Things to do in Luxor

Late Period cemetery site with shaft tombs and mud-brick chapels in Theban necropolis.

Ancient processional avenue lined with limestone sphinxes connecting Karnak and Luxor temples.

A historic ruins in Luxor.

Twin colossal statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, standing sentinel on Luxor's plains for 3,400 years.

Explore the remarkably preserved homes and tombs of the craftsmen who built Egypt's royal tombs.

Marvel at breathtaking mortuary temples carved into dramatic limestone cliffs along the Nile's west bank.

Necropolis honeycomb with dozens of painted tombs carved into golden cliffs above the Nile.

Walk among 134 towering columns that once formed the grandest hall of ancient Egypt's greatest temple.

Wander through Egypt's most awe-inspiring temple complex, where colossal columns tell stories of pharaohs past.

Walk among towering pharaonic columns at this breathtaking 3,400-year-old temple glowing golden at night.

Explore the colossal mortuary temple of Ramses III, adorned with stunning hieroglyphics and towering stone columns.

Explore the colossal remains of Amenhotep III's mortuary temple, one of ancient Egypt's grandest royal monuments.

Marvel at Egypt's most stunning mortuary temple, carved dramatically into towering limestone cliffs at Deir el-Bahari.

Step inside a hauntingly preserved ancient temple built to honor the great pharaoh Seti I.

Unravel the secrets of Egyptian mummification with genuine mummies and fascinating funerary artifacts on display.

Open-air museum preserving temples and monuments across Theban archaeological zone.

Marvel at the colossal ruins of Ramesses II's mortuary temple, a timeless testament to ancient Egypt's grandeur.

Explore the reconstructed sanctuary of Egypt's most powerful female pharaoh, adorned with stunning ancient reliefs.

Historic mosque built atop Thebes temple ruins, blending Islamic and pharaonic heritage.

A historic ruins in Luxor.

Step back 3,000 years among hauntingly preserved ruins of Egypt's moon god sanctuary inside Karnak.

Mortuary temple of Middle Kingdom pharaoh featuring terraced architecture and restored colonnaded hall.

Demolished temple dedicated to war god Montu with fragmented limestone blocks and foundations visible.