Journey through Luxor's West Bank, immersing yourself in ancient Egyptian history and culture. Begin at the grand Madinat Habu, the remarkably preserved mortuary temple of Ramesses III, a testament to his reign and even the site of the world's first recorded labor strike. Continue to Deir el-Medina, the unique village of the New Kingdom artisans who crafted the royal tombs. Here, you'll explore their vibrant, well-preserved family tombs, offering intimate insights into their daily lives. Conclude your tour at the Valley of the Nobles, where the exquisitely carved tombs of high-ranking officials depict rich scenes of ancient Egyptian daily life, revealing the intricacies of their careers and courtly roles. This tour provides a comprehensive and visually stunning exploration of Luxor's lesser-known, yet equally significant, historical treasures.