what a wonderful experience to be able to walk around this Temple .. A must see go before its to late as there is talk of stopping people walking around them

The temples at Luxor/Karnak were incredible. Tons of towering pillars covered in art. Lots of statues abound. Walking past the rows of lion statues was incredible. Paint remains under some archways. There is so much to see! It far exceeded expectations.

Karnak is a vast temple complex, built over many hundreds of years by many hands. There are a variety of styles to see. The massive hypostile with its huge columns meant to signify reeds of papyrus is awe-inspiring. There are still bits of roof and...More

Having been there before on many occasions it was still very impressive. Could have spent several visits there as there is so much to see.

Best to visit early evening after the sun has set. Much better out of the heat and crowds of the day. The Shakespear company's voiceover and the lights on the temple make for a really majestic impression of this facinating culture.

Just walk through this temple and look at all of the amazing hieroglyphics and tall pillars with amazement. You will not be dissatisfied!

This is a beautiful temple our guide told us that this is one of the most important temples of Egypt. It is one of eleven temples of a temple complex. The Hypostyle hall is an interesting highlight of the place. Overall an interesting experience.

This was the most important temple of Egypt that started to be constructed in the middle kingdom and thereafter numerous pharaohs made new additions. It is one of the largest temples in the world and its size attests to its importance. However, only one part...More

Best to visit it before the Luxor temple which is linked to this one by an avenue of 2*365 sphinx now totally visible from Luxor. Interesting is the sacred lake where all workers had to bathe before starting their work day. look also at the...More

This amazing temple complex covers a hundred acres of incredible temples, numerous pillars with hieroglyphs, the stunning Avenue of the Rams, and huge obelisks. Some of the original painting can still be seen and the hieroglyphs are well preserved in many of the carvings. This...More