Karnak Temple: Egypt’s Largest State Temple

Explore the Great Temple of Amun-Re at Karnak, the world’s second larger ancient sacred site. There we will discover the secrets of Egypt’s leading god, his consort Mut and their son Khons and the stories of some of Egypt’s greatest pharaohs who shaped their own destiny, leaving legacies their ancestors could see for generations.

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A tour by

Zeta Xekalaki

Born in Greece with a fascination for ancient Egypt, Zeta started studying Archaeology in Athens, ending up with a Ph.D. in Egyptology from Liverpool, UK, firmly believing that we are the places visit, the people we meet and the stories we tell.

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Karnak Temple: Egypt’s Largest State Temple

Karnak Temple: Egypt’s Largest State Temple

Zeta Xekalaki

1. Introduction - Entrance

2. The First Pylon and First Court

3. The Second Pylon

4. The Great Hypostyle Hall

5. The North Exterior Wall

6. The Third Pylon and the Open Court

7. From the Fourth to the Sixth Pylons

8. The Halls of Records

9. The Akhmenu or the Festival Hall

10. The Sacred Lake

11. The Karnak Cachette

12. The Kadesh Treaty

13. The Second Court and the Eighth Pylon

14. The Third Court and the Ninth Pylon

15. The Fourth Court and the Tenth Pylon

16. The Open-Air Museum

﻿Karnak Temple: Egypt’s Largest State Temple

﻿Karnak Temple: Egypt’s Largest State Temple

Zeta Xekalaki

1. Introduction - Entrance

2. The First Pylon and First Court

3. The Second Pylon

4. The Great Hypostyle Hall

5. The North Exterior Wall

6. The Third Pylon and the Open Court

7. From the Fourth to the Sixth Pylons

8. The Halls of Records

9. The Akhmenu or the Festival Hall

10. The Sacred Lake

11. The Karnak Cachette

12. The Kadesh Treaty

13. The Second Court and the Eighth Pylon

14. The Third Court and the Ninth Pylon

15. The Fourth Court and the Tenth Pylon

16. The Open-Air Museum

Karnak Temple: Egypt’s Largest State Temple

Karnak Temple: Egypt’s Largest State Temple