( The Karnak Temple ) is the most important and largest of the Pharaonic temples in Egypt. The temple is located west of Luxor (Thebes) in Upper Egypt. Karnak consists of a group of temples, buildings, statues and columns. The ancient Egyptians called the temple the name "Ipet Sot", which means "the chosen spot for the thrones of Amun", while the temple was known at first as "Bar-Amun", meaning the Temple of Amun or the House of Amun, as the ancient Egyptians believed that Karnak served as an ancient observatory where the god Amun communicated from with the people of the earth.As for (The Luxor Temple) is located on the eastern bank of the Nile in the city of Luxor. It was founded during the New Kingdom around 1400 BC. The temple was dedicated to Amun, Mut, and Khonsu, and it was the focus of one of the most important religious festivals. Luxor Temple is a shrine for worshiping the king, not just the god of Thebes and his family. This temple includes many statues, huge columns, and others.
East bank ( Karnak temple & Luxor temple) Full-Day Tours
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East bank ( Karnak temple & Luxor temple)
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Come on to explore the wonders in the land of magic and beauty (Luxor) . Our magical tour will start at 8:00 am .Your guide will pick you up to go to ( The Karnak Temple ) , where there are ten edifices, starting with the first edifice, which is the main entrance to the temple, then a courtyard that includes several statues of the Pharaonic goddess “Sekhmet”, which is also an image of the goddess Mut, down to another courtyard of large columns, followed by the Holy of Holies, and it also includes an obelisk made of pure granite and decorated with a metal pyramid. Some ancient texts were inscribed on it telling us about the greatness of the sun god Ra , then we would go to ( The Luxor temple ) . It is the most beautiful temple in Egypt and you will see there what you have not seen before.And there you will see the most important and famous monuments in the world, as well as huge facilities that look like palaces, walls decorated with inscriptions, and many surprises that dazzle the beholders. Come and explore it yourself.( The tour takes 5 hours)
