Luxor West Bank Tour: Valley of the Kings & Hatshepsut

My son and daughter raced each other up the ramps of Hatshepsut Temple. My son won. Our guide Shady watched and cheered. We then went to the Valley of the Kings and entered the tomb of Merenptah. The kids were tired but they walked down the corridor. They saw the sarcophagus and were amazed. The Colossi of Memnon were our last stop and we took a family photo. The tour was about four hours. Admission fee was included in our package. The sites were busy but Shady kept the kids safe. Best for families with competitive siblings

My friend left his water bottle inside the tomb of Ramses IV. We had to go back to get it. Our guide Nabil waited and we retrieved it. We then went to Hatshepsut Temple and Nabil told us about the queen's trade routes. We climbed to the top and saw the view. The Colossi of Memnon were our last stop. The tour was about four hours. Admission fee was included and we paid extra for the tomb entrance. The sites were crowded but Nabil was patient. Best for friends who forget things.

I went solo and I touched the ancient stone walls inside the tomb of Ramses I. The stone was smooth and cool. I felt like I was touching history. Our guide Mona told me not to touch the paintings but the stone was fine. We then went to Hatshepsut Temple and Mona explained the building techniques. The Colossi of Memnon were our last stop and I touched the base of one statue. The tour was about four hours. Admission fee was included in my package. The sites were busy but Mona made sure I had my moments. Best for solo travelers who like tactile experiences.

My kids counted all the statues in Hatshepsut Temple. They counted 68 statues. Our guide Salah helped them. We then went to the Valley of the Kings and entered the tomb of Ramses VIII. The kids were tired but they looked at the paintings. They asked about the gods on the walls. The Colossi of Memnon were huge and they took photos. The tour was about four hours. Admission fee was included in our package. The sites were busy but Salah kept the kids entertained. Best for families with counting kids.

My friend was so moved inside the tomb of Ramses V that he cried. He said it was too beautiful. Our guide Essam gave him a tissue and stood quietly. We spent extra time there. Then we went to Hatshepsut Temple and Essam told us about the queen's life. The Colossi of Memnon were our last stop and we took quiet photos. The tour was about four hours. Admission fee was included and we paid extra for the tomb entrance. The sites were crowded but Essam gave us space. Best for friends who are emotional.

Our guided tour of the Pyramids of Giza was extremely well organized from start to finish. Our guide, Osama, made us feel safe, comfortable, and well taken care of throughout the entire experience. He was knowledgeable, friendly, and always happy to answer our questions. Everything ran smoothly, and we truly enjoyed every moment.

Very good tour and Bebo has been really patient and he explained everything very well. We really enjoyed it!! Thanks a lot

Bebo, you were truly the best tour guide I’ve ever had! I’m so proud of you. I learned so much about history from you, but what made the trip unforgettable was simply being with you. You weren’t just a guide — you were my friend, my partner, and everything good in one. If anyone’s thinking about taking a tour, I’d tell them from the heart: book with Bebo — because he’s simply the best.”

We had the most amazing experience visiting the Pyramids with Bebo! His energy and knowledge captivated both of us… an absolute joy to be with! My daughter and I felt very safe and well looked after. Thank you so much for an unforgettable day 🤍