Karnak

The Karnak temple is the largest in Egypt. It's absolutely amazing, and was never finished. Today there are many well-preserved remains, like the pylon, several obelisks, the enormous room with more than 100 columns and even the popular beetle, whose legend says you need to circle it a few times to give yourself good luck. Strolling through the ruins, along with many people, it's hallucinating to think about what it would be like in full bloom. It's connected to the Temple of Luxor by a 3 kilometre path, which made this area (ancient Thebes, the capital of Upper Egypt) truly important in ancient