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Karnak & Luxor Temple Tour
Explore the largest temple in the world with Happy Egypt and Egypt tours, the Temple of Karnak, and the majestic Luxor Temple. Both of them were dedicated to the Theban Triad; Amun, Mut, and Khonsu.
Your visit to Luxor gives you the opportunity to see Karnak temple and Luxor temple Excursions with Happy Egypt you will discover all the Luxor attractions. The Karnak Temple Complex, commonly known as Karnak, comprises a vast mix of temples, pylons, chapels, and other buildings near Luxor, Egypt.
To this day, it is hypothetically estimated as the largest temple complex ever erected anywhere in the world. Added to by successive generations of pharaohs, it consists of several temples, sanctuaries, pylons, and other unmatched decorations spread all over Egypt. It carries unusual inscriptions that evoke the life story of the kings during their times: construction and fees.
Reiseverlauf
Tag 01 Karnak Temple & Luxor Temple
Your guide will meet you at the reception of your hotel to commence your Luxor tour to:
Karnak Temples:
The Karnak temple is the largest religious complex ever built in the universe till now.
The “Karnak” is the Arabic for “the fort” or “the protected area,” but the complex was known as ” pr _ Imn” or” the house of Amon” for the ancient Egyptians, after that the Greeks changed the name to “ipt _ swt” or “the northern thrones.”
The complex was dedicated to the god Imn,” the hidden “, who was just a little, unknown local deity. When Luxor became the capital of Egypt, the god’s importance was increased. He then became like a national god. He was the creator, the sustainer, and the lord of the gods. His consort was the goddess Mut. The couple adopted the god “Khonsu” the moon god. You can learn a lot about the Luxor attraction during your trip.
The complex was begun in 2000 BC, expanded through 1700 years, and is considered not completed.
You will approach the complex by the dock, which leads you to the Sphinx Avenue, which takes you to the unfinished pylon “gate” of the temple. In the 1st open court is the chapel of the Nubian king Tahraqa.To the right of the open court is the small temple of Ramses III.
The Great Hypostyle Hall is an awesome place with its 134 columns. The obelisks of Tuthmosis and Hatshepsut stand like two needles among the structures of the complex. The sacred lake is amazing, was used for the purification of the priests.
The Luxor Temple:
The Luxor Temple is situated in downtown Luxor. It bears the name of the city al-Luxor or “the palaces”. It is very small to Karnak but is complete. This temple was dedicated to the consort of Amon, the goddess Mut, so it was the place of the harem of Amon. The two temples, Karnak and Luxor, are linked by sphinx avenue. The 1st pylon was built by Ramses II and is decorated with the scenes of his famous battle of Kadesh against the Hittites.
This pylon is fronted by 6 statues of Ramses and 2 obelisks. Just 3 statues and one obelisk are still there. The mosque of Abu el Hagag is situated in the 1st open court of the temple. A colonnade with its 14 columns, was built by Amenhotep III, takes you to the 2nd open court.
Some Coptic ( Christian ) scenes are found in what is so-called “the church”.
In the rear part of the temple is the shrine of Alexander the Great and the birth room of Amenhotep III. It is a great temple that commemorates all the periods of Egyptian history.
Im Tour enthalten
- Hotel pick up and drop off.
- Entrance fees.
- All transfers.
- Licensed tour guide.
- Air-conditioned coach.
- Taxes.
Nicht im Tour enthalten
- Tips for guide & driver.
- Drinks and meals.
- Personal expenses
Hinweise
- Children from 1-5 years are free of charge.
- Children between 6-11 years get 50% off.
- All prices in US Dollar, but Egyptian Pound, English Pound & Euros are accepted.
Preise pro Person
| Person | Preise |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | USD 115 |
| 2 - 3 Person | USD 60 |
| 4 - 7 Person | USD 45 |
| 8 - 15 Person | USD 35 |
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