Habu temple is one of the most remarkable and impressive monuments in Luxor. It's the mortuary temple of Ramses III, second only to Karnak in size and detail. its construction from the fifth year of the reign of Rameses III. We are in front of a fortified temple of considerable proportions that also contains an annexed palace that served as a temporary residence for the pharaoh. This temple is very known for its rich colors and intact structure which is jaw dropping!

The valley of the Nobles are tombs made for the sophisticated in the Egyptian courts, high priests leader from the middle and new kingdom. The tombs are simple in design, and all have the same layout. The valley is well preserved and most of its tombs are found intact and not touched. The wall still maintaining it’s the fresh colored scenes of the workers practicing their job in the fields, architects, craftsmen, musicians and daily life from the Egyptian court in general. The tombs of Nobles located in Luxor city, west bank. Each tomb was recognized by a number, maybe the most popular tomb in the valley of the Nobles, the one that belongs to Ramose with the number of 55. The tombs of the Nobles also have other significant tombs like khaemhet and Neferhabef tombs

Before finishing your west bank tour you will stop by the clossi of Memnon, the 2 singing statues. Sadly they stopped singing! How did solid statues use to sing or make a sound? And why did they stop? Our endless interesting stories about Egypt and the sites you will visit will keep impressing you.

It was the home to the artisans and craftsmen who built and decorated the royal tombs in the nearby valley of the kings and valley of the queens and their necropolis as well where they were buried after death.