Tourists exploring the Temple of Hatshepsut in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt.
Ancient statue at Karnak Temple, Luxor, seen on Valley of the Kings tour from Hurghada.
Row of ancient ram-headed sphinx statues at Karnak Temple, Luxor, Egypt.
Entrance to Luxor's ancient tomb with detailed wall hieroglyphs and paintings.
Visitors walking through the avenue of sphinxes at Karnak Temple, Egypt.
Tourists exploring ancient hieroglyphs on columns at Valley of the Kings, Egypt.
Ancient columns with hieroglyphs at Karnak Temple, part of Valley of the Kings tour from Hurghada.

From Hurghada: Full-Day Guided Tour of Valley of the Kings with Lunch & Transfers, Luxor

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Explore Luxor, Egypt with this full-day guided tour departing from Hurghada to visit over 60 royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings, including the famous Tomb of Tutankhamun. Enjoy a day trip that lets you see both banks of the Nile River without needing separate guides or tickets and includes an air-conditioned bus for transportation. The journey features visits to top attractions like the Colossi of Memnon and Queen Hatshepsut's Temple with expert guidance from your Egyptologist guide.

Begin your journey with the Full-Day Guided Tour of Valley of the Kings with Lunch & Transfers, departing from Hurghada. This exploration includes hotel transfers in Luxor and is led by a multilingual Egyptologist guide.

During this tour's itinerary, you'll have lunch at a local restaurant before exploring the Valley of the Kings — which houses 63 tombs including that of King Tutankhamun.

Visit Karnak Temple to understand its significance as an ancient religious site and marvel at the Colossi of Memnon on your guided trip from Hurghada.

On this full-day tour, witness Queen Hatshepsut's unconventional portrayal in her temple, where she is depicted like a male, challenging societal norms through art.

Learn why the Valley of the Kings was established to safeguard pharaohs' tombs against robbers, as many had been previously vandalized.

Admission covers explorations at the Valley of the Kings with access for exploring ancient tombs.

Access includes transfers via an AC vehicle from Hurghada, ensuring a comfortable journey.

Use of hotel pick-up and drop-off services is provided from Hurghada to ensure smooth travel.

Entry fee provides a guided tour led by a multilingual Egyptologist in Luxor for historical insights.

Ticket covers visits to the Temple of Karnak, showcasing ancient Egyptian architecture.

Covers explorations at Colossi of Memnon with its historical significance in Egypt highlighted.

Includes an insightful visit dedicated to Queen Hatshepsut at her temple.

Lunch is provided during your full-day guided tour from Hurghada for refreshments on the Nile River.

One bottle of mineral water will be available throughout your trip to keep you hydrated (based on option selected).

Return covers all taxes & service charges, ensuring transparency in pricing.

Extra fee for vessel journey to the City of the Dead

Tourists exploring the Temple of Hatshepsut in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt.

Tourists exploring the Temple of Hatshepsut in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt.

Your Experience

In Luxor, you have a thrilling chance to explore over 60 royal tombs at the Valley of the Kings. This includes visiting the famous Tomb of Tutankhamun during your full-day guided tour from Hurghada. Your journey will cover both banks of the Nile River without requiring separate guides or tickets.

What To Expect On Your Trip

The adventure starts with a pick-up in Hurghada, where an Egyptologist guide introduces you to some of Egypt’s most impressive ancient sites. You'll tour Luxor's famous landmarks such as the Temple of Karnak before enjoying lunch at a local restaurant.

  • Visit Colossi of Memnon—two colossal statues carved from single stones representing King Amenhotep III, remnants of an extensive mortuary temple.

Your tour includes exploring both the Valley of the Kings and Queen Hatshepsut's Temple. Marvel at Luxor’s west bank location where you'll find the famous Valley of the Kings, home to King Tut-Ench-Amun’s tomb with its golden treasures and original belongings.

Later in your trip, experience a felucca boat ride across the Nile for an additional adventure.

Ancient statue at Karnak Temple, Luxor, seen on Valley of the Kings tour from Hurghada.

Ancient statue at Karnak Temple, Luxor, seen on Valley of the Kings tour from Hurghada.

Row of ancient ram-headed sphinx statues at Karnak Temple, Luxor, Egypt.

Row of ancient ram-headed sphinx statues at Karnak Temple, Luxor, Egypt.

Entrance to Luxor's ancient tomb with detailed wall hieroglyphs and paintings.

Entrance to Luxor's ancient tomb with detailed wall hieroglyphs and paintings.

This tour offers a full-day guided exploration from Hurghada to Luxor, immersing you in Egypt’s Pharaonic history. You'll explore over 60 pharaohs' tombs under expert guidance who will elucidate secrets through intricate hieroglyphics and vibrant frescoes. The itinerary includes iconic sites like the Karnak Temple—an open-air museum with colossal statues and towering columns, representing architectural grandeur as Egypt’s spiritual heartland—and a visit to Queen Hatshepsut's temple where her resilient spirit defied societal norms. A lunch is included in this complete package.

Discovering The Valley of the Kings' Buried Treasures

The tour highlights include visiting over 60 pharaohs’ resting places, such as Tutankhamun’s tomb (KV62), which exemplifies Egypt's opulent burial traditions. This labyrinthine valley carved into limestone cliffs features tombs adorned with Egyptian mythology and stories of the pharaohs' lives through vibrant hieroglyphics, serving as a sacred sanctuary designed to protect eternal rest from robbers.

Experiencing Karnak Temple's Architectural Grandeur

The tour package includes access to Karnak Temple, Egypt’s most significant religious site. This vast complex boasts towering pylons and colossal statues narrating stories from ancient times. The Hypostyle Hall with its 134 columns reaching up to 24 meters offers an awe-inspiring atmosphere that captivates visitors. Intricate carvings provide insights into the lives of pharaohs and priests who worshipped Amun-Ra, making it a must-see for understanding Egypt’s rich spiritual heritage.

Marveling at Colossi of Memnon's Silent Vigil

The tour showcases the architectural appeal of the Colossi of Memnon with two massive statues standing guard over the necropolis. These nearly 20-meter-tall figures depict Amenhotep III, reflecting his reign’s splendor despite being damaged by an earthquake thousands of years ago.

Wandering Through Hatshepsut's Temple

The cultural appeal is highlighted with a visit to Queen Hatshepsut's temple at Deir el-Bahari. Built into the cliffs, this site features terraces and columns depicting her reign’s divine connections to Amun-Ra. Her powerful leadership as a female pharaoh defying societal norms is etched in stone.

Tour Highlights

This tour offers several highlights including: visiting ancient tombs at Valley of the Kings, experiencing Karnak Temple's colossal statues, marveling at Colossi of Memnon’s silent vigil over the necropolis, exploring Queen Hatshepsut’s carefully recreated temple, and enjoying a complete lunch. A multilingual guide provides unique insights throughout your journey.

Must Know Before You Go

  • To ensure smooth entry into attractions, download and activate any necessary apps on your phone prior to arrival.
  • For optimal enjoyment of the tour from Hurghada, plan to start with visiting Valley of the Kings early in the day as part of this full-day itinerary.

Bring comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing for exploring Luxor's ancient sites comfortably throughout your visit.

Visitors walking through the avenue of sphinxes at Karnak Temple, Egypt.

Visitors walking through the avenue of sphinxes at Karnak Temple, Egypt.

Tourists exploring ancient hieroglyphs on columns at Valley of the Kings, Egypt.

Tourists exploring ancient hieroglyphs on columns at Valley of the Kings, Egypt.

Ensure a smooth journey by using hotel pick-up and drop-off services from Hurghada to Luxor for your tour.

To maximize comfort during travel between locations, enjoy the convenience of air-conditioned vehicle transfers included in your package.

If visiting multiple attractions is on your agenda, consider starting with Karnak Temple or Colossi of Memnon and then proceed to other sites like Valley of the Kings for an efficient itinerary.

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FAQs

The ideal time to visit is early morning, between 6-8 AM, for fewer crowds and beautiful golden light for photos. Avoid Fridays as it's closed for prayers. October to March offers cooler weather and more comfortable experience. Sunrise visits provide magical atmosphere with stunning views.
Most visitors take organized tours that include transportation from their hotels. Alternatively, you can hire a taxi or use local transport services like minibuses. Ensure your driver knows the exact location as it might be challenging to find otherwise.
Booking in advance is highly recommended as tours can fill up quickly due to high demand. Early reservations ensure you secure your preferred date and time, avoiding last-minute disappointments or cancellations.
While it’s an educational experience, the valley might not suit very young children due to steep steps and long walks. However, older kids can enjoy learning about ancient history and culture. Consider booking a guide who caters to family groups.
Your ticket usually includes entry to the valley, guided tour by an expert archaeologist, transportation from your hotel, and a buffet lunch with various dishes. Some packages also offer complimentary drinks during the meal.
The entire experience typically lasts around 4 hours, including transportation from your hotel, guided tour of the valley, and lunch at a nearby restaurant. Ensure you allocate enough time for travel and sightseeing.
It's advisable to carry sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes as the terrain can be uneven and hot. Also, consider bringing water and snacks for extra energy during your tour.
Photography is allowed but flash photography may not be permitted inside certain areas of the valley. It’s best to ask for permission from local authorities before taking any pictures and respect signs indicating no photography zones.
An air-conditioned vehicle will transport you to and from Luxor, including hotel pick-up and drop-off in Hurghada.
The Valley of the Kings contains more than 60 royal tombs, including the famous Tomb of Tutankhamun.
A multilingual Egyptologist guide will accompany you throughout the tour.
You'll be picked up from your hotel in Hurghada to begin the full-day guided tour.
Yes, a meal at a local restaurant is part of your tour itinerary.
Highlights include exploring the Valley of the Kings and visiting major monuments like Karnak Temple and Colossi of Memnon with your guide.
Yes, the Valley of the Kings is an ancient burial site. It was created to protect pharaohs' tombs from robbers after several had been vandalized.
Queen Hatshepsut was a powerful female leader who chose to represent herself as male in her depictions at this temple.
A boat cruise to the City of the Dead can be added for an extra cost, but it is not included in the standard package.
The tour includes visits to the Valley of the Kings, Colossi of Memnon, Temple of Karnak, and Queen Hatshepsut's Temple.

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