ルクソール半日ツアーカルナックとルクソール寺院VIP

Near Luxor Temple my wife bought a papyrus painting from a local shop. The vendor was friendly and gave her a good price. Our guide Tamer didn't push us into the shop. He waited patiently. The painting was of the temple itself. She was so happy with it. We then toured the temple and she took photos with her new souvenir. Karnak had been impressive but this was more personal. Admission fee was 45 usd each. Length of visit was four hours. Atmosphere was shopping and sightseeing. Crowd size was busy near the shop. Staff were not pushy and respectful. Best for couples who like souvenirs.

My kids circled the scarab statue at Karnak seven times like our guide Hala told them. They ran around it laughing. She said it would bring them good luck for exams. They believed her. Then we went to Luxor Temple and they found more scarab carvings on the walls. They were obsessed. The guide was brilliant with them. Admission fee was 32 usd per adult and 15 per child. Length of visit was four hours. Atmosphere was silly and superstitious. Crowd size was large but they didn't care. Staff were fun and engaging. Best for families with superstitious kids.

I walked down the Avenue of Sphinxes from Karnak to Luxor Temple. It was a long walk with sphinxes on both sides. Our guide Fouad told me about the festivals that happened here. I imagined the crowds of ancient people. The walk took about 30 minutes and was the highlight of the tour. I took my time and enjoyed each sphinx. Admission fee was 40 usd. Length of visit was four hours including the walk. Atmosphere was ancient and processional. Crowd size was light on the avenue. Staff were enthusiastic and informative. Best for solo travelers who like walks.

My wife was excited to see the Roman frescoes inside Luxor Temple. She loves Roman history. Our guide Maged showed her the Christian and Roman additions. She was fascinated by the layers of history. We then went to Karnak and she appreciated the older Egyptian art. The guide was knowledgeable about all periods. Admission fee was 46 usd each. Length of visit was four hours. Atmosphere was layered and historic. Crowd size was moderate. Staff were well read and flexible. Best for couples who like multiple civilizations

My daughter sat on a stone at Luxor Temple and drew the obelisk in her sketchbook. Our guide Malak sat with her and told her about the queen who built it. She spent 20 minutes on her drawing. Then we went to Karnak and she sketched the columns. She was so focused. The guide was patient and encouraging. Admission fee was 33 usd per adult and 14 per child. Length of visit was four hours fifteen minutes. Atmosphere was artistic and slow. Crowd size was large but she found a quiet spot. Staff were supportive and artsy. Best for families with creative kids.

I stayed in the hypostyle hall at Karnak and watched the sunlight move across the columns. Our guide Ramadan told me to wait for the perfect moment. The light shifted and the carvings became clearer. It was magical. Then we went to Luxor Temple and the lighting was different. I took many photos. The guide knew exactly when to go. Admission fee was 39 usd. Length of visit was four hours. Atmosphere was luminous and evolving. Crowd size was busy but I found my spot. Staff were photographers too. Best for solo travelers who love light.

My friend asked our guide Adel about the mosque built inside Luxor Temple. He wanted to know if it was still used. Adel said yes and people still pray there. My friend found it fascinating that a mosque is inside an ancient temple. We walked up the stairs and saw the prayer room. Karnak didn't have that mix so this was special. Admission fee was 40 usd each. Length of visit was four hours. Atmosphere was religious and historical. Crowd size was moderate. Staff were respectful and knowledgeable. Best for friends who like religious history.

My friend thought it would be funny to try and climb the obelisk at Luxor Temple. Our guide Gamal stopped him quickly. He told him it was forbidden and dangerous. My friend apologized and we all laughed. The guide was stern but fair. We then toured the rest of the temple without any climbing. Karnak had enough climbing steps for him anyway. Admission fee was 42 usd each. Length of visit was four hours. Atmosphere was naughty then obedient. Crowd size was large and people watched. Staff were strict but friendly. Best for friends who are cheeky.

My wife got tired from the heat and rested in the shade of a column at Karnak. Our guide Ayman brought her water and a cold towel. She recovered and we continued. Luxor Temple had more shade so she was fine there. The guide was caring and considerate. We never felt pressured to rush. Admission fee was 44 usd each. Length of visit was four hours

My friend wandered off to take a selfie and we couldn't find him for fifteen minutes. Karnak is so huge and maze like. Our guide Karim calmly walked through the columns calling his name. We finally found him near the sacred lake. He was taking photos of the scarab statue. We all laughed. The guide then took us to Luxor Temple where everything was more open and we couldn't lose anyone. The history was deep and the stones were warm from the sun. Admission fee was 38 usd each. Length of visit was four hours. Atmosphere was funny and exploratory. Crowd size was busy but we managed. Staff were patient and understanding. Best for friends who wander off.