West Bank Tour 2 (Medinet Habu Temple – Valley of the Queens)
1 DayDescription: Delve deeper into Luxor’s West Bank, the ancient city of the dead, with a specialized tour focusing on the magnificent Medinet Habu, the mortuary temple of Ramesses III. This fortress-like complex is renowned for its incredible preservation, vibrant original colors, and detailed depictions of battles and daily life, including the famous scenes of the Sea Peoples. Continue to the serene Valley of the Queens, the royal necropolis for queens, royal children, and high-ranking officials of the New Kingdom. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to explore several beautifully decorated standard tombs, marveling at their intricate decorations and learning about the lives of those laid to rest. This tour offers a rich contrast to other West Bank sites, showcasing unique artistic styles, epic historical narratives, and a more intimate look at royal burials.
Included/Exclude
Includes
- Expert Egyptologist Tour Guide
- Private Air-Conditioned Vehicle
- All Entrance Fees (to the Temple of Seti I & Osireion)
- Complimentary Bottled Water
- Lunch at a local restaurant
- Round-trip Hotel/Nile Cruise Pick-up & Drop-off in Luxor
- All Taxes & Service Charges
Excludes
- Tipping
- Personal Expenses
- Any charges not explicitly mentioned in the "Inclusions" section
Trip Info
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4 Star Hotel
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Availability
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Availabe
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6688m
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Guided
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English,
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VISA, Master Card,cash
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Bus, Taxi
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5-6 Hours
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Available
Overview
Delve deeper into Luxor’s West Bank, the ancient city of the dead, with a specialized tour focusing on the magnificent Medinet Habu,
Tour Highlights:
- Medinet Habu (Mortuary Temple of Ramesses III): Explore one of the best-preserved and most colorful temples in Egypt, known for its extensive battle scenes and vibrant reliefs.
- Valley of the Queens: Visit the burial site of royal consorts and princes, featuring beautifully decorated tombs that offer a glimpse into royal family life.
- Ramesside Artistry: Witness the distinct architectural and artistic elements of the Ramesside period, particularly the vivid colors and narrative details at Medinet Habu.
- Historical Narratives: Gain insights into major historical events, including Ramesses III's military campaigns against invaders like the Sea Peoples.