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The ramp and terraces of Hatshepsut's temple below the desert cliffs©Amwaj Tour

Half-day tour: Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut and Medinet Habu

This Luxor West Bank half-day tour covers the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut's temple and the Colossi of Memnon. Free visits to Medinet Habu and an alabaster workshop are added.

From $110 per personView tour
The Temple of Hatshepsut beneath the golden cliffs of Deir el-Bahari©Amwaj Tour

Full-day tour: Luxor’s West Bank and the Karnak sound and light show

This Luxor West Bank day tour visits the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut, Medinet Habu and the Colossi of Memnon with your own guide. Then comes the sound and light show at Karnak after dark.

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The sun setting over the Nile behind a line of palm trees©Amwaj Tour

4-day dahabiya cruise: Aswan to Luxor, with Kom Ombo and Edfu

This dahabiya cruise Aswan to Luxor sails for three nights on a traditional Nile sailing boat. An Egyptologist guides you, and all meals are cooked on board.

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The Temple of Philae and its kiosk reflected in the Nile under an orange sunrise sky©Amwaj Tour

Full-day tour from Luxor: Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae and the High Dam

This Aswan day trip from Luxor drives south to the temples of Edfu, Kom Ombo and Philae and the Aswan High Dam. An Egyptologist and a private car are with you all day.

From $280 per personView tour
Hot air balloons rising over the Colossi of Memnon at sunrise©Amwaj Tour

Full-day tour: sunrise balloon ride, Valley of the Kings and Karnak

The Luxor balloon and both banks tour lifts off before dawn over the Theban hills and temples. You then land to a full day of sightseeing on both banks.

From $250 per personView tour
The sun setting over the Nile behind a line of palm trees©Amwaj Tour

5-day dahabiya cruise: Luxor to Aswan, with Edfu, Kom Ombo and Philae

This dahabiya cruise Luxor to Aswan sails for four nights on a traditional Nile sailing boat. It includes Egyptologist-guided visits and all meals on board.

From $1,600 per personView tour
Travelers inside a painted royal tomb in the Valley of the Kings©Amwaj Tour

Full-day tour: Valley of the Kings with Tutankhamun’s tomb, Valley of the Queens and Hatshepsut

This Valley of the Kings and Queens tour includes the royal tombs, with Tutankhamun's tomb ticket. You also visit Hatshepsut's temple and the Colossi of Memnon.

From $110 per personView tour
The columned facade of the Temple of Hathor at Dendera at the end of a stone path©Amwaj Tour

Full-day tour from Luxor: Dendera and Abydos temples

This Abydos and Dendera day trip from Luxor visits two of Upper Egypt's best-kept temples in one day. You see Seti I's temple at Abydos and the Temple of Hathor at Dendera with an Egyptologist.

From $170 per personView tour
A traveler walking toward the Great Temple of Abu Simbel at sunset

Breathtaking sights

This Abu Simbel day trip from Luxor reaches the great rock temples of Ramses II above Lake Nasser in one full day. They were moved stone by stone to save them from the water.

Full day · From LuxorFull-day trip from Luxor to Abu SimbelFrom $285 per personView tour

A local friend with an Egyptologist's knowledge

Amwaj is a Luxor company built on authenticity and quality. A trip should be more than a checklist of sights, so every tour can be made private and your guide plans the day around you.

Your language. All languages available, so the temples get explained, not pointed at.
Expert guides. Licensed local Egyptologists lead every tour.

The journalTales carved in time

Treasures of Egypt · 3 min read

Karnak: two thousand years of building for Amun

Karnak is not one temple but a whole city of temples. For around 2,000 years, pharaoh after pharaoh added gates, halls and obelisks to honour the…

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Treasures of Egypt · 3 min read

The Valley of the Kings: where the pharaohs hid their eternity

For nearly 500 years, the kings of Egypt were buried in secret tombs cut deep into a desert valley near Luxor. Here is what they left…

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Treasures of Egypt · 3 min read

Abu Simbel: the temples that were moved to save them

Ramses II carved two temples into a mountain on Egypt's southern border. Three thousand years later, the whole world helped to lift them out of the…

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Treasures of Egypt · 3 min read

Philae: the island temple of Isis

Reached only by boat, the Temple of Isis at Philae was one of the last places where the old gods of Egypt were worshipped, and where…

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Famous in Egypt · 3 min read

Koshari: the dish all of Egypt agrees on

Rice, lentils, pasta, a sharp tomato sauce and a crown of crispy onions. Koshari is cheap, filling, vegan by nature, and loved in every corner of…

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Famous in Egypt · 3 min read

Ful and ta’ameya: how Egypt starts the day

Slow-cooked fava beans and crisp green falafel, eaten with warm baladi bread. Egypt's favourite breakfast has fed the country for generations.

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Famous in Egypt · 3 min read

Molokhia: the green soup Egyptians grow up with

Finely chopped jute leaves, a rich broth, and a sizzling spoon of garlic and coriander. Molokhia is the taste of an Egyptian family lunch.

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Famous in Egypt · 3 min read

Feteer meshaltet: the golden pastry of the Egyptian countryside

Paper-thin dough, folded again and again with ghee, then baked until golden and flaky. Eat it with honey, cheese, or both.

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Experience · 4 min read

Luxor day trip from Hurghada: how the day works, and is it worth it?

Yes, you can see Karnak and the Valley of the Kings in one day from the Red Sea. Here is how long the drive takes, how…

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Experience · 4 min read

Best time to visit Luxor: a month-by-month guide

October to April is the best time to visit Luxor, with warm days and cool nights. Here is what each month is like, and how to…

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