Temple of Ramesses III

The Temple of Ramses III, also known as the Funerary Temple or the Temple of Habu City, is one of the most beautiful and historically significant Egyptian temples located in Thebes, known as Luxor. It was built by King Ramses III for conducting funerary rituals, worshipping the god Amun-Ra, his consort, and his son.

• Design of the Temple of Ramses III:

The entrance of the Temple of Ramses III is adorned with two colossal towers filled with exquisite and captivating inscriptions. Most of these inscriptions are depictions of the royal family and images of Ramses III himself. At the top of the towers, precious stones can be found, as is the case with the statue of Amun-Ra. This temple has been described as the most luxurious temple built by the Pharaohs during their eras, and no other temple matches the beauty of the Temple of Ramses III.

The walls and columns of the temple are filled with beautiful stories and wisdom. To fully appreciate these stories, it's recommended to bring a tourist guide.

Operating Hours of the Temple of Ramses III:

Daily from 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Address of the Temple of Ramses III:

Karnak, Luxor, Egypt.