Luxor holds more ancient monuments than almost anywhere on earth. Our Luxor day tours cover the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Hatshepsut, Karnak and Luxor temples, and the Colossi of Memnon.

Add a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the West Bank. Every tour is private and guided by an Egyptologist.

Top Luxor Day Excursions & Trips

Our Luxor day tours include stops at Karnak and Luxor Temples, the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, the Colossi of Memnon, the Dendera Temple complex, and the Temple of Seti I of Abydos, and the Valley of the Nobles. In the morning, Fly far above the city on a hot-air balloon trip over the Valley of the Kings and the Colossi of Memnon.

If you want a more relaxing way to see Egypt, you can enjoy our best Luxor and Aswan Nile cruises. You can stop to visit the temple of Kom Ombo, the Temple of Edfu, the Philae Temple, the Unfinished Obelisk, the High Dam, and the Abu Simbel Temple, which are located in Aswan. You can also spend a Cairo day trip from Luxor, visiting the Great Pyramid of Cheops, Chefren, Mykerinos, the great Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum, and Old Cairo before shopping in Khan El Khalili. Our Luxor day tours are also best for your Egypt winter vacation. You can check our complete guide for the best time to visit Egypt and book now from our Egypt tour packages to enjoy your Egypt vacation whenever you travel to Egypt.

Before your trip to Luxor Egypt, you should know that its attractions are on opposite sides of a river. Because the Nile runs through the middle of the city, you’ll have to plan two separate trips to see the western and eastern parts. Most of the city’s must-see sights, like the Valley of the Kings and others, are west of the metropolitan area.

On the other hand, the impressive Temple of Karnak, the Luxor Museum, and the Museum of Mummification are all on the site’s eastern side. You can also find the Temple of Luxor on this side, specifically on the east. This side of the Nile is where you’ll find the Avenue of the Sphinxes and some of the most modern and luxurious hotels. It is also where the Sharia al-Markaz and the Sharia al-Lokanda meet, a beautiful and enchanting place where tourists spend many hours shopping at one of the best bazaars and markets in the area. It is also where the Sharia al-Markaz and the Sharia al-Lokanda meet, a beautiful and magical place.

Luxor sightseeing

The ancient Egyptian capital, Thebes, was once the city now called Luxor. Egypt’s most famous temples, tombs, and monuments are in modern-day Luxor. Because of this, it is thought to be the best open-air museum in the world.

  • The Valley of Kings

Another UNESCO World Heritage Site in Egypt is the Valley of the Kings. All tourists to Egypt should walk through this valley, which is about 10 kilometers northwest of Luxor, and be amazed by the beauty of the more than 62 tombs dedicated to the most famous pharaohs of the New Kingdom of Egypt, as well as the many others built in honor of queens, princes, pets, and even specific moments in daily life or the building of the mausoleum.

  • The Valley of the Queens

The Valley of the Queens is one of the most popular places in Luxor because it has more than 70 tombs, many of which have beautiful paintings. A great example of this is the tomb of Nefertari, who was the ruler of Egypt during the 19th dynasty. The beautiful polychrome reliefs on her grave have been preserved over time and can still be seen by tourists visiting the site.