Luxor witnesses surge in tourist flow at temples, hot air balloons rides

CAIRO - 18 March 2025: Luxor's archaeological and tourist attractions are witnessing a surge of interest from tourists from around the world, as the winter tourist season continues into the holy month of Ramadan.

 

Tourists flock to enjoy the magical mild weather and take souvenir photos within the corridors and columns of ancient Egyptian temples and Pharaonic tombs on the West Bank, in addition to the daily buzz of hot air balloon rides.

 

et monitors the large number of tourist visits to the Luxor, Karnak, and Hatshepsut temples, the tombs of kings and queens, and hot air balloon rides, despite the heat wave hitting the governorate during these days.

 

Tourist visits and the large turnout continue from various countries in Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

 

Tourists in Luxor receive significant support from temple officials, who organize morning and evening tours and excursions to enjoy the most prominent tourist and archaeological excursions in the world. These excursions attract everyone to enjoy morning strolls through the archaeological sites east and west of Luxor, and nighttime strolls through the city streets in horse-drawn carriages and on the Corniche, among other delightful attractions.

 

Tourism companies spread around Luxor offer a variety of packages of fun and entertainment for guests, providing reservations in various hotels, ranging from 5-star hotels to small motels and budget hotels. This ensures everyone has a pleasant stay, allowing them to spend several days enjoying the tourist and archaeological sites in East and West Luxor.

 

Tourist visits and the large influx from various countries in Europe, Asia, and the Americas continue, with visitors heading to the Karnak Temples and Luxor Temple. Luxor offers a great diversity of tourist and archaeological sites, which contributes to attracting more tourists from around the world.

 

The governorate boasts Nile boats, floating and fixed hotels, and all means of entertainment. In addition to the Pharaonic temples and tombs in East and West Luxor, horse-drawn carriage tours, hot-air balloon adventures, and other means of enjoyment and joy for Luxor's guests.