Karnak

In a country with a ton of temples, this is one of the better ones. Try to hire a certified tour guide to talk about all of the history of the temple.

This is the most impressive Temple in Luxor. It's so beautiful. Definitely worth seeing.

super cool! it honestly is so big and there is a lot to see, loads of vibrant colors too!

The Temple of Kanak is dedicated to the shrine of Thebes and the Pharaoh of infinite glory. His main building, the Temple of Amon, is one of the largest religious complexes in the world. It is the dwelling place of God on the earth.1 After passing the ram's head, the sphinx ram's head came to the first gate (the worshiped ram's head, which has been largely unrecognized for thousands of years, stands under the armpit of the god Ammon. The ram is the god of Amon, which means prosperity.2 The Osiris man-shaped column is mummified, with a hook and flail holding a hand representing rights. Originally the god of land, plants and water, it is considered the incarnation and symbol of life of the Nile. Later, the concept of death and resurrection was given to the judgment of whether people can be reborn after death. It is the god of the underworld. The skin is green representing plants and immortality. It is said that when he was king, he taught the Egyptians to cultivate the statue of Ramses II. The tall and mighty is Ramses II, and his beloved queen between his legs Nefertari 5 column halls~ papyrus columns will be familiar to those who have seen the Nile tragedy, because it is in this temple, in the last picture, where my finger is the big stone that fell off. Place 6 The longest and most important part of the existing hieroglyphic inscriptions in the epoch of Tutmos III. Tutmos III dramatized military command skills, never failed in war, and thus claimed the king of victory King of kings 7 Hatshepsut obelisk first in Egyptian history Queen wears fake beards in men's clothes to let people recognize their orthodoxy

The Karnake Temple (Temple of Karnak ) is the largest temple in ancient Egypt, it is the highest peak of all temples in Egypt, is the city of the temple, and all temple characteristics in the future generations are built according to its standard design. The temple dedicated to the ancients and the latter is the god of Amon Ra, the goddess Mut and the god of the moon Consu. The temple's construction dates back to the 12th dynasty of the Kingdom in the middle of 1960 BC to 1926 BC, where the Upper Egyptian Pharaoh Senwosert built a small shrine to worship the patron saint of Thebes, "Amon." After the Pharaoh of Thebes, the local god "Amon" of his hometown, a family of three, also jumped into the country's main god, and finally under the support of the Tutankhamun priest group of the 18th Dynasty, "Amon" finally combined with the sun god "La" to become the king of the gods "Amun Ra" (Amun Ra). During the eighteenth and nineteenth dynasties of the New Kingdom, the expansion of the Kanak Temple reached its peak. At that time, there were more than 80,000 slaves and families, more than 200,000 livestock, 83 ships, and the wonderful treasures from 65 cities around Egypt, and the temple of Kanak was the city of the temple. Up to the Ptolemy dynasty, more than fifty pharaohs were added to the site, the longest expansion in history lasting nearly 1600 years.

If you can't remember the name, call it the Temple of the Sun. The Sun God was the most important god in the Pharaoh's era, so this is the most spectacular temple, more than 4,000 years of history, and hundreds of years of new Pharaohs to add pillars here, so formed the current pillar hall. The statue outside the pillar hall is again Ramses II, and yes, his gods are everywhere.

The 3,000-year-old Luxor Temple, with its huge statues, pillars and obelisks, is stunning. There are mosques still in use, as well as the Pharaoh statues of the polytheistic period, and the last supper murals of the Greek reign. The three historical periods of culture converge here.

Egypt has now found the largest temple, the famous ram avenue, the sculpture of Ramses II and his wife, the sculpture of the Sanctuary Beetle. It is said that it has been circled three times. Good luck is constantly. There are many rooms under repair when I go, but the friendly tourist police took me into a room. There was a large stone that showed the skull of the snake. He asked me to touch the snake and touch my forehead. Three times in a row, saying that it was a blessing. The murals in this room are particularly well preserved. The pictures above are the content of Pharaoh and his family to receive God’s blessing. It may be the rest room of the former royal family. It takes two hours, it is not careful at all, it is not complete, it is worth a visit