There are Egypt daily tours to suit every traveler’s taste and style. Choose the perfect itinerary to see all the main sites in the country. Here are a few of the most popular tours: Luxor’s Karnak Temple, Aswan’s Elephantine Island, and Cairo’s Pharoanic Village. What should I expect from an Egypt daily tour? To answer that question, read on.

Luxor’s Karnak Temple

There are many benefits of taking one of Luxor’s Karnak Temple daily tour options. A licensed tour company will pick you up at your Luxor hotel or Nile Cruise and take you to this world-famous temple. You will have the opportunity to visit the most amazing temple complex in the ancient world, dedicated to the god Amon, Mut, and Khonsu. The Temple of Luxor is one of the best preserved ancient sites in the world, and it has not changed much since its construction centuries ago.

Aswan’s Elephantine Island

A daily tour of Aswan’s Elephantine Island is a great way to see the famous crocodiles that live there. The island is also home to a number of Nubian villages and a historic hotel. With its stunning water views, the island is a popular place for sunset sails and strolls. Getting to the island can be easy as the ferry to the island can be rented from the banks of the Nile River.

Cairo’s Pharoanic Village

For an amazing day out in Egypt, visit the Living Museum of Egyptian history at the Pharoanic Village. This living museum has a replica of a village from the ancient Egyptian times, as well as the tomb of Tutankhamen. While there, you can learn about the lives of the ancient Egyptians, and you’ll have the chance to touch and smell the ancient mummies.

Aswan’s Valley of the Kings

Aswan’s Valley of the Kings daily tour is open to visitors throughout the year. The Valley is comprised of more than 65 tombs, most of which are closed for restoration work. However, three tombs are open for public viewing. You can purchase a ticket to visit King Tutankhamen’s tomb if you are planning to visit the Valley of the Kings during the day. You may also choose to visit three additional tombs if you wish.

Aswan’s Karnak Temple

If you have never seen the colossal Aswan’s Karnak Temple, it is an absolute must-see on your Egypt tour. Located nine meters below street level, it is the twin temple of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari. This ancient wonder is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour also includes a visit to the Temple of Abu Simbel.