Horses & Hieroglyphs - Horse Riding Tours in Egypt

No winter blues in Giza...only blue skies and epic views 💙

Strong finish to 2025 with this awesome group 💪

Thanks so much for ending our year on a high note!! 🎶🥰

2025 Rewind 👀 (Part 2) ✌️

As we look through the archives of our 2025 riding groups, we feel so much gratitude. 🥰 Another thank you to everyone who trusted us with their 2025 adventures and to our amazing horses and team who made them possible. 💛

Missed out this year? We are booking for 2026! 🐴

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2025 Rewind 👀 (Part 1) ☝️

Looking back at some of the beautiful souls who joined us for an adventure in Egypt this year. From welcoming new faces, reuniting with second-timers who have become like family, and even bringing together our own family and friends—our hearts (and photo galleries) are full. 😍

Thank you for being part of our story this year. 💛

Warmest wishes from our stables in Egypt to your homes this Christmas 🌟🎄

It's been another wonderful year and we want to thank you for being a part of it! We are so grateful for you all. ❤️

Merry Christmas from all of us at Horses & Hieroglyphs!! 🐎

A year ago, we kicked off 2025 with an unforgettable journey along the Nile. From the luxury of our cruise and private boat parties to the awe-inspiring ruins between Aswan and Luxor, every moment - including the iconic pyramid photoshoot - was pure magic. This was truly a special holiday from start to finish 🥰

One thing we loved the most was getting to see this group of riders, many of whom had already ridden together in other parts of the world, meet again to have new adventures, share laughs, and form new connections through mutual friends. A big shout-out to Equitours for uniting this group and fostering such a positive community among its riders! We are proud to be a part of it ❤️

We can't wait to see more of you in the new year!

Fun Fact: Just last week (mid-December 2025), Egypt officially unveiled a 20-year restoration of the Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep III. 🛠️✨

The project is being hailed as one of the most significant archaeological achievements of the 21st century. 🇪🇬

It's wild to think that for centuries, these statues stood alone in a flat, empty field. The project has now transformed the site into an Open Air Museum. Hundreds of sculptures and fragments have been uncovered, and a new pair of massive alabaster statues now stand behind the two famous "Sitting Colossi". By restoring the original outline of the temple, we can now see exactly how grand it was when it was built 3,400 years ago. This was once the largest and most opulent temple in all of Egypt - even bigger than Karnak! 😯

History is more alive than ever here in Luxor. How cool that we get to ride past it?? 🐎