Nash- best guide ever! TOP!
On January 26, 2026, we took a trip from Masra Alam to Luxor to visit one of the Luxor temples, the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Workers, followed by a Nile tea trip and lunch.
The transfer of Masra Alam was smooth and punctual. As a guide we had Naschaat Obaid Saad (Nash), himself a professor of Egyptology and book author.
We can only say that was probably the best leadership we could ever wish for, competent, in-depth on ALL questions. He was able to present the history of Egypt so vividly, someone must first imitate him.
He gave great tips such as which graves to look at, showed us other treasures where we were almost alone and discovered artifacts on the side, which are still in abundance in Luxor if you just looked a little closer. Surely without his expertise we would never have recognized these things ;-).
Our neighbors have been there twice before, but you did not know such concentrated competence and storytelling hour.
We can only recommend Nash 100%.
mariolF637EQ · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor · Translated
Amazing time with Roshdy in Luxor
We had an incredible day exploring Luxor full day . thanks to our amazing guide Roshdy , He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about Egyptian history. He made sure we avoided crowds, stayed hydrated, and truly understood what we were seeing. This tour exceeded all our expectations. If you want a memorable experience in Luxor this is the guide to book!
526veronikaa · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Valley of the kings tour
Great tour with our guide Roshdy. He was very knowledgeable and did not rush us which we really appreciated. We had time to take pictures and visit the different monuments.
dorotheeh450 · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Day filled with highlights around Luxor!
Overall had a great time with our guide Roshdy. We were able to hear about the history and meaning behind what we were seeing and got to fit in a bunch of sites in the same day.
562samuelz · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Excellent tour as described
We had an excellent guide who was very knowledgeable and went into detail about the sights we visited. A stop was made at an alabaster factory, which seems like a tourist trap, but it was low pressure; overall the tour was hassle free, as described, and very enjoyable.
Jeremy_S · Feb 2026 · via Viator
Great tour with sufficient time at all spots
We enjoyed a great full-day tour with Roshdy who was amazing to customize the tour to our needs! We had sufficient time to ask all our questions and to take pictures at all sights. The tour felt relaxed and driver Mohammed did an excellent job, too!
silobi0 · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Full success
The guide was excellent. Very good choice of visits. Hassan showed us some very interesting things. The visit was both well organized and flexible
450mireillel · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor · Translated
10/10 Tour of Luxor!
Great tour in Luxor! Thank you to Khaled for showing us around the beautiful, historic city of Luxor. We saw all 132 pillars at the Kharnak Temple with the most decorated hieroglyphics still preserved to this day. Then we saw the tombs at the Valley of the Kings. Once in a lifetime experience to see all of them in person, and especially the mummy of King Tut still at the site to see. Next we saw the Temple of Hatshepsut, which had a very unique design and story behind the 24 year reign of the queen and her competition, Moses III. We met the family of Egypt that is known for the alabaster. Very friendly, nice people. Khaled and his team helped us drive to each individual site and skipped massive lines to make things even faster. 10/10 experience, highly recommend asking for Khaled to be your guide!
M3998WBshanep · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Amazing places but average tour info
The trip sites were amazing and it was truly worth seeing. However, the tour guide whilst a nice guy and very knowledgeable seemed a little like he was going through the motions and getting through it. You get to Valley of the Kings and he tries to sell you some pictures for 600 Egyptian pounds (not worth buying). You then see 3 tombs on the valley of the kings and you only really got interesting facts when you pressed and asked questions. Within the trip they then take you to an alabaster factory where you get shown people making pots etc - but inside they looked like all the other pots from china you see in the shops. They then try and sell you lunch, when we said no we got an offer of half the cost - still said no. The guide then recommended skipping Vallée of the queens as it wasn’t that impressive. We insisted we went. At the final stop the tour guide left us and said he was meeting a friend for lunch and we were driven back by the driver. The sites were a 5, the tour guide was a 3 at best.
G5729NZadamh · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Throw back into the ancient Egyptian times
Khaled was a local guide, very knowledgeable, you can see his years the of experience allows him to transmit his passion for the history and his country, we had a lovely time
saradem2021 · Feb 2026 · via Tripadvisor
