The Temple of Karnak, mostly known as the largest religious site ever built in the world, has an ancient name, Ipet-isut, meaning 'The Most Sacred of Places.' It was a great temple complex collection of temples built over more than two thousand years by successive Pharaohs. What has been dubbed the 'Hypostyle Hall' is one of the most astounding sights within this vast complex: there is an astonishing total number of towering pillars. Spend your time at Luxor’s West Bank on such an epic trip to see the two beautiful Colossi of Memnon, wonderful statues representing Amenhotep III. You can visit the amazing tombs in the Valley of the Kings. These magnificent tombs are found on those cliffs; they are well decorated and contain goods meant for the Pharaonic afterlife; the focus includes three different tombs.

In ancient Egypt, one can learn more about its history by Continuing your Egypt tour at the Temple of Hatshepsut at El Deir El Bahari. You can see the temple outside and buy entry tickets if you want to enter it. This magnificent temple of Queen Hatshepsut, one of the few female Pharaohs, rises from the desert floor in a series of terraces that blend into the limestone cliffs that enclose it. You can go to all these places on Egypt Day Tour offered by Next Holiday.