You cannot travel to Luxor without going through the Luxor Museum, which contains more than 376 rare artifacts and mummies of the most important kings of Pharaonic Egypt. The museum is located on the Corniche Road, and is one of the most important tourist places in Egypt to learn about the Pharaonic history

The Luxor Museum consists of two floors: the first floor contains a lot of very important artifacts, most notably the granite head of the statue of Amenhotep III, the head of the goddess Hathor, which takes the form of a cow, the statue of the god Amun, and the Karnak plate, and the upper floor contains a hall with many important statues And a hall for mummies, and a room for cutting jewelry, utensils, some furniture, and amulets.