Built on the banks of the great Nile River and, Luxor is a city where half a million inhabitants live there and also considered the world’s largest open-air museum, the city contains some of the largest and most outstanding ancient monuments and landmarks ever constructed. The history of Luxor starts back at 3,200 B.C. Mentuhotep II brought peace and stability to the city during the 11th dynasty, and in the 18th dynasty, the city became the most religious and political capital of ancient Egypt. Luxor has a lot of tombs, monuments, and temples that still standing in very well preserved conditions. Here are the best things to do in Luxor at night:
That’s so interesting, I should plan t visit.