It's one of those places that makes you love Egypt and the culture all the more. I had the chance to go at night and the place was so magical. The entire structure is well lit showcasing all the different sections of the temples. And right across the entrance lies the famous 3 kilometres road of the sphinx.

We enjoyed visiting this amazing archaeological site. It was very interesting and educational. It helps very much to have a local guide who can help to explain the history of the site, its excavation, and all of the facts and figures surrounding the writings and statues. We visited the site near sundown, and stayed a little longer to get photos after the stone structures were lighted. I would highly recommend doing that, if you can. Plan on spending about 1 1/2 to 2 hours to see the entire place.

One of the most beautiful ancient temple sites I’ve ever visited. It’s truly breathtaking, I could spend all day here, I’ve been twice now and it never gets old. The ruins are very well preserved and taken care of, it got lots to explore. It’s definitely worth going with a tour guide, I would definitely recommend checking out this temple, you will certainly enjoy your time here.

We saw a lot of sites in Egypt and this was my favorite. The statues and sphinxes were impressive and it's one of the more complete and grand complexes we saw. Easy to walk to from the Winter Palace and is along the Corniche. Be warned that the sellers will drive you crazy and are very aggressive.

Another absolutely incredible temple, after Karnak, that houses remnants of 3000-4000 year long history! You will see an Islamic mosque that's now become part of it, you will see (the only) portrait of Alexander the Great as well as many Roman themed structures and paintings built and painted over the original pieces of art. It's hard to fathom that the entire temple was once buried under the sand and there were towns and villages built over it!

Fascinating place if you're into Egyptian history. It's a great place to understand ancient architecture and traces of Ramesses the Great can be found in at the entrance. Possibly the most striking is the avenue of Sphinxes connecting this to the Karnak temple. Great place to spend about an hour or may be more. Good if you have a guide. Don't pay the guards there, they will pester your to take your pick and then ask for a tip. It's like that everywhere you going Egypt as a tourist.

It is so amazing that these ruins are here after so long. This is somewhere I have wanted to take my daughter for years and we finally got to do it in 2021. I am so glad we managed to do all the sights around Luxor. This really was a once in a lifetime trip. The temple itself is in good condition considering the age and we really enjoyed walking round the ruins learning about its history. Would definitely recommend this to anyone. Also hotels and trips in Luxor are really good value at the moment so its an ideal time to go.

Great temple, cool to see the sphinx alley, as well as Christian and Islamic additions to the original temple. I'd recommend avoiding the night when it's lit up - crowds are insane and I think the sun illuminates the site better anyway

Luxor Temple, or معبد الاقصر, is a breathtaking historical marvel that left me in awe during my recent visit. This ancient Egyptian treasure, nestled in the heart of Luxor, offers a captivating journey through time and culture. The first thing that struck me was the sheer grandeur of the temple. The towering entrance pylon adorned with colossal statues of pharaohs is a magnificent sight to behold. As I walked through the temple's immense courtyard, the rows of colossal columns and intricate hieroglyphs revealed the incredible craftsmanship and dedication of the ancient builders. One of the most memorable moments was witnessing the play of sunlight on the temple's structures during sunset. The way the golden hues bathed the temple's sandstone walls created an enchanting ambiance that felt almost mystical. Inside Luxor Temple, I marveled at the well-preserved sanctuaries and chambers dedicated to various gods and pharaohs. The precision and artistry of the carvings and reliefs left me with a deep appreciation for the spiritual and historical significance of this place. I also had the opportunity to explore Luxor Temple at night when it's beautifully illuminated, casting an ethereal glow on the ancient stones. It's a completely different experience that adds a touch of magic to an already extraordinary site. Moreover, the knowledgeable guides on-site provided valuable insights into the temple's history, making the visit even more enriching. Their passion for Egyptology was evident and added depth to the experience. In conclusion, Luxor Temple is an absolute must-visit for anyone interested in ancient history, culture, and architecture. Its sheer magnificence and historical significance make it an unforgettable destination that transports you to the time of pharaohs and gods. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this extraordinary treasure in Luxor; it's a journey through Egypt's rich past that you'll cherish forever.

Luxor at night is the most magical and majestic way to see it. Came for a visit in October 2021. Our hotel was right down the road, close enough for us,and our guides to allow us to walk to enjoy the sunset and late afternoon air. Luxor is a bit cleaner than Cairo as far as pollution and garbage around the city.

We had a great experience visiting Luxor Temple. The craftsmanship is truly fantastic, with a wealth of fascinating details to explore. Be sure to allocate enough time to fully absorb everything the temple has to offer. The site provides a captivating journey into history, showcasing impressive architectural and artistic achievements. Every corner seems to tell a story, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts. However, it's worth noting that during my visit, the temple and its surroundings appeared to be a bit dusty. While this didn't significantly detract from the overall experience, it's something to be aware of.

This was clearly one of the most impressive historical places that I visited during our Egypt trip. The entry ticket allows access to 3 of the tombs excluding King Tut‘s, Ramses IV & V and Seti I. The tombs were remarkably well preserved and our guides explanation made the past come alive. Unfortunately guides aren’t allowed to provide explanation inside the tomb in order to control numbers and humidity. A must visit for history buffs.

Amazing, the best temple, but like all places the Egyptians are the worst, keep asking money every step you made, follow you arround, u must pay the restrooms, like if was free the place. the guards too want to take you photos and the ask for money, man i leave with the worst experience in egypt of all my trips arround the world.

This is a great temple. Remember not to ride the horses outside, they are clearly abused and starving. Inside the temple there is plenty to see and walk along the avenue of sphinxes. One guy tried grabbing my arm. That is not acceptable, the Egyptian government really needs to do something about harassment at the tourist sites.

It is something you must see with your own eyes! This is the best from the ancient Egyptian. We were lucky with our guide explaining everything with patience and give us plenty of time to walk around and explore. Totally recommended!

The temple is the only one that stays past the sunset, and that is why it was very crowded, all of the tourists go there after 5. It is very nice and very well preserved. They sell papyrus paper at the souvenirs shop. And there is access to the sphinx road. I recommend going but do it earlier so it isn’t that crowded.

I find the karak temple more impressive and it is so pretty much the same cost. I went before sunset to walk around which was very nice cause it’s not busy. Then sat and enjoyed sunset off to the side where it’s less busy but you see all the tour busses come. Then at night it is beautiful too to see lit up. Well worth the visit.

Wow its a beauty. This temple complex built around 3400 years ago( its crazy, I know) on the east bank of Nile river should be on your top 5 things to do in Egypt. Constructed over hundreds of years by Amenhotep III, Ramses II (the most prolific builder maybe), Tutankhamun (the boy king), and others in then Thebes, Luxor Temple is dedicated to God Amun. Ruins also include colossal Great Colonnade Hall, almost 61 meters long, with 28 twenty-one-foot-high columns. Its quite interesting to think that the same place held sacred values to multiple religions. Over the Egyptian ruins covered in sand, churches were made and then mosques at the very same place. It cant be a coincidence that everyone got attracted to the same place to worship their Gods. Makes you think, right.

Please be careful when viewing the photos. You may find it inappropriate for some of the relief photos. I'm sorry if you feel uncomfortable. It is lit up at night and is very beautiful. I heard from the guide There was a wonderfully valuable archaeological site under one of the colonnades, so I dug up the other colonnade, but nothing came out of it.

Yet another impressive temple right in the heart of Luxor city. Not as big and astonishing as the Kernek temple which is 3 km away, but still, not to be missed. We visited it late in the evening and the experience was very much different, so I would definitely recommend it.

We were planning on just visiting the newly restored Sphinxes Road. But the entrance ticket is the Luxor Temple ticket. Visiting in the evening is possibly the best time. Everything is illuminated and the temple looks it's best. Such a beautiful site, well worth a visit. Due to it's size it never seems too crowded. A memorable evening. A must when in Luxor.

I took a flight from Cairo Egypt to luxor.to see the ruins. This is an awesome place with a lot to see. I went to the temples. It was great knowledge. It also was a lot to absorb. Great structures going back to 900 B.C.

Beautiful, very busy temple in the middle of Luxor. Large statues depicting the Pharaohs can be seen. Open in the evenings making it a good spot to watch the sunset.

Lovely one specially by night. You can see the sphinx passage close to the entrance. Special dinners are done by night. Lovely place. I like this temple very much. Please keep it clean and nice. Try to provide some shades all around. Also you make the electric cars with extra money to go through out the whole temple. All the best.

It is amazing how well preserved this temple is. The way it is lit up in the evening is spectacular. I went late in the day and though there were quite a few people there it wasn't over crowded. I highly recommend!

I got to experience this ethereal temple closing in on an evening, where the atmosphere was magnified even more than it is in the daylight hours. How can you explain being in the presense of an exquisite temple thousands of years old, in such amazing condition? I'm sorry my friends- unless you're there it's inexplicable. I couldnt have fathomed it myself until a few days ago. There were quite a lot of people but not so much that you couldn't move freely, and for a small 'Bagsheesh' a local will set you up with the optimal spots for picture taking that others may not have considered. The best pics are on my husbands camera but I'll still upload a couple here.

We visited while the construction was ongoing for the November 25th ceremony so the Ram Avenue was blocked off and the area was busy with construction staff. The temple was incredible nonetheless. The massive statues of kings are just brilliant! Although of all the templates I visited in Luxor this was my least favourite.

Best time to visit is early in the morning when it is less crowded and cooler. Amazing architectural structures and statues The avenue of the Sphinxes was amazing to see in person

If only you could go there in peace it would be so much enjoyable. Let me clarify that. You can’t go anywhere near this place without getting harassed from everyone. It really is not enjoyable. Even the workers are hustling you for tips. It NEVER ends.

Luxor Temple is an absolute gem. Walking through its ancient halls, you can't help but be struck by the sheer majesty of the place. The colossal statues and intricate carvings tell a vivid story of a bygone era. It's not just a temple; it's a profound encounter with the past. The serene atmosphere and impressive architecture make it a must-visit for anyone fascinated by history and the marvels of human ingenuity.

Amazing amazing amazing… it’s not just the pyramids that Egypt is.... it’s the awe inspiring size of the temples and hieroglyphs that tell umpteen stories of the Gods and Kings… And Luxor temple is a perfect example of the amazing history and grandeur that Egypt has!!! Just being in the centre of history that the temple of Luxor exudes, takes one to amazing heights.. Must see for history buffs…❣️

It was absolutely amazing to stand in an area with centuries and centuries of history. To learn about the ways of those who rule in BC era's and to see the artistry and masonry of those times without modern machines was inspiring. Just to step into a moment of admiration of talent, dedication, and man's ability to create, Luxor Temple is worth a visit. It's hot out there, even in October. Wear comfortable shoes, loose clothing, and pack your patience because there are other tourists from around the world at every turn. Take a moment to close your eyes and listen to the sounds of the many languages and dialects around you.

This was my favorite visit of all in Egypt. It was incredible during the day but even more magical at night. I recommend going both ways. The peace one feels while meditating here is simply indescribable. An absolute must visit especially if you can avoid the crowds. Outstanding overall! A+

Beautiful ruins and very accessible without actually entering the site. Avenue of Sphinxes was amazing, couldn't see to the end (I think it leads to Karnak temple).

Excellent temple complex in the heart of Luxor. A must see.

Obligatory point in Egipt. One star less in case of renovation, not possibile to see enything of antic paints.

Beautiful, realy enjoyed this temple. Very close to downtown Luxur. Definitely a must!

Very good temple! Egyptian temple and has a lot of civilizations Egyptian Christian and Muslim Roman mix

Fabulous antiquity place - go and see it sunset time or just before. Then you see it in the daylight and with the lights on afterwards! Fantastic 😁👍

It is an amazing and astonishing place, full of a mistical ancient energy. I recommend you go from 5 to 7 pm, then you will be able to take pictures before, during and after sunset. It will be busy, but if you are pacient enough and don't go with a crowded group tour, you can wait until 830 pm, when everyone has left, and have the illuminated temple all for yourself! Make sure to bring lots of water. There are toilets, 10 LE person and you can get food an beverages inside. Just don't expect it to be cheap! It is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Beautiful temple with well preserved monuments. Perfect 1/2 day tour! We enjoyed a private tour with an Egyptologist...it was incredible.

This place and Karnak temple are definitely a must visit whenever you come to Luxor. Not just to see big things. It’s to appreciate the sheer scale of capability of the ancient Egyptians and see what architectural wonders they were capable of.

A very important place for Egyptian history. This temple has presence of Ancient Egyptian, Romans, Alexander & Islamic rulers. A must visit place and recommended to visit with a guide.

Obviously, an amazing temple. But I wouldn't follow people's advice to visit in the evening especially not for sunset. This is when the tour buses arrive and the place is really crowded (and full of idiots touching everything). Visit in the heat of the afternoon if you like to have places to yourself.

Stunning temple in the middle of Luxor Amazing to see so many religions sharing the same space over the centuries. Big enough to not feel ridiculously busy with crowds. A guide helps but with research you could make sense of it yourself. The avenue of sphinxes is awe-inspiring. A must do when you are visiting Luxor

My experience at Luxor Temple was truly awe-inspiring! Visiting during the off-season turned out to be a fantastic decision, as the temple was not crowded at all. This allowed me to fully immerse myself in the magnificent atmosphere and capture breathtaking moments through my camera lens. I was able to snap incredible pictures and record stunning videos that will serve as cherished memories of this remarkable visit. I was pleasantly surprised by the efficiency of the security check at Luxor Temple. It was quick and hassle-free, ensuring a smooth entry into the site. Obtaining the visiting ticket was a breeze, thanks to the user-friendly process in place. The staff members were warm and welcoming, adding to the overall positive experience. Most importantly, the atmosphere within the temple was absolutely captivating, exuding a mesmerizing aura that left me in awe throughout my visit.

The modern city of Luxor surrounds the Luxor Temple. Luxor is known as the world's largest open air museum. The temple itself is a timeless monument. Luxor was called Thebes, and was the religious capital of Egypt until Greek period. The ancient city worshipped the god Amun-Ra. After the Muslim conquest of Egypt, part of the temple was converted to Abu Haggag Mosque.

Super interesting place with an unbelievable amount of thousands of years history. Egyptians, Greek, Roman, ... they all left their marks and scars on the original ancient temple stones. We went here with a guide who showed us many details and told interesting stories around it. Highly recommended to do like this, it prevents you from just walking by history without really knowing what you are looking at

Magnificent monument showing the greatness of the Egyptian architecture. There is also a light show running at 18:00. The visitor needs to buy a new ticket for the night show which at the time of writing (Oct 2022) costs an extra 180 EGP. The only thing that negatively impacts the atmosphere is the not so good cleaning off the site. Nevertheless a must see historical attraction in the east bank of Nile.

Definitely worth a visit. Is one of the few attractions that you can visit in the evening. My tip is to visit the Luxur temple in the evening the light and the setting sun provide perfect lighting conditions and a unique atmosphere. Also the temperatures are not too high. The facility is barrier-free and toilets and a café are available.

One of the most important archaeological place in Egypt, many pharaohs kings build this temple,

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(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful historical places (Original) من اجمل الأماكن التاريخيه

(Translated by Google) History (Original) التاريخ

Luxor Temple extant

(Translated by Google) Visited in February 2018. This temple may be the main legacy with which Luxor has earned the nickname "the largest open-air museum in the world". Located right in the center of the modern part, which occupies the site of ancient Thebes. The temple is one of the oldest and best preserved monuments in all of Egypt. It offers a large number of rooms, structural elements and bas-reliefs still intact. One of the most interesting sites in the Luxor area and in all of Egypt. (Original) Visitato nel febbraio 2018. Questo tempio potrebbe essere la principale eredità con cui Luxor si è guadagnata il soprannome di “museo a cielo aperto più grande del mondo”. Situato proprio al centro della parte moderna, la quale occupa il sito dell’antica Tebe. Il tempio è uno dei monumenti più antichi e meglio conservati di tutto l’Egitto. Offre una grande quantità di ambienti, elementi strutturali e bassorilievi ancora intatti. Uno dei siti di maggior interesse nell’area di Luxor e di tutto l’Egitto.

(Translated by Google) The Luxor Temple is one of the most beautiful places I have visited on the eastern side of the Nile. It is worth a visit, and I invite everyone to visit the city of Luxor (Original) معبد الاقصر من اجمل الاماكن التي زرتها علي الجانب الشرقي للنيل انه يستحق الزيارة و ادعو الجميع للزيارة مدينة الاقصر

(Translated by Google) Civilization 7 thousand years (Original) حضارة 7 آلاف سنة

(Translated by Google) This is the most significant tourist place that has remained in my memory for many years (the whole of Luxor). More interesting, larger and more intriguing places, I have not seen. No Egyptian pyramids even stood nearby. Will definitely come back. (Original) Это самое значимое туристическое место которое отложилось у меня в памяти на долгие года (весь Луксор). Интересней масштабней и интригующей мест, я еще не видел. Никакие египетские пирамида даже рядом не стояли. Обязательно вернусь.

Sehr schön ❤️?

(Translated by Google) It is one of the most beautiful places that you will relax with (Original) من اجمل الاماكن اللى برتاح ليها كل مابزورها

Даний храм вражає своєю величиною і масштабами . Навіть в даний час таке будівництво в пустелі булоб складним ! Цей історичний факт стоїть раз побачити на власні очи чем сто раз по телебачиню ;) Стародавня Єгипетська імперія мала силу та сто процентів була сильно обучила як для свого часу ! Рекомендую всім це побачити на власні очи , тільки так можна відчути це !

(Translated by Google) My country is proud (Original) بلدي وافتخر

(Translated by Google) Fabulous (Original) رائع

Visited 8/2019 and was highly impressed by the temples and city. Egyptian vendors are vultures in acosting you.

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One thing about the temples in Egypt was that they were quite wheelchair friendly. Even though the country is not wheelchair friendly once you reach the temples they have ramps to get to the main entrance of temple. you need not worry if you are on a wheelchair you can get around this temple very easily. I was happy I could also enjoy the beauty of this Historical Temple. Everything here was in a ground level and it is so beautifully ancient that you cannot stop taking pictures. There is a big square kind of area which is full of pillars and then there are so many statues all around.

This is one of the most amazing temple in Egypt! 182 pics! These photos will take you on a short, brief journey inside the temple from the entrance to the exitو Enjoy with that short story!..

We visited here later in the day at sunset. The lighting is beautiful and when the row of Sphinx's are logged it is beautiful. Definitely a over in a lifetime visit for me.

Amazing history beautiful, well preserved and continuing work to restore even more. I will definitely return again.

It's a magical place. You feel like you have been transported into the past. Photos and words alone are incapable of describing such a place.

The obelisk was originally a pair. The one on the right was exchanged by Muhammad Ali and France for a clock in 1838. The Obelisk that was replaced is now on the Concord square in Paris. The colonnade at the northern entrance is particularly beautiful. The 14 columns are all about 14 meters high. The shape of reed grass stems on the top of the columns is very beautiful. Each column represents the majesty of the Pharaoh. If you have a chance to see the night view of Luxor Temple at night, it's very different from the feeling during the day.

What to say??? One of the marvels of the world, everything about it captures the sight and the spirit. Even though the temple is devoted to Amun-Ra god of the sun, we waited till just before dark to visit it: the lighting is well done and allows for a relaxed and more magical walk.

A wonderful temple, which makes the city of Luxor even more attractive. It was beautiful to see the sun go down inside this temple. This one is the most beautiful Egyptian temple I visited. The architecture is fantastic. I recommend it to everyone.

Very fantastic place ?

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(Translated by Google) Great and great beauty. incredible because the ancients made. (Original) lớn và đẹp tuyệt vời. không thể tin do người cổ xưa làm.

Have natural thems and good persons

(Translated by Google) this place is a real historical find no worse than the peramides. time stopped here. (Original) это место настоящий историческая находка не хуже перамид. здесь остановилось время .

(Translated by Google) Majestic! Simply unbelievable! Even for those who want to have a round trip from Hurghada, I highly recommend it. The trip is a little long, but rewarding every second ;-) (Original) Majestoso! Simplesmente inacreditável! Até mesmo para àqueles que queiram fazer um bate e volta à partir de Hurghada, super recomendo. A viagem é um pouquinho longa, mas recompensante cada segundo ;-)

(Translated by Google) Wonderful at night (Original) رائع ليلا

Awesome place

(Translated by Google) Karnak is one of the most prominent distinctive signs of Luxor, where each successive king was trying to make his temple more magnificent. To distinguish it from its predecessor, the Karnak temples turned into a complete guide and collection showing the stages of the development of ancient Pharaonic art and distinctive Pharaonic architecture. The Karnak Temple is open most of the year every day from 7 am to 5 pm It is characterized by the charming sound and light shows that are held every evening, which is a great way to discover Karnak Temple. (Original) الكرنك يعتبر من أبرز علامات الاقصر المميزة حيث كان كل ملك من الملوك المتعاقبين يحاول جعل معبده الأكثر روعة. ليتميز به عن سلفه لذلك تحولت معابد الكرنك إلى دليل كامل و تشكيلة تظهر مراحل تطور الفنّ الفرعوني  القديم و الهندسة  المعمارية الفرعونية المميزة . إنّ معبد الكرنك مفتوح اغلب ايام السنة يوميا من 7 صباحا إلى 5 مساء ويتميز بعروض الصوت والضوء الساحرة التي تقام كل مساء التي تعتبر طريقة رائعة لإكتشاف معبد الكرنك.

(Translated by Google) Luxor Temple Egypt Luxor Governorate, Luxor, Luxor City On the east coast of Luxor (ancient Thebes) in Egypt An ancient Egyptian temple complex Construction from the 18th dynasty of Egypt Amenhotep III of the Pharaoh (BC 1400) The center was made in Alexander the Great Built a shrine Obelisk is 25 meters high (Original) ルクソール神殿 エジプト Luxor Governorate, Luxor, Luxor City エジプトのルクソール（古代のテーベ）東岸に ある古代エジプト時代の神殿複合体 エジプト第18王朝から建設が 始まりファラオのアメンホテプ3世（BC1400年頃） に中心部が作られアレキサンダー大王も 祠堂を建設した オベリスクは高さ25メートル

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and wonderful place (Original) مكان جميل ورائع

(Translated by Google) Interesting (Original) ممتع

Been twice and still intriguing with additions from various pharaohs. Good entry price. Scanty information boards site read up beforehand.

Must visit place in Egypt. Ancient Egyptians life can be felt inside it.

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) ممتاز

So beautifull historical place??

(Translated by Google) A complex, the largest part of which was built during the reign of Amenhotep III and Ramesses II and was completed by Tutankhamun and others (Original) مُجمّع شُيِّد الجزء الأكبر منه خلال فترة حكم أمنحتب الثالث ورمسيس الثاني وأكملَ بناءه توت عنخ آمون وآخرون

(Translated by Google) 2019 was overwhelming (Original) Überwältigend waren 2019 vor Ort

(Translated by Google) A great place located at the end of the Nile Corniche (Original) مكان رائع يقع في اخر كورنيش النيل

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) جميل جدا

(Translated by Google) The Temple of Luxor, located in the heart of ancient Thebes, was built essentially under the Egyptian 18th and 19th dynasties. He was consecrated to the god Amun under his two aspects of Ammon-Ra (Ra, he was considered the god of heaven, god of the Sun and of the origin of life in Egyptian mythology). The oldest parts currently visible date back to Amenhotep III and Ramses II. The building, one of the best preserved in the New Egyptian Empire, still maintains numerous structures. In addition to the large pylon, the visitor can also cross two large peristyles and the monumental colonnade that connects these two courtyards. The sanctuary itself, residence of the Amun de Opet, as well as the rooms that preserve a large part of its tiles (Original) El templo de Lúxor, situado en el corazón de la antigua Tebas, fue construido esencialmente bajo las dinastías XVIII y XIX egipcias. Estaba consagrado al dios Amón bajo sus dos aspectos de Amón-Ra (Ra, era considerado el dios del cielo, dios del Sol y del origen de la vida en la mitología egipcia). Las partes más antiguas actualmente visibles remontan a Amenhotep III y a Ramsés II. El edificio, uno de los mejores conservados del Nuevo Imperio egipcio, aún mantiene numerosas estructuras. Además del gran pilono, el visitante puede también atravesar dos grandes peristilos y la columnata monumental que enlaza estos dos patios. El santuario propiamente dicho, residencia del Amón de Opet, al igual que las salas que conservan una gran parte de sus baldosas

luxor is a must..

(Translated by Google) Also a great place to visit;) (Original) Rowniez wspaniale miejsce do odwiedzenia ;)

Luxor Temple