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Magical 2 Days Luxor Tour – Luxor Short Breaks
$170/
Per PersonJust 2 Days Luxor Tour with EgyptaTours will be very enough to witness al the imaginary monuments in Luxor city and the best historical highlights. In the first day you will go to explore the east Bank of the Nile River and visit immortal sites such as Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple as well as you will have tour to the west bank land marks Like Valley of the kings, the temple of queen Hatshepsut.
These 2 Days Luxor Tour will be provided with the highest level of quality and the finest service with EgyptaTours through private Tour guide and Private A/C Vehicle.
Included and Excluded
- Pick Up and drop off Luxor airport.
- The whole tour is strictly private tour.
- Private English-speaking Egyptologist guide.
- Entrance fees to all sites as referred on the itinerary.
- Bottled water and snacks during the trips.
- Meals as indicated in the tour itinerary.
- Accommodation in Luxor for 1 night in 5 * Hotel.
- All service charges and taxes.
- Tipping.
- Any Personal spending.
- Any Optional activities.
Highlights of the Tour
- Valley of the Kings.
- Queen Hatshepsut temple.
- Colossi of Memnon.
- Karnak Temple.
- Luxor Temple.
Tour Itinerary
EgyptaTours Guide will be waiting you at Luxor Airport to greet you and to join you to enjoy with the most famous historical attractions at the East Bank of Luxor city starting by:
Karnak Temple Complex:
Karnak Complex is ancient Egyptian Temple Located on the east Bank of Nile River at Luxor City, the construction of Karnak dates back to 4,000 years with a private sign of each ancient Egyptian ruler worked at the Karnak, in the old times in Egyptian history Karnak temple was known as the most selected place, they referred to Karnak as the main place for worship purposes. After that we will transfer you for Lunch meal with magical Nile River View, then Check in your 5* hotel at Luxor to have some rest before we Complete Your 2 Days Luxor Tour with the unforgettable night by visiting:Luxor Temple by Night:
King Amenhotep III started the construction process of Luxor Temple in 1392 BC , then Tutankhamen completed it in 1336 BC, Like Karnak Temple Complex also , Luxor temple was built for worship purposes, for a long time it was used for worship and during the Coptic Period , Luxor Temple hypostyle was used as Coptic Church. At the End of Your First Day In Your 2 Days Luxor Tour, We Will drive You To Your Hotel For The Overnight.
Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel then join to your Egyptologist guide with air-conditioned vehicle to start your second day in your 2 Days Luxor Tour by visiting West Bank landmarks including:
Valley of the Kings:
Ancient Egyptian rulers chose an isolated place to be the settlement of their imaginary tombs and this place was the west bank of Luxor City or as it’s known as the Place of truth, there are many tombs in this area, the valley of kings Provides more than 60 tombs of them filled with treasures of the most Egyptian Kings like Tutankhamen.The mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut:
One of the most famous and successful Egyptian rulers over the history was Queen Hatshepsut, it’s believed that the queen was the ruler for Egyptian kingdom for more than 22 years in the eighteenth dynasty , one of its achievements is this temple which is considered the masterpiece of the ancient Egyptian architecture. After visiting the temple of queen Hatshepsut you will be transferred to take boat ride over the Nile river to have your Lunch meal in amazing island to move to Continue Your 2 Days Luxor Tour by Visiting the:Colossi of Memnon:
Two huge statues belongs to King Amenhotep III, standing at the entrance of the king Amenhotep mortuary temple, each one of these two huge statue stands at 60 feet in tall consisting of quartzite sandstones which is believed that this kind of stones was in modern Cairo and that means that ancient Egyptians transferred this type of stones for more than 420 miles to construct the statues in the land of Thebes. At the end of your 2 Days Luxor Tour we will transfer you back to Luxor AirPort to take your flight to your destination or to your home as an end of your tour.Location Map
Frequently Asked & Questions
A 2 day itinerary typically covers both the East Bank and West Bank of Luxor:
Day 1 (East Bank):
Karnak Temple: The largest temple complex in Egypt.
Luxor Temple: A magnificent temple in the heart of Luxor.
Luxor Museum: A small but well-curated museum with artifacts from ancient Egypt.
Day 2 (West Bank):
Valley of the Kings: Tombs of pharaohs, including King Tutankhamun’s tomb (extra ticket required).
Temple of Hatshepsut: A unique mortuary temple built for the only female pharaoh.
Colossi of Memnon: Two giant statues that once guarded the entrance to a temple.
Medinet Habu: The temple of Ramesses III, often overlooked but stunning.
Day 1 (East Bank): Spend the morning exploring Karnak Temple and the afternoon at Luxor Temple and the Corniche. If time permits, visit Luxor Museum.
Day 2 (West Bank): Start early in the Valley of the Kings, followed by Hatshepsut Temple, Colossi of Memnon, and Medinet Habu. The West Bank can take the entire day, depending on your pace.
The best time to visit Luxor is during the cooler months, from October to April. Temperatures are more comfortable, making it ideal for exploring outdoor archaeological sites. Summer months (May to September) can be extremely hot, with temperatures exceeding 40°C (104°F).
Taxis: Widely available and can be hired for the day.
Private Tours: Many tourists prefer booking private tours with a guide and driver for convenience.
Feluccas or Motorboats: Ideal for crossing the Nile between the East and West Banks.
Horse Carriages: Available mainly in the East Bank for short distances.
You can explore Luxor independently, but hiring a licensed guide can greatly enhance your experience. A knowledgeable guide can provide historical context, explain the significance of hieroglyphs, and help you navigate the temples and tombs efficiently.
Costs vary depending on how you plan your trip:
Private guided tours can cost between $100 – $250 per day, depending on the inclusions (guide, driver, entry tickets).
Independent travel is cheaper. Entry fees range from 100-400 EGP for each site, with additional fees for special tombs like King Tutankhamun’s.
Hot air balloon rides (optional) start from around $50 – $100 per person for a sunrise experience.
Most temples and archaeological sites in Luxor open around 6:00 AM and close around 5:00 PM. Visiting early in the morning is recommended to avoid crowds and the heat.
Yes, many sites have general entry fees, and certain tombs or areas require extra tickets:
Tutankhamun’s tomb in the Valley of the Kings requires an additional ticket (~300-400 EGP).
Photography tickets are required for taking photos inside the tombs, and some temples charge extra for this as well.
Sound and Light Show at Karnak Temple is a separate ticket (~250-300 EGP).
Yes, there are plenty of restaurants and cafes in Luxor, particularly near tourist attractions on the East Bank. On the West Bank, there are small shops and restaurants near popular sites like the Valley of the Kings. Always carry bottled water, as dehydration can be a concern, especially in warmer months.
Luxor is generally considered safe for tourists, with a strong security presence around tourist sites. However, as with any travel destination, it is important to stay vigilant, avoid isolated areas at night, and ensure you have a secure and trustworthy guide or tour operator.
Light, breathable clothing is recommended due to the heat.
Comfortable walking shoes are essential, as the sites involve a lot of walking.
A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are highly recommended to protect yourself from the sun.
Dress modestly when visiting religious sites or temples, as a sign of respect for local customs.
Yes, hot air balloon rides are a popular activity in Luxor. Flights typically take place early in the morning, offering breathtaking views of the West Bank, including the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple. The ride lasts about 45 minutes to an hour and is often done on the second day before visiting the West Bank.
Yes, tipping is a common practice in Egypt. Expect to tip your guide, driver, and anyone assisting you at sites, such as the guards who may point out specific tomb features. Typical tips range from 10-20% of the service cost.
Yes, it’s advisable to book tours, especially private guides, hot air balloon rides, and accommodations, in advance. You can do this through travel agencies, hotel concierges, or online platforms.
Respect for temples and tombs: Always be mindful of the significance of the sites you’re visiting.
Modest clothing: Although Luxor is a tourist-heavy city, modest clothing is appreciated.
Tipping: As mentioned, tipping is customary and expected for most services.
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