Luxor, Egypt

Karnak Temple is the second largest religious structure in the world.

The Valley of the Kings houses the tombs of pharaohs and powerful nobles of ancient Egypt, including the famous tomb of Tutankhamun.

The Colossi of Memnon are massive statues standing at the entrance of Amenhotep III's mortuary .

A beautiful picture of the Temple of Medinat Habu

A beautiful picture of the Tomb of Ramses VI

In Karnak Temple, some columns are so massive that it would take around 20 people with outstretched arms to encircle them.

A hot air balloon ride in Luxor offers breathtaking views of the ancient temples and the Nile River below.

An Egyptian Tomb wall painting.

Gigantic columns and statues in Luxor Temple.

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Food of Luxor

It is said that the food of Luxor tastes absolutely delicious. Traditionally, they begin their meals with a plate of pita bread and mezze, which could be taboule or baba ganoush. They use the meat of rabbits and pigeons in their preparations, so know what you�re going for while ordering a non-vegetarian meal. Cheese and other dairy products are used abundantly in their preparations.

Food for Indians in Luxor

Luxor is, fortunately, a true paradise for vegetarians. You will definitely find lots of freshly prepared veg meals, with vegetables aplenty. Vegetarian desserts are also offered here! Some popular restaurants for vegetarians are Jewel of the Nile, Al-Sahaby Lane Restaurant, Sofra Restaurant and Caf_, The Lantern Room, etc.