Huge temple site with preserved ancient ruins & over 200 structures, including giant Amen-Ra temple.
Very nice temple! Worth the visit! The biggest temple in Egypt! Pay with Credit Card, price online. No line. Impressive statues!
Visiting Karnak Temple was a truly awe-inspiring experience. As I approached the temple complex, the sheer scale and grandeur immediately struck me. The entrance, flanked by towering pylons and lined with ram-headed sphinxes, set the stage for the architectural marvels within. Once inside, the Hypostyle Hall left me speechless. The 134 massive columns, each intricately carved with hieroglyphs and scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology, create a labyrinthine forest of stone that seems to reach the heavens. The scale of the columns and the craftsmanship involved in their creation are truly mind-boggling. Exploring further, I was captivated by the Sacred Lake and the surrounding precincts dedicated to various gods and pharaohs. Each section of the temple tells a unique story, reflecting centuries of history and devotion. The obelisks, with their pointed tips catching the sunlight, stand as timeless symbols of ancient engineering prowess. The temple's sound and light show in the evening was a highlight, bringing the history and mythology of Karnak to life in a spectacular display. Karnak Temple is not just a site to see; it is an experience that connects you with the grandeur and mystery of ancient Egypt. It is a must-visit for anyone fascinated by history, architecture, or the sheer beauty of human achievement.
This temple is a full village in itself. To see how time has evolved and the preservation of a civilization that is so impressive. There are not enough pictures to capture the magnitude of this place.
Phenomenal place. Unreal structures were created thousands of years ago and nowadays humans are so dumb that we can't create anything half decent. What an incredible sight
What a magnificent structure, standing next to it makes you wonder how on earth they managed to build it in the first place.. Crazy to think it's thousands of years old and alot of it is so well preserved...well worth a visit.
Absolutely magnificent! I went very early in the morning so it was more quiet and not too hot. I walked the along the sphinx avenue from Karnak to Luxor - there are shaded rest points along the way which was really nice.
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Getting tickets in advance recommended
Good for kids
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Very nice temple! Worth the visit! The biggest temple in Egypt! Pay with Credit Card, price online. No line. Impressive statues!
Visiting Karnak Temple was a truly awe-inspiring experience. As I approached the temple complex, the sheer scale and grandeur immediately struck me. The entrance, flanked by towering pylons and lined with ram-headed sphinxes, set the stage for the architectural marvels within. Once inside, the Hypostyle Hall left me speechless. The 134 massive columns, each intricately carved with hieroglyphs and scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology, create a labyrinthine forest of stone that seems to reach the heavens. The scale of the columns and the craftsmanship involved in their creation are truly mind-boggling. Exploring further, I was captivated by the Sacred Lake and the surrounding precincts dedicated to various gods and pharaohs. Each section of the temple tells a unique story, reflecting centuries of history and devotion. The obelisks, with their pointed tips catching the sunlight, stand as timeless symbols of ancient engineering prowess. The temple's sound and light show in the evening was a highlight, bringing the history and mythology of Karnak to life in a spectacular display. Karnak Temple is not just a site to see; it is an experience that connects you with the grandeur and mystery of ancient Egypt. It is a must-visit for anyone fascinated by history, architecture, or the sheer beauty of human achievement.
This temple is a full village in itself. To see how time has evolved and the preservation of a civilization that is so impressive. There are not enough pictures to capture the magnitude of this place.
Phenomenal place. Unreal structures were created thousands of years ago and nowadays humans are so dumb that we can't create anything half decent. What an incredible sight
What a magnificent structure, standing next to it makes you wonder how on earth they managed to build it in the first place.. Crazy to think it's thousands of years old and alot of it is so well preserved...well worth a visit.
Absolutely magnificent! I went very early in the morning so it was more quiet and not too hot. I walked the along the sphinx avenue from Karnak to Luxor - there are shaded rest points along the way which was really nice.
