Secure your access to the Temple of Karnak
Book your ticket to the Temple of Karnak and access the archaeological complex during official opening hours. Book online and receive your confirmation by email along with an exclusive guide.
Book your ticket to the Temple of Karnak and access the archaeological complex during official opening hours. Book online and receive your confirmation by email along with an exclusive guide.
The Temple of Karnak is one of the largest religious complexes of Ancient Egypt. Located in Luxor (ancient Thebes), it was expanded over centuries by numerous pharaohs and was mainly dedicated to the Theban Triad, with Amun as its central deity. Its monumental scale and the large number of chapels, courtyards and precincts make it a must-see visit.
During your visit you can admire:
The Hypostyle Hall, one of the most iconic areas of the complex, with 134 monumental columns.
The Precinct of Amun, the main core of the complex, featuring pylons, courtyards and sanctuaries.
Obelisks, statues and reliefs depicting ritual and commemorative scenes.
The Sacred Lake, associated with purification ceremonies and rituals.
Areas and chapels spread throughout the complex, like a true open-air museum.


Purchase your ticket in advance and carry it on your mobile phone.
Includes our exclusive digital guide.
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Access during the official opening hours of the site.
For a more comfortable visit, it is recommended to arrive early and keep your ticket with you throughout your stay inside the complex.
Book your ticket to the Temple of Karnak and explore one of Egypt’s most impressive archaeological sites. Among ceremonial avenues, monumental courtyards and ancient reliefs, you will understand the central role of Thebes in the religious and political history of Ancient Egypt.
It is located in Luxor, on the eastern bank of the Nile River.
Open daily, usually from 06:00 to 17:00.
It is not mandatory, but booking in advance is recommended to better plan your visit.
The price may vary depending on official regulations and visitor type.
The Hypostyle Hall, the Precinct of Amun, obelisks, reliefs, the Sacred Lake, and monumental chapels and courtyards.
Between 2 and 3 hours, depending on your pace and level of detail.
Small backpacks and mobile photography are generally allowed; security checks may apply.
There are wide and walkable areas, but the ground can be uneven in several parts of the complex.
Yes, in open areas of the complex. Specific rules may apply for professional equipment.