Monday 2 August 2027

Total Solar Eclipse — Luxor, 2 August 2027

Explore the Pyramids and the temples of Luxor before the total solar eclipse writes an extraordinary final chapter in the sky.

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On 2 August 2027, a total solar eclipse will cross Luxor. Around 1:02 pm local time, the city is expected to enter approximately six minutes of totality. Book EGYPTIA’s Cairo and Luxor journey now: a 25% deposit holds your place once your transfer is verified. Viewing depends on weather. During the partial phases, use suitable ISO 12312-2 solar viewers; direct unaided viewing is safe only during complete totality.

Where and when

Luxor, Egypt, within the path of totality. On Monday 2 August 2027 in Luxor, the partial phase begins around 11:40 and totality runs approximately 13:02–13:09 Cairo/Luxor summer time (UTC+3), about six minutes. These are Luxor city estimates, not a guarantee for a particular viewing point. Viewing depends on the weather.

Viewing safely

During the partial phases, look at the Sun only through intact solar viewers meeting ISO 12312-2. Ordinary sunglasses are unsafe. Unaided viewing is safe only when the Sun’s bright face is completely covered during totality; replace your viewer as soon as bright Sun returns. Cameras, binoculars and telescopes require suitable filters fitted at the Sun-facing front. Supervise children. Eclipse visibility depends on weather.

Guidance: NASA eclipse safety.

Eclipse journeys

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Total Solar Eclipse — Luxor, 2 August 2027

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