Tag Archive for: Luxor
Valley of the Kings – Luxor’s Ancient Valley where Kings and Nobles were Buried
The Valley of the Kings is a breathtaking sight filled with history, mystique and deep reverence. Come experience the power of the ancient kings of Egypt!
Tomb of King Tut – Egypt’s Most Loved Ancient Site By Far
Wherever you go in the world, you’re likely to find pictures and statues of Tutankhamen, so it’s hardly surprising that the tomb of King Tutankhamen is so popular
Karnak Temple – Largest Religious Site Of The Ancient World
Karnak Temple is a vast collection of religious structures dating back more than four thousand years, and it is the oldest religious site of the ancient world.
Luxor Temple – An Ancient Temple Of Pharoah Amenophis III
Luxor Temple is one of six ancient temples found in the vicinity of Luxor. It was built by Amenophis III for worshipping the gods Amun, Chons and Mut.
Edfu Temple – One Of Egypt’s Best Preserved Ancient Temples
Edfu Temple is a Greco-Roman temple constructed during the Ptolemaic dynasty, and it is without question one of the best preserved ancient temples in Egypt.
Hatshepsut Temple: A Window into the Reign of One of Egypt’s Most Powerful Female Rulers
Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple is a mortuary temple located near the Valley of Kings, and it is today considered to be one of the great wonders of Ancient Egypt.
Dendera Temple Complex – Home To Egypt’s Best Preserved Temple
The Dendera temple complex is located approximately 60 km from Luxor, and it is most famous for its striking Temple of Hathor, Egypt’s best preserved temple.
Theban Necropolis – One of the Best Ancient Sites in All of Egypt
Come and explore the ancient Theban Necropolis on Luxor’s West Bank, the final resting place of the New Kingdom pharaohs, queens, princes and princesses.
Thebes Egypt – The Majestic Capital Of Ancient Egypt
Thebes Egypt is an amazing city, wedding the modern world with the ancient. The stunning ruins of the ancient past stand side-by-side with the everyday, and adventure abounds!
Abu Haggag Mosque – The Mosque in the Heart of Luxor Temple
Discover the legend of the 13th century Abu Haggag Mosque, built amidst ruins of the ancient Luxor Temple, an area of worship for more than 35 centuries.
Luxor Egypt Attractions
Journey through time in Luxor, Egypt! Explore ancient tombs, majestic temples, and unravel the mysteries of the Pharaohs in this historical treasure trove.
The Avenue of Sphinxes – An Amazing Project Of Queen Hatshepsut
Luxor is a popular part of Egypt which routinely serves as a hub for Nile River cruises, but it’s also home to several historical sites like the Avenue of Sphinxes.
The Ramesseum Temple in Luxor – Mortuary Temple of Ramses II
The Ramesseum Temple, located in the West Bank of Luxor, was the mortuary temple of Ramses II, whose 67 year rule saw the creation of many fabulous public buildings and architectural wonders.
Medinet Habu – An Ancient Mortuary Temple Of Ramesses III
Medinet Habu is an ancient mortuary temple of Ramesses III located on Luxor’s West Bank. It’s most famous for its many reliefs and giant Ramesses III statues.
Luxor Museum – A Select Display Of Fine Egyptian Antiquities
The Luxor Museum is nowhere near as big as the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, but it was never meant to be, choosing instead to display quality rather than quantity.
Karnak Temple Sound and Light Show – Worth Considering A Visit
No trip to the city of Luxor in Egypt is complete without a visit to the Karnak Temple complex, and the Karnak Temple Sound and Light Show is a definite must see.
Howard Carter House – The Man Who Found The Tomb Of Tutankhamen
Visitors to Luxor can now visit a home that once belonged to the man who discovered Tutankhamen’s tomb, and which is now officially known as the Howard Carter House.
Deir El Medina – An Ancient Egyptian Village Revealed
Deir El Medina is an ancient Egyptian “workers” village near the Valley of Kings, and it is one of the most informative Ancient Egyptian discoveries ever made.
Colossi Of Memnon – The Guardians Of An Ancient Mortuary Temple
Situated on the West Bank in Luxor, the Colossi of Memnon stand guarding a mortuary temple that was built Amenhotep III in the ancient city of Thebes.
Abydos – One Of The Oldest Sacred Ancient Cities Discovered
The sacred city of Abydos is one of the oldest cities of Ancient Egypt, and it’s also considered to be one of the most important archeological sites ever discovered.
Luxor West Bank – Home To Some Of Egypt’s Most Famous Sites
Many guide books hold Luxor West Bank in high regard, and for good reason, considering the fact that it is home to some of Ancient Egypt’s most famous sites.
Luxor East Bank – A Modern City And Home To Countless Attractions
While many guide books place a lot of emphasis on the West Bank, you’ll be missing out on a great deal if you fail to spend some time exploring Luxor East Bank.
Valley of the Nobles – 500 Tombs of Theban Nobles and High Officials
The Valley of the Nobles, located on the West bank of Luxor, extend over a huge surface area to the South of the Valley of the Kings.
Valley of the Queens – A Necropolis Of The Pharaohs Wives
The Valley of the Queens stands as a dedication to the powerful female rulers of ancient Egypt and preserves their glory and majesty for visitors today.
Luxor Museum of Mummification – A Real Must-See Attraction
The Luxor Museum of Mummification is without question a real Must-See attraction that essentially showcases the ancient and fascinating art of mummification.