Egypt's most important historical and cultural city, if the Egyptian itinerary is to increase by one day, I will choose Luxordo to visit. Luxor Temple and Arnak Temple are important architectural relics, and it is beautiful to enjoy the sunset in the cabin that day.

Luxor is an ancient Egyptian city, located on the east bank of the Nile River in the south, about 200 kilometers from Aswan to the south. At an altitude of 78 meters, it is known as the ancient Thebes site in Egypt, which is known as the "biggest open-air museum" on the planet.

Situated in Luxor overlooking the Nile, Sonista Hotel St George's is a conference center. It offers modern rooms. It is close to the Temple of Luxor and the Luxor Museum. Most rooms have views of the city or river.

Luxor is located 671 km south of Cairo on the bank of the Nile River, known as Thebes in ancient times. It is the capital of ancient Egypt and has been around for more than 4,000 years. There are ruined temples and monuments everywhere, and there is a history worth exploring, with the saying: “No visit to Luxor is not considered to be to Egypt.”

Luxor is located on the banks of the Nile River in Upper Egypt, the river and date palm trees are shining, the scenery is beautiful, it is a famous tourist resort in Egypt, for the reception of tourists, here have built many high-end hotels, currently, the mainland in the past tourists accounted for a large part.

The ancient city of Luxor in Egypt lies on the East Bank of the Nile River in the south. It is famous for the site of Thebes, the ancient capital of Egypt. It is the site of cultural relics of Thebes. Now the well-preserved is the famous Luxor Temple, while the Karnak Temple is the most complete and largest. Today Luxor is the world's largest open-air museum, with the reputation of "City of Palaces". Luxor has become a modern tourist city, a tourist attraction in Egypt. The temples and shrines in the center of the city mark Luxor. Hundreds of thousands of tourists come from all over the world every year. The Egyptians often say, "If you haven't been to Luxor, you haven't been to Egypt". Luxor is not a modern city. Walking in such a street will give you a glimpse of ordinary people's lives. Unfinished buildings on the roof are often seen in the street (Fig. 6). It is said that when the house is completed, tax will be levied, so the "uncompleted tail building" will be left behind. Luxor is rich in white sugarcane. White sugarcane juice is very delicious. It's pure, strong and sweet. It's really delicious. It's the best sugarcane juice I've ever tasted. Luxor impressed me most with the Karnak Temple and white cane juice.

Luxor, the second stop for Egypt. There are many scenic spots in Luxor. The Monon Colossus and two giant gods are sitting on the side of the road for thousands of years. Queen Hatshepsut Temple, Egypt's only female pharaoh's temple, thousands of years can see murals on the wall, too shocking. Karnak Temple, the largest temple in Egypt, the head of the Sphinx, Ramses II, the obelisk, 134 stone pillars and so on are all history. Luxor Temple, a carriage around the temple, Chinese tourists formed a convoy, can not see at a glance, so spectacular.

Through the deserted Sahara desert, through Kenna, straight to Luxor. Egypt's Sahara is not the same as Morocco's Sahara, Egypt's Sahara is more like Gobi. Egypt's law is that built houses need to pay taxes, so Egypt is not capped, but houses that have been occupied are still everywhere. Luxor, the capital of ancient Egypt for more than 2,000 years, formerly known as Thebes, was renamed Luxor after the Arab invasion of Egypt, meaning the palace. Take a boat to visit the Nile River, overlook the Valley of the Empires, from the east bank of the Nile to the West Bank. Restored statues of the Minsong, the magnificent Hatshepsut Temple, the mysterious Valley of the Emperors - visit the tombs of Ramses III and Ramses IX.