Exciting place. It's very atmospheric and amazing. It is recommended to visit 100 % . If you're lucky with a guide, it's awesome. There are always a lot of people, but you can always catch the moment and take great photos
Such a pleasure , we expected more . The ROAD crossed out all the emotions of admiration, we got a weak guide, he told us a lot, of course you can't remember everything, I didn't like it when they asked him a question, not having heard the story before, he replied - HELLO, good morning, I just spoke. awful. We talked to people in the cave , went to the tombs with them , told them , go and look at us and that 's it . sadness. check-out at 4-20 arrived at the hotel at 19-00. By the end of the trip, the people on the bus coughed , because the air conditioner was turned on at a minimum, the driver was hot, we were cold. Luxor itself stands in a small mansion in the city , we walked along it for 20 minutes . There are photographers everywhere, for $ 1, but if they see that you have more of them, they will pull everything out.. After Luxor, there was a banana island with a crocodile sleeping in a cage, they sold delicious tea, fresh mango juice, guava, we tried everything, this is what season we will run into, we were from October 15 to October 21, 24. Then a trip along the Nile by boat , lunch at a restaurant , at some hotel. so - so vegan . Next, the workshop, in short, you want gifts, they will sell and tell you on the way.
Quite an interesting and colorful place to visit.
The architecture and engineering solutions that were implemented long before the advent of rotary hammers, manipulators and various devices that facilitate construction today are impressive.
I recommend.