Altantawytravel

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1 Days / 2 Night
Max pepole: 5
place: Luxor

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Comece seu dia explorando o East Bank of Luxor — o coração de Tebas antigas — com um guia profissional egiptólogo. Visite o inspiradorKarnak Temple, the largest religious complex ever built, and walk in the footsteps of pharaohs at the majestic Luxor Temple. This half-day tour reveals the grandeur of ancient Egyptian worship and the architectural genius of the New Kingdom.

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4.9 Accommadation
4.5 Airport
wi-fi
4.9 denner & snacks
additional services
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Pick-up e drop-off do seu hotel em Luxor
Veículo privado com ar condicionado
Guia de egiptólogo licenciado
Taxas de entrada para Karnak & Luxor Temples
Água em garrafa durante o passeio
Todos os impostos e taxas de serviço

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Refeições ou bebidas a menos que especificado
Dicas e gratificações
Despesas pessoais
Extras Opcionais não mencionados

tour plan :

Day1:Itinerary

Start your marvelous day on Luxor East Bank Tour, the Early morning, you will be accompanied by your Egyptologist tour guide to visit the East Bank of the Nile River, You will start Luxor excursions with Karnak Temple, which is an immense temple that is considered as the most ancient worship place in the whole country of Egypt. it is considered as the greatest example of greatness in the history of the New Kingdom in ancient Egypt.

The temple was dedicated to the triad of the sun God Amon Re, his wife Mut, the cat Goddess, and their son Khonsu. It was constructed from the beginning of the Middle Kingdom to the Greco-Roman epoch by many Kings and Pharaohs.

Then continue your Luxor East Bank Tours as you will move to wander the Luxor Temple, there are chapels to the back of the temple established by King Amenhotep III who ruled Egypt during the 18th Dynasty, and Alexander The Great, the Macedonian-origin king who founded the city of Alexandria in 332 B.C. Other parts of the temple were really built by Tutankhamun and Ramses II.