heat in Luxor late summer can be a real struggle. last year, I visited in August and it was so hot, I thought I’d melt. you gotta be smart about it.
first off, drink loads of water. like, seriously, don’t wait till you’re thirsty. find shade during the day, especially from 12 to 4 when it’s the worst. I remember just sitting under a tree at Karnak Temple.
also, wearing light clothes helps a bunch. I used a hat too, it really saved me. ever tried a cooling towel? they work wonders.
try visiting in the early morning or late evening, the temp is way better. what’s your go-to tip for staying cool? have you found any best spots to chill in Luxor?
I spent a couple of late summers in Luxor, and man, the heat can be intense! One time, I thought I’d be smart and explore the temples mid-afternoon. Bad idea. I ended up sweating buckets and just wanting to crash in shade.
Drinking loads of water was a life-saver, and I always carried a portable fan. Also, those late afternoon strolls, when the sun starts to dip a bit, were way better.
If you’re struggling with the heat, definitely look into cooling towels or even get some iced hibiscus tea from the local shops—super refreshing! And don’t even get me started on the delicious Egyptian falafel wrap; perfect snack when it’s scorching outside!
Man, I remember the first time I hit Luxor in late summer. Pure madness! The heat was like a punch to the face. My friends and I thought we could conquer the heat but ended up chugging bottles of water like we were in a marathon.
A tip that saved us? Early morning explorations! We hit the temples at sunrise, and let me tell ya, it was way more manageable. Also, finding shaded spots while sipping on fresh juice was a game changer. Seriously, don’t underestimate the power of a good hat! Stay cool, my fellow travelers!
Man, I totally remember struggling with the heat in Luxor last summer! It was like stepping into an oven every time we went outside. We found that early morning visits to temples were the way to go. Hitting the sights before it got crazy hot made a huge difference.
Also, staying hydrated is key! We chugged so much water. Definitely pack a light, breathable outfit too; it helps beat the heat!
Struggling with the heat in Luxor late summer? I totally get it! I went during late August a few years back, and man, it was intense! I learned that hitting the temples in the early morning is a game changer – cooler temps and way less crowds.
Also, don’t sleep on the local cafes. Chillin’ with a cold karkadeh (hibiscus tea) in the shade was my lifesaver. Hydration is key, for real!
I totally feel you on the heat in Luxor during late summer! I was there a couple of years ago, and wow, I nearly melted. The sun is relentless! I found that getting out early for sightseeing made a huge difference. Hitting the Valley of the Kings around sunrise was epic and way cooler.
Also, make sure to stay hydrated—ice-cold water bottles were my lifesaver. I also loved grabbing some fresh juice from street vendors; it was super refreshing. Just chill in the shade when you can! Those antique temples are stunning, but man, the heat can be brutal!
Man, I feel you on the struggle with the heat in Luxor during late summer. I remember one time, I thought I’d be adventurous and explore the temples midday. Huge mistake! I ended up feeling like a walking roast chicken.
Tip that saved me was hitting up the local cafes for some iced drinks and shade. Just chillin’ with a fresh mint tea or sugarcane juice works wonders! Also, I found that planning my sightseeing for early mornings or late afternoons was a game changer.
Pack lots of water and just be ready to take it slow. Luxor’s magic is worth it, but man, that heat can hit hard!
Man, I remember struggling with the heat in Luxor one late summer. It was brutal! I found that staying hydrated was key—always carry a water bottle.
Also, don’t even think about exploring during midday; hit up the temples in the early morning or late afternoon. Just wearing a hat and light clothes made a huge diff too! Can’t stress that enough.
Man, I feel ya! I went to Luxor last August, and let me tell you, the heat was NO JOKE. I was totally unprepared for those scorching temps. One tip I picked up is to hit the temples early in the morning. Getting up at the crack of dawn is rough but worth it. The crowds aren’t there yet and the sun isn’t blazing down on you like a furnace.
Another lifesaver was carrying a reusable water bottle. Hydration is key, or you’ll feel like a zombie. I also took frequent breaks at cafes to cool down with some iced drinks. Chillin’ in the shade with a mint tea while watching the hustle and bustle was actually pretty relaxing. Just make sure you wear a hat and loose clothes to help cope with the heat. Trust me, it makes a huge difference!
Man, I totally get the struggle with the heat in Luxor during late summer! I was there a couple of years ago, and wow, it felt like walking into an oven. The sun just doesn’t hold back. I made the rookie mistake of wanting to explore all the temples midday. Let’s just say I was drenched in sweat and feeling lightheaded by noon.
What saved me was chilling in air-conditioned cafes and sipping on refreshing hibiscus tea. Also, timing is key. Early mornings are way cooler, and you can actually enjoy the sights without roasting. I learned to pack a small water bottle and some snacks for the day trips, 'cause dehydration is no joke.
And don’t forget that sunscreen! It’s your bestie in that heat. Trust me, you’ll thank yourself later when you’re not burnt to a crisp.