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Luxor
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- Egypt
- Coordinates
- 25.691, 32.633
About Luxor
Luxor is a city in Upper Egypt on the east bank of the Nile, around 670 kilometers south of Cairo. It is one of the most important destinations on the Nile and serves both as a home port for many river cruises and as a major port of call. River cruise ships berth at dedicated quays along the waterfront, placing many of the city's famous sites within easy reach. The riverside setting and concentration of ancient monuments make Luxor one of the highlights of any journey along the Nile.
Known in ancient times as Thebes, Luxor was one of the capitals of Ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom. Today, the city is widely regarded as one of the world's greatest archaeological destinations. On the east bank, the vast Karnak Temple Complex and Luxor Temple stand among the most impressive monuments of the ancient world, with generations of pharaohs contributing to their construction. Their colossal columns, towering statues and intricate carvings provide an extraordinary insight into more than three thousand years of Egyptian history.
Across the Nile, the West Bank is home to the Theban Necropolis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site containing some of Egypt's most celebrated monuments. The Valley of the Kings, where many pharaohs were buried, the Valley of the Queens, the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut and the Colossi of Memnon are all within easy reach of the river. Together, these remarkable sites create an unrivalled collection of temples, tombs and monuments that continue to reveal new discoveries.
Beyond its archaeological treasures, Luxor offers a lively waterfront lined with cafés, local markets and traditional feluccas sailing the Nile. The calm river provides a striking contrast to the scale of the surrounding monuments, while hot air balloons drifting above the west bank have become a familiar sight at sunrise. The climate is hot and dry throughout much of the year, so lightweight clothing, comfortable footwear and sun protection are recommended when exploring.
Luxor combines thousands of years of history with the timeless scenery of the Nile, making it one of the world's great river cruise destinations. Whether you are beginning your voyage here or visiting during a cruise, the city offers an unforgettable glimpse into Ancient Egypt. On The Cruise Globe, you can see exactly where your river cruise ship was docked during your visit.