Our Egyptologist tour guide pick you up from the Nile cruise to visit Temples of Karnak The largest temples in the ancient world occupies an area of sixty acres. The kings of Egypt struggle to place their memorials and statues, and on the temple grounds we find the obelisks remaining and lofty, the biggest hypostyle hall of King Ramis the second and a lake whose water is inexhaustible from time immemorial until now

After visiting Karnak temple heading to visit Luxor Temple The temple that the city was named after due to the large number and diversity of its columns Despite its small size compared to the Karnak Temple, the splendor of the architectural art and the art of sculpture is summed up in its columns and statues that were built and carved by both the great Sovereigns Ramses the Second and Amenhotep the third is the temple of the church and the mosque. The complex of religions has never closed the doors.