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Luxor to Denderah and Abydos Full Day: Temples of Hathor and Seti I
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Duration - 8 hours, 30 minutes
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Guide optionsEnglish, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese
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Cancellation PolicyStandard
Overview
You will be picked up from your Luxor accommodation to travel north towards Qena and visit the beautifully restored Hathor Temple at Denderah. Further north at Abydos, you will visit the temple of Seti I and its famous Pharaoh List. You will be brought back to your hotel in Luxor.
Highlights
- Hathor Temple
- Denderah Zodiac
- Unique Catacombs
- Rooftop Chapels with magnificent view
- Inner Sanctuary
- Priest Staircases
- Private time to wander around the Temple grounds
- Seti I Temple in Adydos
- Kings List
Description
Luxor to Denderah and Abydos Full Day: Temples of Hathor and Seti I
You will be picked up by a professional tour guide and will drive past picturesque villages through the city of Qena to the Denderah Temple, built in the 1st century BC by Ptolemy VIII and Queen Cleopatra II and one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt. The temple is dedicated to Hathor, Goddess and mother of the Pharaohs, representing maternity, love, music and the celestial. You can visit the crypt and the roof where you will find a (copy of) the famous Denderah Zodiac. After lunch in a good local restaurant, we drive to Abydos to visit the Great Temple of Seti I. This unique L-shaped, limestone temple has beautiful decorations and has the famous Kings List. At the end of the tour, you will be brought back to your hotel in Luxor.
What's included
- Inclusions:
- Airconditioned Transportation
- Private Professional Guide
- Private Transportation
- Lunch in a good local restaurant
- Exclusions:
- Personal Spendings
- Tips and Gratuities
- Entrance fees
- Any other languages than English speaking tour guide is subject for extra charge
Itinerary
- Visited Places:
- Dendera Temple Complex
- Temple of Seti I
You will be picked up from your Luxor accommodation for a drive south towards Qena. In Denderah you will be guided around the Temple and have additional time to wander around yourself before being transferred back to Luxor. The Temple visit will be around one and a half hour.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Luxor to Denderah and Abydos Full Day: Temples of Hathor and Seti I duration is 8 hours, 30 minutes.
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