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We will introduce a tour that includes the Valley of the Kings in Luxor. The ruins on the other side of the Nile from the city of Luxor have a lot to see, but it is difficult for tourists to access them because of the poor transportation system such as buses, and it takes a long time. Therefore, we recommend using a tour to see them all. The tour includes the Colossi of Memnon, the Temple of Amon, the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, and the Valley of the Kings, and costs about 3,000 yen per person. There are also tours that do not go to the Temple of Amon. The tour takes about 5 to 6 hours and is divided into a morning and afternoon session. There are other attractive tours in Luxor, the most representative of which is a hot air balloon tour that allows you to see the Valley of the Kings from above. You can ride a hot air balloon for a cheap price of about 5,000 yen. #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Luxor #Egypt

I came to the tomb of Ramses IV in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, Egypt. This is the most popular tomb that can be entered with a joint ticket. The reason is that the ceiling and walls are lined with sculptures, and the coffin is quite large and worth seeing! This was one of the largest tombs I have visited. There are tours to the Valley of the Kings from Luxor for about 5,000 yen, so please take advantage of them and go there. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/wBQTxf1nVzYe8UxK7 #Egypt #Luxor #0yentripFebruary2025

The Valley of the Kings and the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor, Egypt are located on the opposite side of the river from the town of Luxor. Due to inconvenient transportation and the risk of being overcharged, it is recommended to join a hotel-organized tour. The tour fee starts from 3000 yen, excluding entrance fees. For the Valley of the Kings, the entrance ticket allows access to up to three tombs. The tombs open to the public vary by day, but the guide will help tourists choose the most suitable ones. The tour usually lasts about 6 hours. If you visit Luxor, be sure to take advantage of the tour!

I came to the royal tomb of Ramses IX in Luxor, Egypt. There are several royal tombs, and with a combined ticket you can choose three tombs to visit, but Ramses IX is also popular. The reason is not only the size of the tomb itself, but also the reliefs, such as murals and ceiling paintings! If you come to the royal tomb, be sure to visit it. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/wBQTxf1nVzYe8UxK7 #Egypt #Luxor #0yentripFebruary2025

On the 6th and 7th days of my trip to Egypt, I took a 1-hour flight from Cairo to Luxor ✈️ It's said that 30% of the world's ruins are in Luxor, so there are so many ruins! ✨ For me, who loves ruins, it's heaven 😍 There were so many historical ruins and it was a place full of things to see ❕✨ I've written more about the Valley of the Kings in another post, and I want you to see the reels of Karnak Temple and Abu Simbel Temple 😌 About Abu Simbel Temple... Not only the exterior, but there is also a very sacred place inside. The statues of God and Ramses II are lined up, and the statues are illuminated only twice a year. It's a really sacred place, and I couldn't even take pictures (it's a place where you can take pictures), so I closed my eyes and got a lot of power. I've written more about it in my stories, so I want you to check out the highlight Egypt③! 💖 However, because it's a tourist spot, there are so many people...!! I only got around briefly, so next time I want to explore it thoroughly🥰 #FreeTabiWinter #Egypt #Luxor #AbuSimbelTemple

There are many tombs of Egyptian kings 📍Valley of The Kings Luxor, Egypt, is located across the Nile River. It is said that on the east side, where the sun rises, there is the Temple of Life, and on the west side, where the sun sets, there is the Valley of the Kings, which represents death. In the vast valley called the Valley of the Kings, there are the tombs of many pharaohs (kings). This time, we visited three tombs recommended by our tour guide. Each tomb has a completely different atmosphere, so which one do you prefer? 🌞Ramses VI Everyone says that the tomb of Ramses VI is colorful and beautiful, but when you enter the tomb, you will find paintings with amazingly vivid colors. The colors are of course amazing, but the paintings on the ceiling are truly amazing! It's amazing how something from thousands of years ago can look so beautiful and feel so close to us,,,🥹✨ This tomb is near the entrance to the Valley of the Kings, so we went in for our final treat🥰 🌞Ramses III The tomb of Ramses III has many sculptures or carved walls that depict connections to the gods. I was so excited to see the God Horus the moment I entered😂💖 I really liked this tomb. Maybe it's also from my favorite era. 🌞Ramses I The blue is a precious tomb. A large sarcophagus is placed in the middle, and the blue color surrounding it remains vivid. You can also see Tutankhamun's tomb and, for a limited time, Queen Nefertari's tomb👑 Next, I want to see Queen Nefertari's tomb,,! If you're going during the time when you can see Queen Nefertari's tomb, you should definitely go in, even if you have to pay! 💰 #FritabiWinter #Luxor #Egypt #Eygpt

I'd like to introduce a restaurant I went to during my stay in Luxor. It was located on a road just past the Nile. I went because it had good reviews on Google Maps, but I went there early in the day, so there were hardly any customers? In fact, there seemed to be no one there. The interior was a little old, but it was a nice restaurant. I ordered vegetable soup and grilled chicken, which were delicious. The rice had something like baby star mixed in, but I was able to eat it deliciously. The vegetable soup also had a familiar taste like the ones I eat in Japan, and I enjoyed it very much. Egyptian food is not at all peculiar, so it's delicious, and since it's a local restaurant, the price was very cheap. #0yentrip #egypttrip #luxorfood #luxor

We will introduce Luxor Temple in Luxor, Egypt. Luxor Temple was built as a sub-temple of Karnak Temple during the New Kingdom. Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple were once connected by an approach lined with sphinxes. Also known as the "Southern Harem," it was built once a year for the Opet Festival, when Amun visits the temple to spend time with his wife, Mut, during the flood season of the Nile. During the festival, offerings to the gods were placed on a shinko and paraded down the approach to Luxor Temple. Luxor Temple is famous for the obelisk in front of the First Pylon. There used to be two obelisks, but now there is only one, and the other is in the Place de la Concorde in France. This is because Muhammad Ali, who founded the Muhammad Ali dynasty, gave it to France. France gave the clock tower in the Muhammad Ali Mosque in the historical district of Cairo. Luxor Temple is so grand that it is hard to believe it is a sub-temple. Entering the first pylon, there is the Court of Ramses II, the Court of Amenhotep III, and the Great Hypostyle Hall connecting the two courtyards. The walls of the Great Hypostyle Hall are painted with scenes from the Opet Festival, including a procession of a sacred boat accompanied by musicians proceeding along the approach to the temple, dancers, and the people who drank, ate, sang, and danced during the festival, becoming enthusiastic about it. #0 Yen Travel #Luxor #Luxor Temple #Egypt Travel

#FreeHongKongAirTickets #Egypt #Luxor I visited the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut when I went on a trip to Luxor in Egypt. After passing through security at the entrance, I bought a ticket and rode in a cart to the mortuary temple. The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut is a mortuary temple dedicated to the sun god Amun-Re. Queen Hatshepsut was the first woman to become Egyptian pharaoh and the daughter of Thutmose I. The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut was built in front of a rocky mountain, and I was impressed by its beautiful design and beauty, which makes it hard to believe it was built thousands of years ago. On the first floor terrace, there was a picture of Queen Hatshepsut. At the southern end of the central terrace is a temple for the goddess Hathor, and at the northern end is the worship hall of the god Anubis. Here, a standing statue of the god Anubis was painted. There are also beautiful reliefs with the colors of the time still intact. Transportation to Hatshepsut's mortuary temple is difficult, so it is recommended to visit it on a tour. Address: Al Qarna, Luxor Governorate 1340420 Egypt

When I traveled to Luxor in Egypt, I visited the Karnak Temple! After touring the Luxor Temple, I took a bus to the Karnak Temple. The Karnak Temple seemed to have more tourists than the Luxor Temple, giving the impression that it was more frequently visited. The Karnak Temple and the Luxor Temple are only about a 5-minute drive apart, so I recommend visiting both. The Karnak Temple, which covers an area of one square kilometer, had many attractions. Among them, the place you must visit is the Great Hypostyle Hall, where about 130 huge columns are lined up. I was moved by the paintings on each column. The obelisks of Queen Hatshepsut and Thutmose III were also very huge and magnificent. Address: Karnak, Luxor Governorate, Luxor, Egypt

#FreeHongKongAirTickets #Luxor #Egypt I'd like to introduce you to the Luxor Temple that I visited when I went on a trip to Luxor in Egypt! Luxor was the ancient capital, so there are many ruins. The Luxor Temple and the Karnak Temple are famous on the east side of Luxor. Luxor Temple was very empty in the morning, so it was easy to visit. The obelisk that stands in front of the Luxor Temple. The other obelisk was presented to Paris and is located at the Place de la Concorde in Paris. The guide explained to me that the statue of Tutankhamun and his wife looks like his wife is supporting Tutankhamun when viewed from behind, which was interesting. The last photo shows the Sphinx Avenue, and if you walk straight down this road, you will actually reach the Karnak Temple. Address: Egypt 1362501 Luxor Governorate, Luxor, Luxor City

#AccommodationReview #EgyptTrip #Africa #Egypt #Luxor When I went to Egypt, I went to Luxor, a city famous for the Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, and Valley of the Kings. I stayed at Steigenberger Nile Palace. It's a five-star hotel, and the staff were wonderful. The restaurants offer Thai, Italian, and Lebanese cuisine, as well as a breakfast buffet, and the food was delicious everywhere. The rooms had a cute Western-style interior. I recommend the restaurant and cafe near the pool, which overlooks the Nile. It was a wonderful time to relax here at dusk and watch the sunset. The pool is heated, so you don't have to worry about cold days.

Karnak Temple I went there because I wanted to see the view in the first photo. It was a temple built to dedicate to Amun, the guardian deity of Thebes. Later, when Thebes became the capital of Egypt, Amun was syncretized with the sun god Ra and became the supreme god of the state, Amun-Ra, and attracted the worship of the people. At that time, the temple was the residence of the gods and the residence of the king who was in charge of rituals. It is said that it also served as a school to teach medicine, astronomy, and other subjects. There is a superstition that if you walk around the scarab (dung beetle) statue three times counterclockwise, your wish will come true. There are theories that depending on the number of times you walk around it, it will bring about love, marriage, prosperity in business, business, and financial luck. #WorldHeritage #KarnakTemple #Egypt #EgyptTrip #Luxor

Luxor Ruins Located in the very center of the city. Built as a secondary temple of Karnak Temple during the New Kingdom. Also known as the "Southern Harem," it was built for the "Opet Festival," when Amun visits once a year to spend time with his wife, Mut. At the time of construction, Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple were connected by the Avenue of the Sphinxes. The obelisk in front of the First Pylon is famous. There used to be two obelisks, but now there is only one, and the other one is in Place de la Concorde in France. This is because Muhammad Ali, who founded the Muhammad Ali dynasty, gave it to France. France gave the clock tower in the Muhammad Ali Mosque in the historical district of Cairo. I wonder why they sent it to France, it would be better to have it there. #EgyptTrip #Luxor #Egypt #LuxorRuins #WorldHeritage

Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple A mortuary temple built by Hatshepsut, the only female pharaoh of ancient Egypt, located on the west bank of Luxor, Egypt. It was designed by Hatshepsut's close aide and architect Senmut. It was later partially destroyed by Thutmose III, who scraped off the murals and inscriptions. The west bank is home to necropolises such as the Valley of the Kings and Deir il-Amadina, and has been considered the "world of the dead." Egypt's World Heritage Site "Ancient Thebes and its Necropolis" #Luxor #Egypt #EgyptTrip #Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple #Hatshepsut #WorldHeritage

Valley of the Kings in Luxor. The tomb of Tutankhamun is here too. There are many kings' tombs, and you can only enter three of them. You take out your ticket and use a hole punch to open them. That's a good idea. So I recommend checking which king's tomb you want to see before you go. Tutankhamun's tomb is not included in the three times you have to pay a separate fee. It may be that the color of the time has remained so well preserved that it was in good condition. I'm sure it must have been very beautiful at the time. It's hot here, so water and a hat are essential. Be careful of heatstroke. #ValleyoftheKings #Tutankhamun #Luxor #Egypt #EgyptTrip

Access: Tourist attractions: Karnak Temple was started to be built by pharaohs during the 18th Dynasty, the New Kingdom, in 1580 BC. The New Kingdom is the most famous and glorious period in ancient Egyptian history. Famous pharaohs included Thutmose I, II, III, Hatshepsut, Akhenaten (Amenhotep IV), Tutankhamun, and Queen Nefertiti. The Karnak Temple was expanded by these pharaohs. The temple was expanded from the inside out, so the more recent it is, the more recent it is. The expansion was repeated until the last Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt. The head of the sphinx here is a ram, which is the incarnation of the god Amun, who protects the pharaohs. It is very large, so it is better to have plenty of time to explore it slowly. It is a must-see place when you come to Egypt! #Luxor #EgyptTrip #KarnakTemple

Karnak Temple is one of the largest temples in Egypt, located on the east bank of Luxor, which flourished as the capital of ancient Egypt. The temple was expanded and built over 2000 years, and is truly impressive. There are few shady areas inside the temple, so it is recommended to visit early in the morning or at night. #egypt #luxor #karnaktemple

Tour the Valley of the Kings, a group of rock-cut tombs of successive kings dyed in the morning sun, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, dedicated to the only female pharaoh of ancient Egypt, and the eternal Nile River from the sky. The desolate necropolis below, the green oasis, and the rising sun make you feel the eternal flow of time, making it truly spectacular! #egypt #luxor #Egypt #Luxor

How to get there: Luxor Tour Tourist attractions: Balloon tour This is a tour where you can ride a hot air balloon and explore the sky above the ruins of the World Heritage site of Luxor. They will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel. You can also see the sunrise, so it's a very beautiful and recommended tour. #Couple trip #Egypt trip #Luxor #Hot air balloon

If you want to experience the charm of Egypt, you can't miss Cairo and Luxor. In the evening, the Nile River turns golden, creating a dreamlike scene. Standing by the river, you can feel the breath of history and enjoy a relaxing moment. You will definitely want to create new travel memories while experiencing the magnificent scenery where the heritage of ancient civilizations and beautiful nature are in harmony. If you go to Egypt, wonderful moments that will stay in your heart for a lifetime await you. Let's go on your next adventure! #Spring 0 yen trip #Egypt #Cairo #Luxor #Nile River

Luxor is an ancient Egyptian city with a rich history. A stone called "alabasta" is often mined in Egypt, and they have demonstrations of how to carve and polish the stone repeatedly to form it, and it is actually sold. The food is also very delicious, so I hope you will enjoy the unique Egyptian cuisine there! There are many ancient ruins in Luxor, and the Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple are particularly famous. ✨✨ Luxor is located along the Nile River, and the river scenery is beautiful. Please come and visit the charming Luxor! #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Luxor

I came to the Great Scarab Statue at the Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt. It is a statue of a dung beetle, and the ancient Egyptians thought that the dung beetle rolling its dung was an incarnation of the god Khepera, who controls the rotation of the sun. It is said that if you turn the statue of the dung beetle counterclockwise three times, your wish will come true. The Khao Lak Temple is large, so it is easy to miss this statue, but don't forget to go and make a wish. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/j3bBn79Co8GD9u3b8 #0yentravelFebruary2025#Luxor #Egypt

I came to the Great Hypostyle Hall of the Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt! It is located in a corner of the Karnak Temple, but it has 134 large pillars that are about 23 meters tall, so you can look up and experience being lost in a dungeon. The pillars and walls are each carved with pictures, which are worth seeing. The sunlight is strong when you look up, so be sure to wear sunglasses. 📍Location: https://g.co/kgs/9Vzhq29 #0yentravelFebruary2025#Luxor#Egypt

I came to Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt. When I entered, I was impressed by how big it was! As I walked through the temple, I was impressed to think that such a large stone temple was built in 1580 BC. If you come to Luxor, you must go here. It would be a waste to only go to the pyramids of Giza! 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ng5XaoPR3bjobrEKA #0yentripFebruary2025#Luxor#Egypt

Karnak Temple, Luxor, Egypt I recently went to see the Obelisk of Thutmose I. One of the highlights of the Karnak Temple. The slender obelisk is 21m long and weighs 143 tons, and Egyptian characters are carved into the rock. I'm impressed that they were able to make such a large obelisk and transport it before the Common Era. By the way, it was unfinished. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/swAzhonReY1D7iyZA #0yentripFebruary2025#Luxor #Egypt

The "Venus hotel" in Luxor The staff at the hotel spoke Japanese, which was very helpful🥹♥️ And they were very kind, so I felt at ease even in a new place where I often have a lot of worries! The second floor was a restaurant It was a very nice place 📍Address: Intersection Youssef Hassan Street with Market Street, East Bank, East bank, 85952 Luxor, Egypt #0yentripFebruary2025 #Luxor

I came to the Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor, Egypt. From hotels in Luxor, a combined tour of this place and the Valley of the Kings is popular, and you can go around for about 3,000 yen on a group tour. (Admission fee not included) This is a rare place that enshrines a queen, but it is quite large and the scenery of the desert and rock formations is very interesting. It is one of the must-see places in Luxor. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/8RPnPAnt13KVuMND8 #Egypt #Luxor #0yentravelFebruary2025

Here are some recommended hotels in Luxor. Aracan Eatabe Luxor Hotel is a four-star hotel. The building itself is old, but the inside was very spacious and clean. The hotel has a restaurant and a pool, so you can relax even while staying at the hotel. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. This hotel is also near the Nile River, so you can see the Nile from your room. Breakfast was a buffet with typical Egyptian food, but the hotel staff were friendly and I had a very comfortable stay. #0yentrip #Egypttrip #Luxor #recommendedhotelinluxor

[Egypt/Luxor] Steigenberger, a famous Egyptian hotel chain✨ This hotel is ranked highly on trip.com🏅 Luxor is a city located in the north of central Egypt This hotel is located along the Nile It has a calm and tasteful appearance It was a relaxing hotel where you could forget that you were in Egypt. The room was lovely, but the view of the courtyard from the balcony was also amazing On this day, there was live music, creating an elegant evening🎻 You can also eat breakfast elegantly while looking at the Nile☕️ The staff were also peaceful and it was perfect💯💯💯 Highly recommended if you are staying in Luxor‼︎ #Egypt #Luxor #Nile #Steigenberger