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Use a local tour company. They are up to 50% cheaper for the same trips as...
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Egypt is a predominantly Muslim nation and so has several religious holidays...
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Traveling with children in Luxor can be tiring but also very rewarding. Keep...
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Tips for Egypt When changing your English pounds into Egyptian pounds make...
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As “the greatest open air museum,” Luxor offers a myriad of attractions for...
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Live Music and (belly) dance Sunday evening Nile Valley hotel west bank Luxor...
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Luxor Temple Inside the temple on the left side you will find 3 Statues of...
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Shopping in Luxor can be a dusty affair, as passing traffic tends to stir up...
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Spent a week in Luxor 9/12/2009 and found the the Egyptian government has just...
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Guides often argument about this temple. One always say it is the best temple...
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No where in the world you can see so much history as you can do in Luxor...
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Built in the 13th century amid the ruins of Luxor Temple, the Abu al-Haggag...
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Imagine travelling across the Nile, before sunrise, with the excitement of...
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You cannot step outside of your hotel in Luxor without hearing the shouts of...
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Two enthroned statues of Amenhotep III, each soaring more than 60 feet into the...
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The Sharia al-Corniche is the main street running along the Nile in Luxor...
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Located on the Corniche between Luxor Temple and Karnak, the Luxor Museum...
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Built during the eighteenth dynasty by Amenhotep III and added to by Ramses II...
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The Souk on market street just up from MacDonald's is a popular place for the...
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The mortuary temple dedicated to the longest ruling female of Ancient Egypt...
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The temple of Karnak was known as Ipet-isut (Most select of places) by the...
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The great mortuary temple of Ramses III dominates the site at Medinat Habu...
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Discovered in 1922, the tomb of King Tutankhamen is the smallest of the royal...
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One of the splendid features of this tomb, which was originally built for...
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The Tomb of Sennedjem is located in the necropolis on the hillside above Deir...
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Deir al-Medina was inhabited by the laborers, craftsmen, painters, and carvers...
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The Valley of Kings is the ancient burial ground of many of Egypt's New Kingdom...
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The Theban tombs of the Nobles extend over a large populated area to the south...
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