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🏜️ Luxor Temple Escape Guide: 5 Temples in 1 Day!

I conquered 5 temples in a single day! Here’s my ultimate Luxor temple guide 🚶💨 Luxor’s temples are divided into the East Bank (commercial area + hotels) and West Bank (ancient complexes). Plan your route wisely! 🚌 Transport: Best to hire a private car + guide! We found a local Egyptian driver/guide via Xiaohongshu for $80/day. Their route planning was fantastic, and the stories were incredible! 🤩🗣️ 🛕 No.1: Medinet Habu (Temple of Ramses III) THIS IS A MUST-SEE! 😱 Ramses III feared his temple would be stolen or occupied (like his father Ramses II often did), so he carved deeper reliefs than any other temple. Result: Its patterns and colors are the best-preserved among all open-air temples! 🎨 Fun fact: The cruel Ramses III depicted chopping off hands/feet in murals but later released birds to avoid karma… 😅 🛕 No.2: Karnak Temple A massive temple complex built over 2,000 years by generations of pharaohs! Each section has unique styles and murals. So far, 33 temples have been discovered (matching 62 tombs in the Valley of the Kings). Guides say 29 more are still hidden! 🤯 Huge and exhausting (we nearly fainted from dehydration 💦), but totally worth it! 🛕 No.3: Luxor Temple Located on the East Bank, right across from the commercial area. Features giant statues and is easily accessible. Definitely worth a visit! 👌 🛕 No.4: Valley of the Kings Extremely big, hot, and sunny! ☀️ Many tombs are emptied or closed. We only visited the 3 best-preserved ones (highly recommend KV9). Why go? I was inspired by documentaries of archaeologists digging here! 🎥 If short on time, skip this and prioritize Medinet Habu. 🛕 No.5: Temple of Hatshepsut The only female pharaoh in Egyptian history! Her temple is majestic but very exposed. Just take a photo outside—the interior isn’t too exciting. 📸 Spicy gossip: She built a small tomb for her lover on a nearby hill. Guides say they were deeply in love—she allegedly had 5,000 intimate sessions in 21 years! 💑 She married her brother, who later died. Her stepson/nephew (Thutmose III) erased her name and murals out of rage over her affair! 😬 ⚠️ If short on time: Prioritize Top 3 above! ✅ ** MUST hire a guide**—their stories bring these places to life! #Egypt #Luxor #LuxorTemple #MedinetHabu #TravelGuide #AncientHistory #TempleRunRealLife 🏃♂️💨

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 Amy Pope
Amy Pope
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 Amy Pope
Amy Pope
4 months ago

🏜️ Luxor Temple Escape Guide: 5 Temples in 1 Day!

I conquered 5 temples in a single day! Here’s my ultimate Luxor temple guide 🚶💨 Luxor’s temples are divided into the East Bank (commercial area + hotels) and West Bank (ancient complexes). Plan your route wisely! 🚌 Transport: Best to hire a private car + guide! We found a local Egyptian driver/guide via Xiaohongshu for $80/day. Their route planning was fantastic, and the stories were incredible! 🤩🗣️ 🛕 No.1: Medinet Habu (Temple of Ramses III) THIS IS A MUST-SEE! 😱 Ramses III feared his temple would be stolen or occupied (like his father Ramses II often did), so he carved deeper reliefs than any other temple. Result: Its patterns and colors are the best-preserved among all open-air temples! 🎨 Fun fact: The cruel Ramses III depicted chopping off hands/feet in murals but later released birds to avoid karma… 😅 🛕 No.2: Karnak Temple A massive temple complex built over 2,000 years by generations of pharaohs! Each section has unique styles and murals. So far, 33 temples have been discovered (matching 62 tombs in the Valley of the Kings). Guides say 29 more are still hidden! 🤯 Huge and exhausting (we nearly fainted from dehydration 💦), but totally worth it! 🛕 No.3: Luxor Temple Located on the East Bank, right across from the commercial area. Features giant statues and is easily accessible. Definitely worth a visit! 👌 🛕 No.4: Valley of the Kings Extremely big, hot, and sunny! ☀️ Many tombs are emptied or closed. We only visited the 3 best-preserved ones (highly recommend KV9). Why go? I was inspired by documentaries of archaeologists digging here! 🎥 If short on time, skip this and prioritize Medinet Habu. 🛕 No.5: Temple of Hatshepsut The only female pharaoh in Egyptian history! Her temple is majestic but very exposed. Just take a photo outside—the interior isn’t too exciting. 📸 Spicy gossip: She built a small tomb for her lover on a nearby hill. Guides say they were deeply in love—she allegedly had 5,000 intimate sessions in 21 years! 💑 She married her brother, who later died. Her stepson/nephew (Thutmose III) erased her name and murals out of rage over her affair! 😬 ⚠️ If short on time: Prioritize Top 3 above! ✅ MUST hire a guide —their stories bring these places to life! #Egypt #Luxor #LuxorTemple #MedinetHabu #TravelGuide #AncientHistory #TempleRunRealLife 🏃♂️💨

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