Your unforgettable day begins with a seamless hotel pickup, where both your dedicated tour guide and friendly driver will greet you warmly. Settle into our modern, air-conditioned vehicle as we kick off a day of discovery and wonder through the heart of ancient Egypt — in total comfort and style. Our first destination is the legendary Valley of the Kings, a UNESCO World Heritage site that served as the final resting place for Egypt's most powerful pharaohs. Walk in the footsteps of kings as you explore the elaborately decorated tombs carved deep into the desert hills. Standard admission: EGP 750 (includes access to three tombs). Optional add-ons (payable on-site) include: • Tutankhamun's Tomb – EGP 700 • Ramesses VI Tomb – EGP 220 • Seti I Tomb – EGP 2000

We then continue to the awe-inspiring Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, nestled beneath the towering cliffs of Deir el-Bahri. This majestic structure, with its tiered terraces and harmonious design, honors one of Egypt’s most powerful female rulers. Admission ticket (EGP 440) grants access to explore the temple and its impressive reliefs that tell stories of divine birth and trade expeditions. After the temple, we'll make a brief stop at a local Alabaster workshop — a traditional bazaar where generations of artisans have passed down the ancient techniques of carving and shaping this beautiful stone. You’ll get a fascinating look at how alabaster was crafted in Pharaonic times, using simple tools and skilled hands — just like the ancient Egyptians did. There’s absolutely no pressure to buy anything here. If something catches your eye, that’s great — and if not, you’re free to simply enjoy the experience and walk away with nothing but a deeper appreciation for this timeless craft.

Our journey leads us to the lesser-known gem of Luxor’s West Bank: Medinet Habu, the mortuary temple of Ramesses III. Unlike any other temple in Egypt, Habu boasts massive pylons, vivid battle scenes, and remarkably well-preserved wall carvings that provide insight into Egypt’s military history. The admission fee is EGP 220, and every pound is worth the walk through this monumental complex.