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Luxor

Luxor, often referred to as "The World's Greatest Open-Air Museum," is a captivating city that stands as a testament to Egypt's rich history and enduring legacy. Nestled along the banks of the majestic Nile River, Luxor is a treasure trove of archaeological wonders, where temples, tombs, and monuments from antiquity beckon travelers to explore the grandeur of ancient Egypt. Join us as we embark on a journey through the timeless beauty and awe-inspiring heritage of Luxor.

Llegar

By boat

Encuentra el mejor vuelo a Luxor

Origen

Destino

Buscar

There are boat trips from Luxor to Aswan and also on Lake Nasser to [wiki=952b43b1c7a1e0babfe8955777d10d5d]Abu Simbel[/wiki]. These are reportedly the most pleasant and interesting way to get there if you have the time and money. A [wiki=bc3d6a6447acd5f0eaffa648fa023372]felucca cruise on the Nile[/wiki] is a great option for those with more time and less money. The train is a close second and much faster. Note (2011) according to river boat captains, it is impossible to journey from Luxor to Aswan. Due to the river lock, the felucca must leave from the town of Edfu and continue to Aswan. The prices are wildly negotiable but you will be bargaining down from 700 EGP so it could be a couple hundred or more for a two day cruise to get there. The train is reputed to take four hours. As of September 2012, the above note is not valid (as we were able to take a cruise from Luxor to Aswan), but be advised that this situation may occur depending upon the river level.