Olette-Pelletier is an Egyptologist and, by chance, his daily walk took him past the Luxor Obelisk, the 3,000-year-old monument that towers over Place de la Concorde in central Paris.

The Luxor Museum sits about halfway between the Karnak Temple Complex and the Temple of Luxor on the East Bank of the Nile River. The museum is typically open from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m., ...

For almost 200 years, the monumental Luxor Obelisk in Paris has stood proudly in the heart of Place de la Concorde, an enduring symbol of Egypt’s grandeur. But beneath its iconic surface, a ...

A collection of 122 artefacts from the King Tutankhamun collection previously housed at the Luxor Museum was successfully transported to its new home in the Grand Egyptian Museum late Tuesday ...

The Luxor Obelisk in Paris is one of two that he erected at the entrance of what today is known as the Luxor Temple—the second obelisk remains in Egypt. Ultimately, ...

The Ministries of Tourism and Aviation have agreed to renew direct flights between Paris and Luxor after a hiatus of three yearsIn a press release, Tourism Minister Hisham Zaazou said on Tuesday that ...

For two days, the museums section at the Ministry of Antiquities is to celebrate Luxor's national day by organising two workshops at the Luxor and Mummification Museums. Elham Salah, head of the ...

However, scholars who were not involved with the research expressed caution about this interpretation. The approximately 3,300-year-old obelisk was built at Luxor Temple on orders of Ramesses II ...

Under the title ‘Top 50 Destinations to Travel to in 2025,’ the American travel and leisure magazine, Travel + Leisure, published a photo report featuring a list of these destinations, describing them ...

The Temple of Luxor sits about a mile north of central Luxor and less than a mile southwest of the Luxor Museum on the East Bank of the Nile River. Travelers can reach the temple by bike, car or taxi.