Deir-el-Medina, Nobles Tombs and Ramses III Temple.

Visit Madinet Habu & Valley of the Worker's Tombs. Visit Madinet Habu, an impressive temple complex built during the reign of Ramses III that is famous for its well-preserved reliefs and colorful paintwork. Madinet Habu temple is an ancient Egyptian temple complex located on the west bank of the Nile River in Luxor, Egypt. It was built during the New Kingdom period, specifically during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses III in the 12th century BC. The temple complex is dedicated to the god Amun and is considered one of the best-preserved temples from ancient Egypt. Explore the Valley of the Workers, home to the tombs of the workers who built the nearby temples, and structures. The graves are decorated with intricate paintings and provide insight into the lives of the workers who built these impressive structures. Tour Ends Our representative will drive you back to Your Luxor Hotel at the end of the Tour.

start the tour from Madinet Habu, another impressive temple complex. It was built during the reign of Ramses 3 and is famous for its well-preserved reliefs and colorful paintwork. The Madinet Habu temple complex consists of several structures, including a large main temple, smaller temples, chapels, and administrative buildings. The main temple is surrounded by a massive mudbrick enclosure wall measuring about 700 meters long and 500 meters wide. The wall contains several entrances, including the impressive main entrance with two large towers. The main temple is divided into several sections, including a forecourt, a hypostyle hall, an inner sanctuary, and several smaller chambers. The hypostyle hall is particularly impressive, with 74 columns arranged in 11 rows. The columns are decorated with intricate carvings and hieroglyphs depicting scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology. The inner sanctuary is where the statue of Amun was kept and was accessible only to priests.