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LUXOR & K ARNAK TEMPLES
Egypt's spiritual capital, Luxor, is an enthralling blend of historic significance,
architectural feats and vibrant market culture, characterised by its temples and
richly decorated tombs. Often referred to as one of the world's greatest open
air museums, historic Luxor, built upon the once-powerful city of UNESCO-
listed Thebes, is home to the imposing Temple of Karnak—among the world's
largest temple complexes—and the well preserved Temple of Luxor,
a spectacular example of Egyptian architecture. INCLUDED
ABU SIMBEL
Step into Egypt's storied past
at the impressive Abu Simbel,
where the monolithic temples
of Ramses II were constructed
in the 13th century BC.
Rediscovered in the early 19th
century, this UNESCO World
Heritage Site was relocated
in stages between 1964 and
1968 during the Aswan
Dam's construction.
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