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Hot Air Balloon Flights

Luxor: Hot Air Balloon Ride + Transfers

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Hot Air Balloon Flights

Luxor: Morning Hot Air Balloon Ride + Transfer

Available Tuesday, 01 Sep

Duration: 1h 30mins
Group of max. 50 people

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About: Luxor Hot Air Balloon Flights

Take a ride and observe the landscape from above. Capture photos of the Nile River and ancient temples.

Luxor Hot Air Balloon Flights

Khaled Ben El-Waleed Street, 85111, Luxor

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The Temple of Hatshepsut is an ancient Egyptian mortuary temple, dubbed the "Holy of Holies". It was built in Luxor, on the west bank of the Nile, for the Egyptian Queen of the 18th dynasty, Hatshepsut. The temple is also dedicated to the Egyptian god Amun and showcases the most prominent displays of classic architecture in ancient Egyptian buildings.