Luxor’s East & West Banks
Soak up 3,000 years of history on a tour of both ancient banks of the Nile, possible in one day if you are short of time. Start with the Valley of the Kings to see where Ramses the Great and Tutankhamun
were buried. Go on to the Valley of the Queens and the terraced Temple of Hatshepsut. Visit Karnak Temple and gaze in awe at the world’s largest temple complex, followed by the columns of the Temple of Luxor. Return at night for the spectacular sound and light show at Karnak Temple.
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