Experience Luxor West bank

will visit the main attractions of Luxor, starting from the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, and more. The tour requires a car to move between the locations. The West Bank of Luxor The West Bank is an ancient Egyptian necropolis dating back to the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties during the New Kingdom period (around 1500 BCE). Highlights and Must-See Attractions include: Key areas: King's Valley + Hatshepsut Temple + Colossi of Memnon. 1 - The Valley of the Kings Description: This royal burial site holds the tombs of several pharaohs from the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties, such as Tutankhamen, Ramses II, and Sethi I. More details: There are over 60 tombs in total; however, just a few can be visited by tourists. With one entry fee, visitors have access to see up to three different tombs within the valley – extra fees apply if they wish to explore further. 2 - Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut Description: Dedicated to the famous woman ruler Hatshepsut, this magnificent structure sits atop sheer rock face near Deir El Bahri. Additional information: Due to both its distinctive architecture and breathtaking setting, visiting here should not be missed when exploring the region. 3 - Statue of Memnon Description: Representing powerful king Amenophis III, these two enormous limestone figures stand out prominently along the west bank. Other notable sites nearby: 4 - Ramesseum or mortuary temple of Ramesses III located in Medinet Habu Description: Explore the vast architectural ensemble constructed under order of mighty warrior king Ramesses III which boasts beautifully preserved bas-relief carvings alongside gigantic sculptures. 5 - The Valley of the Queens Similar to the neighboring Valley of the Kings, this section features numerous funerary chambers belonging to...