Once you’ve landed in Luxor, this excursion is exemplary for immersing yourself in the city, absorbing intriguing knowledge, viewing the primary landmarks on the East Bank, networking with fellow globetrotters, and feeling secure amidst local companions. You’ll be navigating the city on horse-drawn carriages, all while delving deeper into archeological findings. Dubbed as the dwelling of the god Amun, this city that once held deep relations with royal figures of ancient Egypt is today renowned as the world’s grandest al fresco repository.

Our rendezvous point is the Luxor museum where we’ll mutually introduce ourselves before we kickstart our exploration of the Nile river’s East bank. I’d be hard-pressed to fit in the grandeur of all the tour sites within this snippet, but rest assured, having a congenial and well-informed local by your side will feel akin to carrying a living search engine.

The span of our tour extends to three hours, wherein we’d witness ongoing archeological excavations in Luxor and stay informed about the latest revelations. We’ll also provide you with suggestions that’ll fuel your wanderlust for the upcoming days.