Children Share Xmas Gifts with Tourists in Luxor

On Tuesday, a group of Egyptian children dressed in Santa Claus shared Christmas and New Year's gifts with tourists in Luxor Temple.

Ahmed Orabi, Luxor Temple's general manager, said that the place received today several significant visits from multinational tourist groups who decided to enjoy the epic scent of Ancient Egypt.

Orabi pointed out that the group of children succeeded in adding a cheerful and relaxing vibe for tourists by celebrating the New Year.

The jewel of the south Luxor was trending worldwide after the captivating and breathtaking opening of the legendary Sphinxes Road Road opening ceremony, and the well-organized performances that reflected the greatness of the city’s heritage, and civilization last month.

Beautifully, the directing team succeeded in making use of the visual identity and heritage of the city for directing one more Opet to screen; so costumes carried those definitive colors of Ancient Egypt such as blue, gold, black, white, and yellow. In addition, the design of the costumes kept the original ancient Egyptian styles by adding flawless contemporary touches.

As Opet started from the Karnak to the Luxor Temples for celebrating Amon, Mut, and Khenso, all dances, performances followed the same ancient route once again with blending most breathtaking technologies in coloring, and lighting.