2 Days Luxor and Abu Simbel tour from Port Ghalib is beating with aesthetics and greatness. Included within the trip is such a tremendous load of historical unique destinations and information that’ll have people from different cultures build their thesis over. It’ll involve your visits to Luxor & Abu Simbel Highlights, such as the Temple of Hatshepsut, the Valley of the Kings, the Karnak Temple, Colossi of Memnon, furthermore, Abu Simbel Temple. Moreover, you’ll be able to rejoice in our agency’s incomparable services, from the private transition back and forth, to having lunch at a deluxe restaurant with a Nile view, in addition to our accommodation and tour guide. Tours from Hurghada travel agency has been an extremely one-of-a-kind appealing one between clients, so book with us now!!
Tour Details
Duration
2 Days - 1 Night
Tour Location
Luxor - Abu Simbel
Tour Availability
Everyday
Pickup & Drop Off
Your Hotel in Port Ghalib
Tour Type
Private
Tour Inclusions
Pick up services from your hotel in Port Ghalib and return.
1st class train tickets from Luxor to Aswan and return.
One night accommodation at 5* hotel in Aswan.
All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle.
Private Egyptologist guide.
Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.
Mineral water on board the vehicle during the tour.
It was our first visit to Egypt so me and my family didn't know what to expect. Thankfully our tour guide Manal Ahmed who by the way is the ONLY FEMALE tour guide in Hurghada! Than...
kbam1968
Jun 2021
We booked 2 day trip to Cairo and Luxor directly with “Tours from Hurgharda” before we left the UK. Responding promptly to any query or concerns that we may have had. Thank y...
SLJW13
May 2021
The main reason for the 5 stars is the communication from the company and the guide and driver they provided. I was very apprehensive booking from the UK with only email correspond...
nazli.sacls
Apr 2022
I visited Egypt with friends.Thank you tours from hurghada for an amazing experience..our guide Mohamed Elshamei was fantastic...knowledgable and nothing was to much to ask of him ...
Barbara M
Apr 2022
Early 4am start, arrived by 7am. security as in Europe. Arrived at opening of Cairo Museum and had the place to ourselves for a while, saw Tut exhibition very easily.Excellent. Als...
Day One: Port Ghalib to Luxor + Visit Luxor Wonders
Your first day will be starting with our driver picking you up from your hotel in Port Ghalib all the way to Luxor to start your exploration with your guide, heading to the first sight of the day, which is:
Valley of the Kings
The Valley of the Kings is one incredible mesmerizingly built creation whose construction lasted from 1539 BC to 1075 BC to serve as a resting place for the revered figures of the 18th to the 20th Dynasties. All people from different spots planning their visit to this specific site to win the chance of sensing the presence of the so famous tomb of Tutankhamun the valley has always turned heads for.
Temple of Hatshepsut
Hatshepsut temple, which was built back in 1479 BC, is gorgeously adorned with distinctive selections of carves that tell lived stories and tales about the queen, and to stress the singularity that the temple wins over its peers, then one needs to know that it was dedicated to Amun, one of the most worshipped gods in Old Times’ Egypt, furthermore, was one of Egypt’s 8 primordial divinities.
Colossi Memnon
The monumental creation is carved out of two traffic stones whose architecting process was a phenomenal event back in 1350 BC. The two sturdy stones were magnetically carved as an appreciation for the Luminous Pharaoh, Amenhotep III. You might have heard so much about the Colossi of Memnon from facts and myths which keep you always willing for more, so a great fact about the two sculptures, is the intention behind which came the concept of putting them into the total establishment, that’s to keep the pharaoh’s temple away from any lingering evil.
After getting over with exploring the previous sight, it’s about time for your lunch at a velvety resultant with a Nile view, then be off to the next destination, which is:
Karnak Temples
Karnak temples complex is the most epic massive temple that was impeccably founded in 2000-30 BCE for divine intentions. It’s gifted to the triple godly figures of Mut, Khonsu, and Amun. You’ll bump, while roaring the temple, into an inclusive collection of decomposed pylons, temples, chapels, as well as a fistful of other buildings. You’ll be dumbfounded knowing that besides the temple’s open part, the Amun-Re’s precinct, there’s a collection of three other parts that are taboo for the public to wander.
After finishing your visit to the Karnak Temple, you’ll be transferred to Luxor train station to catch your first-class train to Aswan for check-in at your hotel and stay the night there.
Meals: Lunch
Overnight: Aswan Hotel
Day Two: Discover Abu Simbel Temples - Return Back to Port Ghalib
You’ll be having your breakfast boxes to head to Simbel temple by an A/C vehicle to start your stroll there with your guide:
Abu Simbel Temple
Abu Simbel Temple is a group of two magnificently built temples that were hypnotizingly stoned up in the 13th century, in about 1264 BC. Its entrance has a collection of 4 enchanting carves that take for form of King Ramses II, which will be the foremost thing that your memory would print sceneries of on exploring. You’d be at a loss trying to wrap your mind around the pieces of information narrated to you about what kind of incredible golden history the temple has from the glorious number of aesthetics and carves nestle within it.
After finishing your stroll, you’ll be invited to have your lunch back in Aswan, then your 2 days Luxor and Abu Simbel tour from Port Ghalib will be gotten over with, so you’ll be delivered to Aswan train station to catch your train back to Luxor, then to your hotel in Port Ghalib by an A/C vehicle.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
P/S: There's a chance of taking your suggestions, that relate to the program, into consideration, including removing or adding any unmentioned destinations to fit with your desires and imaginations.