This is the largest religious structure ever built. It was the main place of worship for the god Amun-Ra and was continuously expanded by various pharaohs over two millennia. It's essentially a massive city of temples, pylons, and obelisks. Highlights: The Great Hypostyle Hall: An enormous hall featuring 134 colossal columns, some of which are over 70 feet tall. Sacred Lake: Used by the priests for ritual purification. Great Pylon: The massive entrance gate. Statue of the Giant Scarab Beetle: Walking around this statue is believed to bring good luck. The primary attractions that travelers will see are: Karnak Temple Complex (Precinct of Amun-Re) , Luxor Temple

Located closer to the city center and the Nile, this elegant temple was primarily used for the coronation of kings and the annual Opet Festival, rather than daily worship of a single god. Highlights: Colossal Statues of Ramesses II: Massive seated statues guarding the entrance. Obelisk: One of a pair (its twin now resides in Paris, France). Court of Ramesses II and Court of Amenhotep III: Impressive courtyards featuring beautifully carved columns. Mosque of Abu al-Haggag: A small mosque built within the temple courtyard over centuries of continuous occupation.