Luxor Day Trip from Aswan by Vehicle

Marvel at the vast mix of decayed temples, chapels, pylons, and other structures in the Karnak Temple Complex. Spanning from the Middle Kingdom to the Ptolemaic period, this open-air museum is dedicated to the Theban triad—Gods Amon, his consort Mut, and their son Khunso. As part of your Luxor Day Trip from Aswan by Vehicle, you’ll explore this incredible site and its impressive array of monuments. After an insightful exploration, pause for a delightful lunch to recharge before continuing your journey.

Explore the well-preserved tombs of kings from the New Kingdom, including the impressive tombs of Ramses II and the child King Tutankhamun. (Note: Additional cost for entering King Tutankhamun’s tomb). This segment of your Luxor Day Trip from Aswan by Vehicle offers a deep dive into ancient royal history and the art of tomb construction.

Admire the architectural brilliance of the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, known as “the Holy of Holies.” This temple, dedicated to the worship of the supreme god Amon-Ra, features three levels connected by ramps and is adorned with scenes depicting the divine birth of the Queen and her commercial expedition to Punt Land. It’s one of the many historical gems you’ll uncover on your Luxor Day Trip from Aswan by Vehicle.

Capture photos of the towering statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III and learn about the stories and legends surrounding these iconic monuments. Take a moment to inspect the Roman-era graffiti engraved in the stone. As part of your Luxor Day Trip from Aswan by Vehicle, you’ll visit these impressive statues and gain a deeper understanding of their cultural significance.

As your tour concludes, consider visiting an alabaster factory to explore hand-cut pieces and perhaps purchase souvenirs. Around 17:00 pm, you’ll be transferred back to your hotel in Aswan, your hotel in Luxor, or Luxor airport if you’re departing from there on the same day. This Luxor Day Trip from Aswan by Vehicle ensures a comprehensive, enriching experience of Luxor’s most renowned archaeological sites.