Day Trip to Luxor from Cairo by VIP Train
Description
Enjoy Luxor tour from Cairo to Luxor by VIP Train for the day to see Luxor’s best sites in one day. Visit Karnak and luxor Temples on the East bank and see the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple on the West bank.
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
we will pick up you from your hotel in Cairo, Giza or the airport
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- recommended for travelers
Reviews(1)
Taking the train is a very close connection with real Egypt. Even using even using Bookaway to get the tickets required quite an act of faith.... but they turned up at the hotel! The station required a lot of guidance from a local and there was hustle everywhere . The train turned up on time and once on board it went according to plan only arriving an hour late at Luxor. Big wide reclining seats with a tray table, and a refreshment cart came by at intervals and included a hot lunch. The big problems were it did get crowded towards Luxor and everything was filthy - especially the WC. Getting off at Luxor was another hassle avenue. Even though we were met on the platform it required fast footwork to get to waiting taxi with our bags. Wearing rucksacks so that your hands are free would have been better. All in an Unforgettable experience of trains in the developing world
Thank you for sharing your detailed experience! We’re glad to hear that the train journey gave you a real connection with Egypt and that you enjoyed the wide reclining seats, hot lunch, and on-board service. We also appreciate your honest feedback regarding the station guidance, cleanliness, and the busy arrival at Luxor. Your tips about using rucksacks and being prepared for the crowds are very helpful for future travelers. We’re happy that, despite the challenges, your journey was an unforgettable experience exploring trains in the developing world!
