Three on the East Bank, where the city of the living stood, and one across the river among the temples of the dead.
Avenue of Sphinxes
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The largest temple complex of ancient Egypt, built and rebuilt over two thousand years. We take it slowly: the Great Hypostyle Hall, the obelisks, the sacred lake, and the reliefs most visitors walk straight past.
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Built mainly by Amenhotep III and Ramesses II, in the middle of today’s town. We arrive in the late light and stay as the floodlights come on, ending on the Avenue of Sphinxes that once linked this temple to Karnak.
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Karnak in the morning, a long lunch break out of the heat, the Luxor Museum in the afternoon, and Luxor Temple as the sun goes down. The fullest way to see the city of the living.
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Across the Nile to the city of the dead. We focus on the temples, where I can guide you all the way through: Hatshepsut’s terraces under the cliffs, the colour at Medinet Habu, and the Colossi of Memnon.
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