank:

Statue of Memnon:

All that remains of the temple commemorates the anniversary of Pharaoh Amenhotep III and rising up the one about 19.20 meters, the Greeks this name when he cracked the statue north of them and get out votes - Making him a hero like the legendary Memnon, who was killed in the Trojan War and was calling to his mother Agios goddess of dawn every morning and was crying it was tears of dew.

The tombs of the Valley of the Kings and Queens:

It is ordered that the graves of kings and queens of the modern state  By carved in the soles of the rock in this valley be safe from tampering thieves. It consists of several rooms and tunnels to reach the burial chamber.

The most important of these tombs

Tomb of Tutankhamun
Tomb of Ramses III
Tomb of Seti I
Tomb of Ramses VI
Tomb of Amenhotep II
Tomb of Horemheb
Tomb of Thutmose III

The most important tombs of the Valley of the Queens

Tomb of Queen Nefertari wife of Ramses II

Temples commemorate the anniversary:

Bahari Temple:

 built by dealers across the Queen "Hatshepsut" Temple of Hatshepsut

To perform the rituals that were useful in the world to be either the name of the Bahari is the name of modern Arabic dubbed this makes sense in the seventh century AD After that use the Coptic monasteries of this temple to them. The temple consists of three runways mounting divided by a causeway.

Ramesseum Temple:

The Temple of the commemoration of Ramses II is on the walls of the Battle of Kadesh.

Hayo Temple City: Temple commemorates the anniversary of King Ramses III and has views of religious and military in a good state of preservation and still bright colors. 

Interment Supervision:

 The most important aspects of life Matnqlp us of the nobility and their families Cemetery Nakht: carvings show a high level of an Egyptian artist.

Cemetery us: The author of Lost Property in the reign of King Tuthmosis IV.

Tomb Ra touch: a senior statesman in the reign of Amenhotep III and Akhenaten - inside the cemetery inscriptions represent Akhenaten and his wife Nefertiti and visitors can be seen Luxor Temple of Dendera, the Temple of Esna.

Dandara:

And is located on land west of the city of Qena, about 60 km north of Luxor, one of the Romanian Greek temples. Has begun construction of King Ptolemy III and added a lot of the Ptolemaic Roman emperors and has a landscape famous for Queen Cleopatra and her son, Julius Caesar Sizarryon ceilings and is famous for the scenery, which includes numerous astronomical celestial towers.

II: Effects of Aswan:

Aswan City:

City of Aswan City Aswan Gharwptattabr time of the most beautiful winter resorts in the world and includes several historic monuments, namely: the temples of Abu Simbel and the two temples built by Ramses II months Pharaohs Egypt between 1223 BC and 1290 AD.

The two most important temples of Nubia The two temples of architectural wonders have been fully carved inside the mountain and are the temple of Abu Simbel: which has been earmarked for the worship of the god Ra the sun god Hor Acht bright.

Temple of Abu Simbel Sub:

Built by Ramses II to commemorate his beloved wife Nefertari and the advantage of this temple is the beauty of his drawings, colors, and is called the Temple of the goddess of love and rock music, and beauty.

Philae Island:

Island Vilptdm remains of temples, which is an unparalleled masterpiece.

Here are some of the monuments in Aswan

(Elephantine Island - the temples of the island - a measure Nile - Ijileka island - the island of Amun - The Tombs of the nobles - the monastery of St. Simeon - unfinished obelisk - The Temple of Philae - Kalabsha Temple - Temple of the Governor's house).

Monuments in Abu Simbel:

Abu Simbel Temple Abu Smpelm abu the Great (Ramses the Great) - The Temple of Abu Simbel is small.

Archaeological city of Kom Ombo

• Temple of Kom Ombo.
• Archaeological city of Edfu

• Edfu Temple - the effects of the Cape region

Important tourist attractions in Luxor

Discovering the Ancient Wonders of Luxor: A Comprehensive Guide

The Karnak Temple Complex:

 An Architectural Marvel and a Symbol of Religious Syncretism

The Karnak Temple Complex, also known as Ipetí-result in ancient Egyptian, is not just a single temple, but a vast city of temples that were constructed over a period of two millennia. This awe-inspiring complex was built as a tribute to the Theban Triad of gods: Amon, Mut, and Khonsu, and it stands as a testimony to the religious and cultural syncretism of ancient Egypt.

Spread over an area of 200 acres (120 hectares) in central Luxor, the Karnak Temple Complex is an architectural marvel that consists of numerous temples, chapels, pylons, and other structures. The Amon Temple alone covers an astounding 60 acres (36 hectares), and its massive size and intricate design reflect the wealth and power of the pharaohs who commissioned its construction.

The Karnak Temple Complex is a must-see destination for tourists visiting Luxor. While the complex is open to visitors, admission fees may vary, so it's best to call ahead for details.

Unraveling the Mysteries of Karnak Temple: A Tourist's Perspective

In addition to the Karnak Temple Complex, Luxor has many other attractions that offer a glimpse into the fascinating world of ancient Egypt. The Valley of the Queens, for instance, is the final resting place of the wives and children of pharaohs from the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties. The tombs of Queen Teti and Amenherkhepshef are among the top attractions in the valley. Again, it's best to call ahead for details on admission fees and opening hours.

Another attraction worth visiting is Deir el-Medina, also known as the Artisan Village. This ancient Egyptian settlement was home to a community of craftsmen who decorated the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Visitors to Deir el-Medina can explore the town's two tombs, which contain the remains of some workers and feature impressive wall paintings.

Luxor is a city that is steeped in history, and visitors can explore its rich cultural heritage through its many museums and archaeological sites. The Luxor Museum, for example, is home to a vast collection of artifacts from ancient Egypt, including statues, jewelry, and pottery. Meanwhile, the Luxor Temple is another popular attraction that showcases the architectural prowess of ancient Egypt.

One of the best ways to experience the ancient wonders of Luxor is by taking a hot air balloon ride over the Valley of the Kings. This exhilarating experience offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and allows visitors to see some of the most famous tombs and temples from a unique perspective.

Luxor: A City of Contrasts, From Ancient Temples to Bustling Bazaars

For those who want to delve deeper into the history and culture of ancient Egypt, Luxor offers a range of guided tours and educational experiences. Visitors can learn about hieroglyphs, mummification, and other aspects of ancient Egyptian life through interactive exhibits and workshops.

In addition to its ancient attractions, Luxor also boasts a vibrant local culture and a bustling marketplace. Visitors can shop for souvenirs, spices, and textiles in the city's many markets and bazaars, or sample traditional Egyptian cuisine in one of its many restaurants and cafes.

Overall, Luxor is a city that offers something for everyone, whether you're a history buff, a culture vulture, or just looking for a unique travel experience. With its ancient temples, tombs, and museums, as well as its lively local culture and modern amenities, Luxor is a destination that is sure to captivate and inspire.

Last but not least, the Temple of Luxor is another must-see attraction in Luxor. Built mainly by King Ramesses II and King Amenhotep III, this temple was intended to be the centerpiece of the city's most important religious festival. Today, visitors can marvel at the temple's grandeur and admire its many columns, obelisks, and statues.

As a tourism expert, I highly recommend visiting Luxor and experiencing the wonders of the Karnak Temple Complex and other ancient Egyptian attractions firsthand. Just be sure to check ahead for details on admission fees and opening hours to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip

Luxor those who do not know

Luxor is charming east of the Nile

Luxor is a charming city situated in Upper Egypt, which is renowned for its rich historical heritage and cultural significance. This historic city is a well-liked vacation spot that draws travelers from around the globe to experience its fascinating landmarks, museums, and architectural wonders.

Luxor ought to be at the top of your list of destinations if you're thinking about traveling to Egypt. Some of the explanations are as follows:

The Pharaoh's Land

Some of the most recognizable landmarks from the pharaonic period can be found in Luxor, which was once the capital of ancient Egypt. 

Actually, what best bodies anticipate of Luxor is absolutely three altered areas, comprising the City of Luxor on the East ancillary of the Nile, the boondocks of Karma aloof arctic of Luxor and Thebes, which the age-old Egyptians alleged 

These include the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Hatshepsut, the Luxor Temple, and the Karnak Temple Complex. With their intricate carvings, hieroglyphics, and stunning architectural designs, each of these locations provides a window into the way of life and beliefs of the ancient Egyptians.

With more than 30 temples, chapels, and sanctuaries devoted to different gods and goddesses, the Karnak Temple Complex is the biggest religious complex in the entire world. The Valley of the Kings is where the tombs of many pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, were found, while the Temple of Hatshepsut is a magnificent structure that sticks out for its unique design.

Cultural diversity

The metropolis of Luxor is steeped in Egyptian history and culture. Exploring the bustling souks, where you can find everything from spices and textiles to handcrafted crafts and jewelry, will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the culture of the area. The city also stages a number of cultural occasions throughout the year, such as the Luxor Book Fair, Luxor International Dance Festival, and Luxor African Film Festival.

A Nile River cruise

One of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of Luxor is by taking a cruise on the Nile River. On a typical felucca boat, you can unwind and take in breathtaking views of the city's famous sights, such as the Luxor Temple and the Karnak Temple Complex. Luxury trips are also available that provide upscale dining, amusement, and additional amenities.

Eating and hosting

Luxor is renowned for its delectable food, which combines the flavors of the Middle East and traditional Egyptian cuisine. You can enjoy genuine fare like falafel, which is composed of ground chickpeas and seasonings, or koshari, a combination of rice, lentils, and pasta. The city also provides a variety of lodging options, from pricey motels to opulent resorts, all with first-rate hospitality and services.

In conclusion, Luxor is a charming city that gives visitors an encounter they won't soon forget. Luxor offers something for everyone, from its fascinating history and culture to its breathtaking scenery and delectable cuisine. If you enjoy heritage and good food, or just want to have a different kind of vacation, Luxor is the place for you.

Asset, which is on the west ancillary of the Nile beyond from 

Luxor.

To say that the Luxor breadth is an above allure for tourists in Egypt would be an understatement. Even in ancient times, during the backward Dynasties of the Greek and Roman periods, the breadth drew tourists and has been accomplishing so anytime since.

 Today Luxor is able-bodied and able to board tourists with abounding hotels and in accepted a day-tripper industry accessible and accommodating to serve the bodies from abounding countries that alight on this breadth of the Nile Valley every year.

Within Luxor, there are alone three capital streets comprising Shania Al-Manhattan, Shania Al-Karmah, and the Cornice,

The artery in advance of the alternation base is Shania all-Manhattan and runs abroad from the Nile area it meets the site of Luxor Temple. Shania Al-Karmah, or Aboard Al-Karmah which agency Karma Temple Artery runs forth the Nile from Luxor Temple to Karma Temple.

 However, Shania Al-Karmah is accepted as Shania Al-Marj area which meets Shania Al-Manhattan street, and to the south, about the temple, it is accepted as Shania Al-Luanda. Particularly, the National coffer of Egypt (located abreast of the winter palace), the spa south of the badge station, and the railway base are all advised to arise as harmonic constructs.

Temple of Luxor congenital by Memphis III.

 In Luxor able on the East Bank, one of the aboriginal stops charged by the Temple of Luxor congenital by Memphis III.

Arch south on Shania al-Karma to ability the temple, which was affiliated to the Karma Temple via a continued bean processional artery alleged drools. The drool (Picture at right) was congenital by Methane I, and originally was lined on either ancillary by sphinxes.

 In advance of the Luxor temple, the drools are able-bodied and preserved. On the way to the access, one passes by a Roman abbey of burnt brick committed to the god Serapes, which was congenital during the aphorism of Adrian. There is an aisle that leads to the Nile ancillary of the Temple area one enters the complex.

After abrogation, Luxor arches back to Shania al-Karma and goes arctic to appear Karma. Down the road, abreast of the badge base which is abreast of the tomb is the oldest abbey in Luxor, the El-Milkshakes Mosque. At the Badge station, the arch appears the Nile Cornice. About the center of Karma, you will ascertain the Luxor Museum.

 (The angel at larboard is a Block Bronze of Liam Neigh from the Luxor Museum). From the Museum, arch back to Shania Al-Karma and abide arctic appears Karma. After the arch, a baby arch one will activate to see the biconcave drools off the alley and active through a baby village.

 The alley assuredly arrives at the domed tombs of two saints, Sid Ashamed and Sid Ali, area an alley leads accomplished the Department of Antiquities leads to the capital Temple of Karma entrance.

 This alley is congenital forth an aqueduct that already affiliated the Nile to the Temple. Arriving at the temple, there is a bronze of Amasses II with his son amid his feet.

To the appropriate is an anatomy that has red steps, a red advanced brace, and red brick walls. After abrogation, the Temple circuitous on the larboard is the Franco-Egyptian Center which has managed the temple circuitous aback 1967.

 Outside the Valley of the Kings, the alley leads accomplished Ante, alleged for the 1st Dynasty prices which were active here. Some tombs can still be apparent as one active appears in the Temple of Set I. The alley continues south casual Dora-Abu el-Nag necropolis.

The alley eventually apprehension itself westward until extensive the Valley of Massif. These are the nth and nth Dynasty tombs. At the end of the Valley of Massif at the bottom of a bluff, alleged Denier el-Bahrain is an amazing circuitous of temples. 

From here, the alley continues to accomplish the charcoal of the temples of Amasses IV and Thumps III, eventually extensive the Necropolis of Sheikh Abed el-Qurna.

 This 1st Dynasty necropolis sits amidst houses area there are hundreds of holes. Behind the circuitous is the workmen's apple alleged Denier el-Medina. Southwest of Denier el-Medina is the Valley of the Queens, area queens of the 1st and 19th Dynasties were buried.

From here, the alley continues to accomplish the mudbrick charcoal of Amenhotep III's alcazar alleged Malkatta.