The temple of Karnak was known as Ipet-isut (Most select of places) by the ancient Egyptians. It is a temple complex, where pharaohs built for over 2000 years. The temple is... more »

Interested in Luxor?
We'll send you updates with the latest deals, reviews and articles for Luxor each week.
#1 of 36 attractions in Luxor
The temple of Karnak was known as Ipet-isut (Most select of places) by the ancient Egyptians. It is a temple complex, where pharaohs built for over 2000 years. The temple is... more »
#2 of 36 attractions in Luxor
The great mortuary temple of Ramses III dominates the site at Medinat Habu. Second in size only to Karnak, the main pylon and well-preserved wall carvings record military... more »
#3 of 36 attractions in Luxor
You cannot step outside of your hotel in Luxor without hearing the shouts of the horse and carriage drivers (called caleches) heckling for a ride or seeing overburdened donkeys... more »
#4 of 36 attractions in Luxor
Built during the eighteenth dynasty by Amenhotep III and added to by Ramses II, Luxor Temple was built to celebrate the annual Opet Festival when the statues of Amun, Mut, and... more »
#5 of 36 attractions in Luxor
Deir al-Medina was inhabited by the laborers, craftsmen, painters, and carvers who worked on the royal tombs nearby. Just south of the Valley of the Queens, this place is often... more »
#6 of 36 attractions in Luxor
The Valley of Kings is the ancient burial ground used by the Pharoahs and dignitries from the 18th to the 20th dynasties. Among 63 royal tombs is the famous Tomb of Tutankhamun... more »
#7 of 36 attractions in Luxor
#8 of 36 attractions in Luxor
Located on the Corniche between Luxor Temple and Karnak, the Luxor Museum houses an excellent collection of artifacts and statues found in archeological sites in and around... more »
#9 of 36 attractions in Luxor
The Theban tombs of the Nobles extend over a large populated area to the south of the Valley of Kings. More than 400 tombs of nobles and officials can be found here among the... more »
#10 of 36 attractions in Luxor
#11 of 36 attractions in Luxor
#12 of 36 attractions in Luxor
Again this is a temple that few people go to. Although it is becoming more popular, you can, while there, watch the buses going straight past on their way to V of K, Hatshepsut’s... more »
#13 of 36 attractions in Luxor
The Tomb of Sennedjem is located in the necropolis on the hillside above Deir al-Medina, the village for workmen on the West Bank sites. The tomb was built for Sennedjem, a... more »
#14 of 36 attractions in Luxor
#15 of 36 attractions in Luxor
#16 of 36 attractions in Luxor
#17 of 36 attractions in Luxor
Discovered in 1922, the tomb of King Tutankhamen is the smallest of the royal tombs in the Valley of Kings. However, the nearly intact tomb discovered by Howard Carter is... more »
#18 of 36 attractions in Luxor
Two enthroned statues of Amenhotep III, each soaring more than 60 feet into the sky, are the first monuments visitors see upon arrival at the West Bank. Standing sixty feet high... more »
#19 of 36 attractions in Luxor
#20 of 36 attractions in Luxor