Discover the Best Tours from Cairo to Luxor

On your tours from Cairo to Luxor, we will offer you an enlightened route that takes you through all the living wonders of ancient Egyptian culture and history that have stood the test of time for over 4,500 years. Egypt Tours will provide all our clients with the perfect services through our amazing, air-conditioned private car and a specialized Egyptologist tour guide who is expected to be from the best travel agency in Egypt.

All our guests will discover the enchanting bliss and grandeur of Egypt on our tours from Cairo to Luxor. Everyone will discover the wonders of ancient Egyptian civilization and explore the glory of the ancient Egyptian Pharaohs with their own eyes through the legendary and timeless cities of Cairo and Luxor.

Everyone will be able to visit the Giza Pyramids complex, Witness the enchanting charm of Old Cairo found via the Cairo Citadel, Khan El Khalili Market and more as well as discover Luxor’s monuments such as the Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple, Queen Hatshepsut Temple, Colossi of Memnon and more. Book us now and don’t miss the chance to live the vacation of Tours From Cairo to Luxor.

“Majestic day Tours from Cairo to Luxor By Plane”

 

Our daily tours from Cairo to Luxor by plane will provide a divine golden road leading to the greatest archaeological wonders ever built in human history displaying the sincere faith, blessed artistic inspiration and magical imagination of ancient Egyptian kings.

EgyptaTours will provide our guests with the best services that include a private air-conditioned car and a professional Egyptologist tour guide as expected from the best travel agency in Egypt which provide the best tours from Cairo to Luxor.

Enjoy tours from Cairo to Luxor  by plane to discover the picturesque temples and tombs on a one day trip, and see the majestic monuments such as the Karnak Temple, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the Valley of the Kings and the Colossi of Memnon, then board the plane back to Cairo and head to your hotel. Book with us now and discover all the timeless wonders falling from the sky.

Visiting Cairo attractions  in your tours from Cairo to Luxor 

 

The Giza Pyramid Complex is a symbol that sheds some light on the ultimate level of human creativity and unbreakable will.

The complex contains the last remaining remains of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It contains three massive pyramids of Khufu, khafra, and Menkaure who desire to stand the test of time immortalize their names and heritage through the ages. Pyramids Complex were built during the Fourth Dynasty of the Ancient Egypt , between 2600-2500 BC.

The main purpose of constructing the Giza Pyramids Complex is to preserve and protect the mummies of the ancient pharaohs so their sprit can remain with the pharaoh’s crops so later on it could return to the body once again and fully transform and a second to the afterlife. The ancient Egyptians, including their kings, believed that death was part of a journey to the other world known as the reed fields.

The pyramids acted as a safeguard for the body , and sprit of the pharaoh in order to be the new king of the death . The pyramids of Giza were stored will with all items needed in the afterlife.

The Great Pyramids Of Giza  (also know as the pyramid of Khufu or the pyramid of Cheops)is the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza .It’s the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and the only one to remain largely intact . It’s believe that the pyramid was thus built as a tomb over a 10-20 year period concluding around 2560 BCE.

The pyramid of khafre Is the middle of the three Ancient Egyptian Pyramids of Giza, the second tallest and second largest of the group . It’s the tomb of the Fourth Dynasty pharaoh khafra who ruled 2558-2532 BC .The pyramid has a based length of 215,5m (706ft) and height of 136,4 m(448ft). It’s made of limes tone blocks weighing more than 2tons each .

Through our tours from Cairo to Luxor you will visit The pyramid of Menkaure is the smallest of the three main pyramids of Giza Pyramids Complex, located on the Giza plateau in the southwestern outskirts of Cairo ,Egypt . It is thought to save as the tomb of the Fourth Dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh Menkaure pyramid had an original height of 65.5m(215ft) , and was The smallest of the three major pyramid at the Giza Necropolis .

A Sphinx Is a mythical creatures with the head of a human , the body of a lion , and the wings of an eagle . The Great Sphinx is the oldest known monumental sculpture in Egypt, and one of the most recognizable status in the world. The archaeological evidence suggests by the ancient Egyptians of the Old Kingdom during the reign of khafre 2520-2494 BC .This impressive statue stands 73 m in long , 19 m high and 6 m wide.

You will cross the Nile River to visit some of the most spectacular highlights of Luxor‘s fabled West Bank during your tours from Cairo to Luxor which you will explore with your own private tour guide Visit the Valley of the Kings. You will .

Karnak Temple  ( one of attraction you can see in your tours from Cairo to Luxor)

 

 

The Karnak Temples are a complex in Luxor. The massive site was mainly built in 1600 BC dedicated to the god Amun-Ra, along with his wife Mut and son Khansa. Construction and additions to the site continued for 1,300 years, with more than 30 pharaohs offering decorations to please the gods.

The site in its entirety is about one mile by two miles, and within that space are about 25 different temples. In addition to the temples, there are chapels, shrines, obelisks, sanctuaries, friezes and huge statues worth admiring.

One of the main landmarks of the complex is the Hypostyle Hall, which is considered one of the major architectural and engineering works of ancient Egypt. The hall includes 134 massive columns that reach more than 75 feet in height. The Temple of Amun is truly amazing; Its size alone dwarfs all of Europe’s finest basilicas, and entering via the Avenue of the Sphinx provides a thrilling experience.

All Egyptian temples at that time had a lake, and the Karnak Temple is the largest – in ancient times golden boats were rowed across the lake during religious ceremonies dedicated to Amun Ra.

Valley of the Kings:

During our Tours From Cairo to Luxor you will visit the Hidden among the rocky cliffs of Luxor’s west bank, the Valley of the Kings was the final resting place of the kings of the 18th, 19th, and 20th Dynasties.

Covered in vibrant, intricately detailed frescoes, the tombs are every visitor’s first stop on a visit to the West Bank and are among the top tourist attractions in Egypt.

Since the dead were believed to be accompanied by the sun god (or perhaps became one with the sun god) sailing through the underworld at night in a boat, the walls of the tombs were decorated with texts and scenes depicting this journey and giving. Instructions dead in their tracks.

During our Tours From Cairo to Luxor you will go Inside the valley to witness  63 tombs, a list of famous names in Egyptian history, including the famous boy king Tutankhamun.

The tombs are open on a rotation system to preserve the paintings as much as possible from damage caused by moisture. Head here first thing in the morning (the site opens at 6am) to see them all without the crowds.

The Colossi of Memnon: ( one of attraction you can see in your tours from Cairo to Luxor)

 

 

The Colossi of Memnon is the first monument most travelers see in the West Bank through Tours from Cairo to Luxor.

These giant statues are located next to the main road that extends from the Al-Gezira suburb of Luxor on the western shore of the Nile Bank, before the main ticket office on the West Bank.

Carved from hard, yellowish-brown sandstone quarried in the hills above Edfu, it represents Amenhotep III seated on a cube-shaped throne. He once stood guard at the entrance to the king’s temple, of which only traces remain.

In the Roman imperial era, they were considered statues of Memnon, the son of Eos and Tithonus, who was killed by Achilles during the Trojan War.

The southern giant is better preserved than the northern giant. It is 19.59 meters high, and its base is partially buried under sand. With the crown originally worn but long gone, the total height must have been about 21 meters.

The Northern Giant is the famous “musical statue” that brought flocks of visitors here during the Roman Empire.

Visitors have noticed that the statue emits a musical note at sunrise, giving rise to the legend that Memnon greeted his mother Eos with this quiet, sad tone. The sound stopped being heard after Emperor Septimius Severus restored the upper part of the statue.

If you walk behind the statues, you can see the extensive site (currently being excavated by archaeologists) where the temple of Amenhotep III once stood.

Temple of Queen Hatshepsut

 

You will Witness through our tours from Cairo to Luxor The temple of Deir el-Bahari is located in a picturesque location on the west bank, at the foot of the steep cliffs that surround the desert hills, and the light-colored, almost white sandstone of the temple stands out prominently against the golden yellow to light brown rocks. 

The temple complex was built on three terraces rising from the plain, connected by cliffs that divided it into a northern half and a southern half. Along the western side of each mastaba is a raised portico.

The terraces are carved out of the eastern slopes of the hills, with retaining walls of the finest sandstone along the sides and back. The temple itself was also partly hewn into the rock. Inside, the complex is richly decorated with statues, reliefs and inscriptions. Notice how Queen Hatshepsut represented herself with the attributes of a male pharaoh (beard and short loincloth) to prove that she possessed all the power of a king.

Luxor  Temple ( one of attraction you can see in your tours from Cairo to Luxor)

 

Through our tours from Cairo to Luxor you will visit Luxor Temple, which presides over the modern city center, is an ode to the changing face of Egypt over the centuries.

Built first by Amenhotep III (on the site of an earlier sandstone temple), it was known as the “Southern Harem of Amun” and was dedicated to Amun, his wife Mut, and their son, the moon god Khonsu.

It include, like all Egyptian temples, the chapels of the gods, their corridors, and their subsidiary rooms. Large hypostyle hall, An open colonnaded courtyard is approached from the north by large columns.

The temple was added to and altered by a procession of pharaohs, including Amenhotep IV (who obliterated all references to the god Amun within the temple and added the sanctuary of the god Aten), and Tutankhamun (who decorated the walls of the columns with carvings). He in turn destroyed the Temple of the Aten), Seti I (who restored the reliefs of Amun), and Ramesses II  (who greatly enlarged the temple, adding a new colonnaded court at the north end).

During the tours from Cairo to Luxor you will visit the temple underwent transformation into a church, while in the Islamic era, the Abu al-Hajjaj Mosque, dedicated to a holy holy man, was built within the territory of the complex. All of these attractions and more you can see in your tours from Cairo to Luxor.