Embark on an exclusive day excursion from Marsa Alam to Luxor, where you'll uncover the finest attractions of this historical city. With private transportation arranged from your hotel, you'll have the luxury of comfortably and seamlessly visiting a range of captivating sites. The pace of the tour is entirely at your discretion, granting you the freedom to adjust the itinerary according to your preferences. A complimentary lunch is provided, ensuring your energy is replenished, and generous time is allocated for your independent exploration of each destination. This includes the iconic Karnak Temple Complex and the renowned Valley of the Kings, where you can immerse yourself in their splendor without constraint.
Pickup included
Your day begins with a hotel pickup at 4:00 am, facilitated by a private air-conditioned taxi. By approximately 9:30 am, you'll arrive in Luxor, where an enchanting exploration of the city's illustrious West Bank awaits. Accompanied by your dedicated tour guide.
The highlights of Luxor's West Bank await your discovery, and your personalized itinerary includes:
The Colossi of Memnon stand as a pair of colossal stone statues, remnants of the grand mortuary temple built by King Amenhotep III.
A significant part of history unfolds through these statues, as they form the solitary remnants of what was once a sprawling architectural masterpiece. The sheer scale of these statues, known as the Colossi of Memnon, serves as a visual reminder of the grandeur that characterized the reign of Amenhotep III.
The Temple of Hatshepsut stands as a remarkable testament to ancient Egyptian architecture and preservation. Situated in Luxor, it is renowned for its exceptional beauty and the meticulous state of conservation it has enjoyed over the years.
Structured across three distinct levels, the temple is connected by two expansive ramps that converge at the heart of its design. The temple's positioning, rising from the desert landscape, imparts a sense of grandeur as it ascends in a series of terraces. This architectural marvel seamlessly integrates with the imposing limestone cliffs of the Theban Mountain's eastern face, creating an awe-inspiring tableau that appears as though the very essence of nature participated in crafting this extraordinary monument.
Karnak Temple stands as a testament to ancient religious devotion, acclaimed as the largest religious site of antiquity across the globe. Its monumental stature and historical significance create a journey back through time, allowing you to connect with the spiritual legacy of ancient Egypt.
The way from Marsa Alam (Safaga) to Luxor and back.
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