Despite visiting first thing in the morning, the museum was boiling, and very loud!

However, getting up close to some of ancient Egypt’s finest treasures made it all worthwhile.

And seeing the famous death mask which Tutankhamun was discovered wearing was incredible!

It doesn’t quite have the majestic feeling that the Great Hypostyle Hall does in Karnak… However, the giant statues guarding the entrance are pretty epic!

Let’s explore Luxor Temple.

By this point in your Egypt trip, you will have already explored some of its ancient treasures, especially if you started your trip in Cairo, as I did.

However, Luxor Temple is special!

This blog details how you can visit Luxor Temple, along with an introduction to its main areas, and some of its history.

As I walked up the famous stairway towards the iconic Temple of Hatshepsut… I could not believe the size of the cliffs that it is built into… What a place.

There is no doubt that Luxor is the best city in Egypt for temples, and I may have just found my favourite!

If you are heading to Luxor soon and want some information about visiting the Temple of Hatshepsut, then I have got you covered.

The sleeper train was definitely an experience I won’t forget.. Especially after a full day of exploring the Pyramids..

A sleepless night wasn’t going to ruin an awesome day exploring some of the best temples in Egypt though!

Let me guess, you want to visit Pharaoh Land to learn about its fascinating ancient past, however, you don’t know which are the best cities in Egypt to visit?

This blog has everything you need so you can plan the perfect Egypt travel itinerary, following my solo trip around the ancient lands.

Exploring the pyramids, temples, and tombs on my Egypt trip was awesome… What a great way to learn about ancient Egypt...

I would be lying if I said my whole solo trip went smoothly though, but that is for another blog!

Here are ten reasons to visit Egypt…

So you can walk with the pharaohs, and uncover the secrets from an ancient world.

Egypt is a fascinating country with relics which take people a whole lifetime to decipher, but here are some of the best places to start!

As we walked through the entrance at the first pylon, the scale of the temple complex became apparent… Then the Great Hypostyle Hall appeared…. The intricately carved 70 foot columns are definitely my favourite highlight!

You can’t visit Luxor without walking along the Avenue of Sphinxes towards the greatest temple of them all.

As soon as you see Karnak’s entrance, you will go on an imaginative journey back into a pharaoh's world in ancient Egypt.

Just as I thought our West Bank tour was over.. we pulled into a car park which unveiled a giant temple.

Medinet Habu Temple quickly became my favourite West Bank treasure.

It doesn’t have the famous reputation of the Giza Pyramids, or Karnak Temple in Egypt. However, it is just as impressive, with vibrantly coloured hieroglyphics, and deep carvings depicting ancient battles covering the various highlights which make up the Temple Complex.

Yet another local.. No, I don’t want you to take my picture..

No, I don’t want to pay you to stroke your camel..

Time to climb onto the Great Pyramid of Giza to escape the hassle!

Considering heading to the Pyramids of Giza, but unsure whether you need a guide or not?

This blog has got you covered, following my solo backpacking trip to Egypt.

Walking along the River Nile in Luxor, I noticed yet another Egyptian flag flying high. The locals are proud of their country and their flag of Africa.

Throughout my Egypt trip, I kept seeing the tricolour flag and famous colours of red, black, and white decorating famous landmarks, boats, and while I was on my city break in Cairo, I saw many flags hanging from the unfinished towering housing blocks.

So what is the meaning behind the iconic eagle logo, and what do Egypt’s famous colours signify? The flag represents an important aspect of the nation’s more recent history!

My solo adventure through Egypt was an experience to say the least.

The good, the bad and the ugly, but turning these facts from imagination to reality at the most famous sites in Egypt is an awesome way to walk with the pharaohs, and to marvel at the pyramids.

Here are 100 facts about ancient Egypt you should know when visiting.

Imagine two Giant statues of a famous Pharaoh built to protect his mortuary temple, standing strong after thousands of years.

But their faces are missing!

The excitement for the full west bank tour was building on our way over the Nile, but first we had an unexpected pitstop. The stop off at the Colossi of Memnon pleasantly surprised me - short, but sweet!

Seeing King Tut’s mummy was definitely the highlight of my West Bank tour!

Being a tomb explorer for the day might have just beaten the fun I had in the beautiful East Bank temples!

Visiting Egypt, but unsure of which city to visit?

This blog has you covered!

It was crazy to think that I was finally doing it. Riding a camel around the Giza Plateau, what an experience!

It is mind-blowing that people would have made the exact same camel ride hundreds of years ago.

Do you want to ride a camel in Egypt? But unsure of how to do it? or where to do it? This blog details all the information you need, so you can ride a camel in Pharaoh land at some of the most beautiful picture perfect locations across Egypt!

As I stood there in solitude with the oldest pyramid in the world, it dawned on me. Maybe the Pyramids of Giza aren’t the most impressive pyramids in Egypt after all!

The Step Pyramid of Djoser offers a different perspective of the pyramids in Egypt, and its surrounding desert landscape isn’t filled with hustlers shouting and heckling, meaning I could enjoy the history of the place in peace.

After checking in and heading up to the terrace of the Bob Marley Guesthouse, I chilled out watching the River Nile.

I finally had some peace and quiet on my Egypt trip - Bliss!

Aswan is the city in Southern Egypt which might just capture your heart!

As I finally sat down in the first class cabin after a running for the train, I looked around and thought this can’t be first class - but then remembered my night on the sleeper train a few nights prior. Egypt trains are certainly an experience!

The Egyptian rail network was my choice of transport as I ventured down the Nile to the famous cities of Aswan and Luxor on my solo trip in Egypt.

This blog will detail the process of how to purchase your tickets, along with the pitfalls to avoid, as Egypt is not an easy country to navigate.

By this point on my Egypt trip, I had seen some pretty impressive Temples, but as the picture perfect island temple appeared on the horizon, it might have just taken top spot!

The Island Temple of Philae captured my attention, and it became clear why it is one of the best temples from Ancient Egypt!

When I got back to the hostel after visiting the Pyramids and Sphinx, I felt worn out. The chaos of Cairo had taken its toll!

So should a city break to Cairo be in your plans?

During my solo trip around Egypt I started my adventure in the Egyptian capital and spent a couple of days exploring and becoming accustomed to the local culture. This blog will detail what you can expect from a short trip to Cairo, and whether it is a worthy city break destination.

After wandering up and down several times and saying no, he finally got me! He finally took some of my spending money!

That is’ Eddie’, the Egyptian local, who wasn’t taking no for an answer, and he finally sold me a souvenir, and a cultural experience at Luxor Market which made it all worthwhile.

Are you ready to learn the art of mummification?

One thing that I noticed that the Egyptians do very well, is proudly showcase their ancient past - in some very fun ways!

The mummification Museum in Luxor ticks this box and offers some juicy surprises!