Temple Ramses

Discover the ancient history of the Valley of the Queens where the Tomb of the Great Queen Nefertari lies. Vist the Temple of Ramses II and the Home of the famous Howard Carter and much more.

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See the sites on the east bank of the river with Sheba Tours,and Visit well-preserved temple complexes in Karnak and Luxor, Karnak is the largest complex of temples in Egypt, it is dedicated to god Amun and his wife Mut and their son Khonsu. The temple of Luxor was dedicated by Ramses II, greatest builder in ancient Egypt

Take the chance and visit Aswan which was known the land of gold as it was a big treasure for the kings of Nubia and Visit Aswan to enjoy its admirable heritage on one day trip on which you can visit Abu Simbel Temple.

Join this amazing tour and get to know a different side of Luxor. Explore the temples and tombs of the Theban Necropolis in the West Bank of Luxor in this half-day guided tour. Marvel at the fascinating Mortuary temple of king Ramses III at Madinat Habu. Visit the mortuary temple of Ramses 2nd and learn about his famous battles. Explore Deir El Madina (Valley of the Artisans), where the craftsmen who worked on the royal tombs lived. Pick-up and drop-off by an A/C car at your Luxor hotel.This private tour can be customized to your schedule with a variety of start times, including early departures that take advantage of cooler morning temperatures A half-day tour of the Temple of Medinat Habu, Ramesseum, and the Valley of the Artisans Learn about the lives, beliefs and work of ancient Egyptians Receive personalized attention and commentary from a private, expert guide Beat the heat with an optional early morning departure Travel comfortably between sites in an air-conditioned vehicle

Family Friendly – kids mischief/Naughty are welcomed 🙂 -easy soft move – Stressless – no Hustles Explore the highlights of two of the fantastic sites in the West Bank of Luxor, experience the mystery atmosphere at the Valley of the Nobles, which is dedicated to high-rank members of the government officials, then visit the magnificent Rame

Visit the two main temples of the ancient Egyptian capital of the Middle and New Kingdom: Thebes. A professional English-speaking guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you with airconditioned private transportation to the Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple to show you where Pharaohs like Tutankhamun, Hatchepsut and Ramses II performed their sacred rituals. The Karnak Temple complex contains holy lakes, hypostyle halls, obelisks, pylons and shrines. The Luxor Temple, gracefully decorating the banks of the river Nile, dedicated, not to a deity or pharaoh but to the Rejuvenation of Kingship and center of the Opet Festival.

See the sites on the east bank of the river with Sheba Tours,and Visit well-preserved temple complexes in Karnak and Luxor, Karnak is the largest complex of temples in Egypt, it is dedicated to god Amun and his wife Mut and their son Khonsu. The temple of Luxor was dedicated by Ramses II, greatest builder in ancient Egypt

See the sites on the east bank of the river with Sheba Tours,and Visit well-preserved temple complexes in Karnak and Luxor, Karnak is the largest complex of temples in Egypt, it is dedicated to god Amun and his wife Mut and their son Khonsu. The temple of Luxor was dedicated by Ramses II, greatest builder in ancient Egypt

See the sites on the east bank of the river with Sheba Tours,and Visit well-preserved temple complexes in Karnak and Luxor, Karnak is the largest complex of temples in Egypt, it is dedicated to god Amun and his wife Mut and their son Khonsu. The temple of Luxor was dedicated by Ramses II, greatest builder in ancient Egypt

don’t miss the chance to know about the history of luxor by visiting the east bank and know the importance of those temples

take the chance and know more about the history of the east bank of luxor and the relation between the east and west bank by visiting luxor temple and karnak temple

take the chance and know more about the history of the east bank of luxor and the relation between the east and west bank by visiting luxor temple and karnak temple

take the chance and know more about the history of the east bank of luxor and the relation between the east and west bank by visiting luxor temple and karnak temple

take the chance and know more about the history of the east bank of luxor and the relation between the east and west bank by visiting luxor temple and karnak temple

Visit the best of Luxor's East and West Bank attractions with this private guided tour. Highlights include the Temple of Karnak, the Theban Necropolis, the Valley of the Kings, the Colossi of Memnon, and the Temple of Ramses III, all of which you'll experience with a local guide by your side.

Luxor is called the City of the Hundred Doors or the City of the Sun, Formerly known as Thebes, It is the capital of Egypt in the Pharaonic era, located on the banks of the Nile River, which divides it into the eastern and western parts of the country, and It is the capital of Luxor Governor ate in southern Egypt

Karnak Temple, called by some “the Temple of Temples.” It is the largest place of worship ever built. Its ancient name Ipet-Isut means “the most sacred of places.” The temple, or, more correctly, the complex of temples, was built over more than two thousand years by generation after generation of pharaohs. Within the complex, the great “Hypostyle Hall” is an incredible forest of giant pillars covering an area larger than the whole of Notre Dame Cathedral. The graceful Temple of Luxor built by Amenhotep III and Ramses II for ritual and festivals and dedicated to the god Amun

Explore the largest temple in the world, the temple of Karnak, and the majestic temple of Luxor, which both were dedicated to the Theban Triad; Amun, Mut and, Khons. Well trained and certified tour guides.

In ancient times Madinat Habu was known as Djanet and according to ancient belief was the place were Amun first appeared. Both Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III built a temple dedicated to Amun here and Later Rameses III constructed his larger memorial temple on the site.