The East Bank of Luxor is the modern side of the city located on the eastern bank of the Nile River. In ancient times, it symbolized life and worship, making it home to some of Egypt's most significant temples, hotels, museums, restaurants, and markets.
Best Luxor East Bank Tour
Luxor.
Duration
1 Day
Tour type
Day Tour
Runs
everyday
Cities
Luxor
Luxor Adventure Tour in East Bank
Overview
Best Destination Tours assures it will be a memorable experience on a best Luxor East Bank tour in one of the most famous Egypt trips. Begin at Luxor Temple, built by Ramses II, decorated with 18 statues, including those of Ramses II, and a gigantic obelisk from Heliopolis, and make your way down Sphinx Avenue to Karnak Temple, one of the most remarkable Luxor East Bank attractions and a landmark icon of Luxor attractions. From here, proceed onwards as part of your Luxor East Bank tour to Karnak Temple, the largest temple complex in existence, dedicated to Amun-Ra. You will be allotted time to wander the confusing maze of its hypostyle hall, with towering obelisks and a sacred lake. The tour is a definite pick from the list of things to do in Luxor that will give you an eternity of memories of Luxor adventure tours. Whether you opt for a group or private Luxor day tour, your day trip to Luxor will live on in memories and an intimate viewing of ancient history. Don't delay! Book your Luxor day tour and witness the glories of ancient Egypt!
Itinerary
Day 1
Our friendly staff picks you up from your hotel or Nile cruise at Luxor to begin one of the most memorable trips to Egypt, and start the best Luxor East Bank tour. This highly memorable thing to do in Luxor is the perfect complement to any Luxor day tour. First on the itinerary is an exquisite visit to Luxor Temple on the east bank, built by the great architect Ramses II. This temple is a feast for the eyes, with 18 statues lining the pathway, as well as a massive obelisk. Luxor Temple is linked to the Karnak Temples via Sphinx Avenue.
The Karnak Temples, the grandest temple complex in the world, measuring 62 acres, are perhaps one of the most impressive Luxor East Bank tour sites where worship is offered for the paramount god of Thebes, Amun-Ra. Then the Great Hypostyle Hall with its 143 immense columns in grandeur will hold you at least for a glimpse into the famous sacred lake of the god Amun-Ra that's kept in fine preservation. An impressive, huge obelisk weighing 323 tons was erected by Queen Hatshepsut in this complex.
One can also visit the sacred Temple of Osiris today, which gives much insight into ancient Egyptian religious life. This journey represents a deep Luxor adventure tour into cultural and architectural heritage and is a great experience to be enjoyed with your group. Whether you join a group or embark on a private Luxor day tour, make sure not to skip this wonderful day trip to Luxor. Book your Luxor day tour today and savor the fantastic exploration of these iconic Luxor attractions!
Included
- Transfers from & to your Hotel or Nile Cruise
- All transfers by air-conditioned vehicle
- Egyptologist
- Entrance fees
- All taxes & service charge
Excluded
- Any extras not mentioned in the program
- Tipping
Price Plan
| Package Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Person | 85$ Per person |
| 2 - 4 Persons | 60$ Per person |
| 5 - 8 Persons | 45$ Per person |
| 9 - 16 Persons | 35$ Per person |
Frequent Answers and Questions
One full day is ideal. Spend 3–4 hours at Karnak Temple and another 2–3 hours at Luxor Temple, with additional time for the museums, shopping, and a stroll along the Nile Corniche
Karnak is one of the world's largest religious complexes, built and expanded over more than 2,000 years by around 30 pharaohs. It is renowned for its Great Hypostyle Hall, towering columns, sacred lake, and impressive obelisks
Luxor Temple was primarily built by Amenhotep III and Ramses II. Unlike many temples, it remained in continuous religious use for centuries and is especially striking when lit at night.
Yes. The Luxor Museum displays exceptional statues and artifacts, including items linked to Tutankhamun, while the Mummification Museum explains ancient Egyptian embalming techniques and funerary beliefs.
The East Bank combines magnificent ancient temples, fascinating museums, vibrant markets, and scenic Nile views, making it an essential part of any visit to Luxor and one of Egypt's most rewarding historical destinations