Makadi Bay Excursion to Luxor in Full Day Tour

The magical necropolis of the royal rulers of the New Kingdom (1570 – 1050 BC) Valley of the Kings holds 63 magical tombs that belong to Rameses II, Amenhotep I, Seti I, Tutankhamun, Tutankhamun, and many more. All the incredible work of art found across the tombs was able to shed light on the golden religious beliefs, mythical marvels, and funerary techniques made during the 18th dynasty, 19th dynasty, and 20th dynasty.

One of the most complete and magical pieces of art located within the golden lands of Thebes is the blessed Hatshepsut Temple which was established in 1479 BC by Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) to honor her role as the prime priestess of the creator god Amun. It is the source of many great facts about her legacy of the art of classical architecture made in this magical period.

You will then have your lunch before heading to:

The paranormal Colossi of Memnon of Amenhotep III (1391–1353) were carved of quartzite in 1350 BC to be 18 m (60ft) and each weighs about 720 tons. It was reconstructed many times, especially in the Greco-Roman period. It is able to shed light on the mythological tale of the mythical warrior king Memnon plus many facts about his family, religious beliefs, and achievements.

The golden religious complex of the 18th dynasty Theban triad The Karnak Temple Complex is an immortal piece of cultural and religious art that stood the test of time since its construction over 2000 years from 1971 BC to 30 BC by many kings and rulers. It was mainly the worship center of Mut, Amun, and Khonsu plus a number of other gods. The complex is the biggest complex of its kind showcasing the creative artistic architecture of Thebes through the hypostyle hall, pylons, shrines, Avenue of Sphinxes, and more.