Luxor Temple is a large ancient Egyptian temple complex on the east bank of the Nile, constructed around 1400 BCE. Known as 'the southern sanctuary', it was the heart of the annual Opet Festival. Recent restoration has revealed vivid original painted reliefs.

Wander through one of the world's largest religious buildings. The Great Hypostyle Hall contains 134 massive stone columns, while the Avenue of Sphinxes once stretched 1.5 miles to Luxor Temple. This vast complex of temples, chapels, and pylons was built and expanded over 2,000 years.