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The governor of the city claims that the city is the largest outdoor museum in the world, but in our eyes this is not even close. If you're going to describe this wonderful place, you cannot find the right words. It is an unprecedented and unforgettable place.

Although the city on the east bank has grown rapidly in recent years, it is still one of breathtaking beauty. The Nile flowing between on the one hand the modern part of the Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple and to the west, the more old-fashioned and rural area with the most impressive temples you've ever seen scattered in the landscape, "the Deir al Bahri, Medinet Habu the, the Colossi of Memnon, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and the Valley of the Kings Yahoo

The wealth and power of Thebes (formerly Luxor) were legendary in antiquity. Their god Amon was widely feared around the Mediterranean Sea but also in Asia. By the end of the 18th century legends that have attracted many travelers from Europe to Egypt. The stories about the curse of the Pharaohs and the immense wealth even encouraged people to make pilgrimages to Luxor. The current tourist is assured of many fellow tourists, with busloads to the evidence of this mythical society come into play. With a little planning and flexibility are the largest masses still be avoided and can still enjoy relative calm of an unparalleled archaeological heritage. Would you not follow the crowd, think about renting a bike, you can put on the local ferry and bicycle as the surroundings.