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Temple of Karnak - Karnak Temple Complex is an extraordinary example of ancient Egyptian architecture. Walk
around the Great Hypostyle Hall, a hall supported by 134 enormous columns. Each had
intricate carvings that showed scenes from battles, festivals, and religious ceremonies. Discover
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Luxor Temple - Next, we move to the Luxor Temple, known as “ipet reset” in ancient hieroglyphics or the
“southern sanctuary.” This temple was built in 1400 B.C. by King Amenhotep III, Ramses II,
Tutankhamun, and other rulers of ancient Egypt. The temple features chapels established by King Amenhotep III and Alexander the Great and parts constructed by Tutankhamun and
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Avenue of Sphinxes - The Sphinx Avenue is one of the most important of the main activities nerves in Luxor that links Luxor Temple and Elkarnak Temple, of length about 1200 m, and of width ranging from 6-10 m. The development and landscaping of the street is the first stage of converting Luxor’s core into an Open Museum and heritage district, through developing streets, and squares and treating the architectural character, supplying landscape works, separating pedestrian and traffic movement, and dedicating the street partially to pedestrians.
- Air-conditioned tour vehicles
- Lunch
Have you always wanted to traverse through the historic landscape of old Egypt? The Luxor East Bank Tour is an exceptional chance to experience the wonders of the Nile River’s Eastern shore. Come with us to discover the landmarks of Luxor and Karnak temples, known as some of Luxor’s most famous sites.
Discover the intrigue and allure of Luxor’s Eastern Bank on an unforgettable heritage tour. Behold the majestic temples, age-old tombs, grand monuments, and other awe-inducing landmarks that have fascinated wayfarers for generations.
Delve deep into the history of Egypt and reveal the enigmatic secrets it holds.
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