During its construction around 2500 BC, the exterior was covered with large limestone blocks forming white stone pyramids in which sunlight was reflected and through which the pharaohs believed they would achieve immortality.

This archaeological site stands out for the two rock-cut temples ordered to be built by the great Pharaoh Ramses II in the thirteenth century BC to commemorate a war victory and with an incredible history as both temples, in honor of the pharaoh and his favorite wife, Nefertari, had to be moved in 1968 to a higher location, as a result of the construction of a dam on the Nile River, making them even more known to the world

This temple, more than 3,500 years old, is another of the best preserved to see in Egypt and stands out for its large façade, colossi and obelisks, one of which is in the center of the Place de la Concorde in Paris. .

The best option to visit all the temples, if you are not an expert in Egypt, is to hire a guide, if possible an Egyptologist, to better understand the history and not miss any important details.

This valley became the burial ground for most of the pharaohs, as well as queens and princes of the New Kingdom era. It is composed of two valleys, the East and the West or Valley of the Queens, where more than 60 tombs have been found

Templos de Karnak, Egipt

This complex, made up of temples, obelisks, statues, and a large sacred lake, is the second most visited tourist destination in the country, after the pyramids. It is also one of the most essential places to visit in Egypt.