Luxor Museum | Ancient Egyptian Artefacts & Treasures

Luxor Museum is a secret beauty in the Nile, which supplies a detailed and personal experience into the civilization of ancient Egypt. The museum is situated on the east bank of the River Nile between the Karnak temple and the Luxor Temple is home to an amazing or maybe even a spectacular collection of artefacts; many of them being found within and around Luxor. It is a must-visit attraction to the travelers who would like to know more about the interesting Egyptian history.
The Luxor Museum compared to the bigger Egyptian Museum in Cairo is well-managed and thoughtfully established. Visitors are enabled to stare at statues, jewelry, pottery, mummies, and even artifacts of the tomb of King Tutankhamun. It is also easy to navigate on your own as the displays are brightly lit and even the signs are clear. Most of those that travel on the Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise tend to mark luxury museum as a break point in the temples and tombs and they practice this in the Luxor Museum.
Among the best things to see in the museum is an assemblage of statues that were discovered in the Luxor Temple in 1989. The amazing examples, partially in the very good condition, are presented in the most effective manner which makes one come back into the old Egypt. Such important sites will be visited under the guidance of these Dahabiya Nile Cruise making it a rich experience in the culture of the country.
Travelling with Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise is not only to witness monuments but to realize them. The strategically designed tours on the cruise give an opportunity to visit such museums and areas that are not very overcrowded. Having visited the Luxor Museum, the guests will resume the tranquility and luxury in the Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise having dinner on the deck as the Nile flows.
To any person who is fanatical about Egyptian history, a visit to the Luxor Museum coupled with the beauty of the Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise would be a vacation not only full of life but also a memorable one.