1–2 days covers the highlights on both banks. 3–5 days allows thorough exploration including Medinet Habu, the Tombs of the Nobles and Deir el-Medina. 7–10 days adds day trips to Dendera, Abydos and the temples south of Luxor at Esna and El-Tod.

Our planner calculates this automatically with real EGP fees. The Standard Pass costs $130 (USD or EUR cash only, valid 5 days). Based on verified entrance fees, the pass saves money mainly for visitors who also hold a Cairo Pass (50% discount applies). Read the full analysis at Luxor Pass.

October to April is ideal — 20–28°C. December and January are peak months; book early. May to September brings 40–45°C heat — best avoided. Check our Luxor Weather guide.

Our itinerary groups sites by bank so you only cross the Nile once per day. Local ferry: 5 EGP. West Bank taxi: 50–100 EGP. Calèche: 80–120 EGP. Private driver full day: 300–500 EGP. See our Getting Around guide.

No — both are outside Luxor governorate and require separate tickets. Their fees are shown in your itinerary but are not counted in the Luxor Pass calculation. They are best visited as dedicated day trips.

Yes — Luxor is one of Egypt's safest cities. Millions travel here annually without incident. Tourist areas are well-patrolled. Read our Luxor safety guide.