We left early in the morning from Hurghada to visit Luxor. There must have been at least 300 buses, and due to the tight security, we were travelling in a conwoy. First we stopped at Valley of the Kings. Then continued to the Temple of Hatshepsut, the statues of Memnon, the Temple of Karnak and finally crossed the Nile.
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To Luxor Desert and Mountains Between Hurgharda and Luxor
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Nile Valley Canals from the Nile River distribute water to a local farmers. Note...
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Nile River
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Nile River
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Nile River
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings Most of the pharaohs of the 18th and 19th Dynasties in the New Kingdom (circa...
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings Nobody lived here, only people who worked in the tombs.....
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings Can you imagine that in 1900s no serious archaeologist believed that...
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings The tomb of Ramses IV
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings The tomb of Ramses IV
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings Everywhere you turn you see entries to pharaohs tombs.
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings .....under the natural gigant Pyramid
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings The Egyptians of the 19th and 20th centuries had few funds for exploration in...
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings The tomb of Ramses VIII
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings
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Luxor - Valley of the Kings The tomb of Ramses VIII
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Luxor - Hatcepsout for Alabaster
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Luxor - Hatcepsout for Alabaster Alabaster secrets of stone have been handed down from generation to...
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