One of the most beautiful tourist areas in Luxor is the western bank. The ancient Egyptian loved the western bank of Luxor, and built various temples there as a witness to the greatness of the ancient Egyptians. As soon as you set foot on the western bank of Luxor, you will be dazzled by the splendor and splendor of that area, where not a spot is devoid of witness to civilization.  The greatness of Pharaonic Egypt

The Valley of the Kings is in the middle of the rocky Mount Qurna. It is characterized by tranquility and seclusion. The Valley of the Kings includes most of the royal tombs. The region became famous after the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922. Among the most famous tombs in the Valley of the Kings are the tomb of Ramesses IX, the tomb of Ramesses VI, and the tomb of Tutankhamun.  Amun, Tomb of Tuthmosis III, Tomb of Seti I, Tomb of Amenhotep II

Medinet Habu includes an integrated group of religious and civil facilities, and one of the largest monuments of Medinet Habu is the funerary temple built by Ramesses III, where religious ceremonies and official events were held.

 The temple is distinguished by the high balcony built above its entrance, which takes the shape and style of Syrian castles, and its internal and external walls are distinguished by huge scenes, describing religious life and military battles against the Sea Peoples.

The Tempel of El-Deir el-Bahari is one of the pinnacles of ancient Egyptian architecture, and represents a true revolution in the science of architecture. The design of this unique temple was drawn up, and its construction was supervised by the engineer “Senmut”.