Best places: Tourist attractions in Qus city, Egypt

Complex constructed mainly under Amenhotep III & Ramesses II, added to by Tutankhamun & others.

Huge temple site with preserved ancient ruins & over 200 structures, including giant Amen-Ra temple.

Archaeological site on two branches of a wadi valley with 63 tombs and burial chambers.

Classical Egyptian temple to the goddess of love, Hathor, with a preserved complex & zodiac ceiling.

Iconic, reconstructed New Kingdom mortuary temple beneath the cliffs at Deir el-Bahari.

👍👍 I didn't knew this existing until I got in Luxor. However, if you want to try, the experience is worth the money. I did pay 45$ per person. Probably you can find cheaper. Try to not book with a hotel, cause they will charge much more.

Mosque built above the ruins of a historic 1300s Luxor temple complex.

Temple ruins & archaeological site constructed for a powerful pharaoh from Dynasty XVIII.

Pair of huge Egyptian statue figures, the only remains of the ancient temple of King Amenhotep III.

Museum of Ancient Egyptian artifacts, from everyday items to artwork, sculpture & mummies.

Complex including scenes from Ramesses II's great Battle of Qadesh & his campaign against Dapur.

Ancient village founded c.1492 BCE, home to workers on nearby royal tombs, plus Ptolemaic temple.

👍👍 An incredibly impressive excavation site. The columns with their partly colored reliefs, the sculptures and obelisks are surprisingly well preserved. Excavations are also still in full swing, so there will probably be more to see in a few years. The area is already quite large and you should plan en...

Nile valley archaeological site with 90 queens' tombs, some preserved & open for visitors.

Archaeological site consisting of the huge temple to Amun-Re, largest of the 4 Karnak Temples.

Mountainside remains of temples including Queen Hatshepsut's tiered temple, chapels & tombs.

👍 It was cool to see the temple. I just didn’t like how I couldn’t use the bathroom without having to pay for tissue. And I couldn’t even go to use my own wipes. Had to pay to even get into use the bathroom. To give context, when I showed the lady I had wipes to use, she’s still asked me to pay and t...

Remains of an ancient temple built for a pharaoh, featuring ornate columns & stone carvings.

Striking paintings in the restored tomb of an Egyptian queen, visited with a special permit.

👍👍 This temple is perhaps the most majestic and fantastic among all the temples in Karnak. It is amazing how large the columns are and how complex the design is. Such a structure could not be constructed without the use of complex technical devices, In ancient times as well. The Hypostyle Hall is one...