Egypt’s Open-Air Museum
Soak in the sunshine, sink into glorious sunsets, and sail back in time. Luxor, Egypt’s open-air museum, holds the memories and chronicles of ancient Egyptian gods and royalty. Split into two halves, the East Bank and West Bank, by the River Nile, Luxor never fails to mesmerize its visitors. Be prepared to wander through the hallowed halls of time and feel very small standing in the shadows of this city’s massive painted columns, statues, and walls decorated with beautiful reliefs.
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Walk down the newly reopened 3,000-year-old Sphinx Avenue.
Gaze at the stunning ceiling inside the tomb of Rameses VI with its depiction of the sky goddess Nut.
View select artifacts from the Tomb of King Tut at the Luxor Museum.
Don’t miss the Tomb of Queen Nefertari in the Valley of the Queens with its well-preserved colorful reliefs.