Sun Temple (Karnak)

The Sun Temple at Karnak is a large ancient Egyptian religious complex dedicated to Re, the sun god. Located near Luxor, it includes massive pylons, grand halls, and sacred courtyards built over centuries by various pharaohs. The temple served as a center for worship, ceremonies, and festivals honoring Re, emphasizing the king's divine connection to the sun. Its intricate architecture, hieroglyphic inscriptions, and towering statues reflect the ancient Egyptians' religious beliefs and their focus on life, power, and the cosmos. Today, it stands as one of Egypt's most impressive archaeological sites and a testament to ancient Egyptian devotion and engineering.