Luxor Temple is a landmark of ancient Egyptian civilization, a strikingly graceful monument in the heart of modern Luxor.

Luxor Temple was built from Nubian sandstone blocks. The temple is surrounded by mud brick walls, symbolizing the separation of the world and the sacred realm of the gods. Luxor Temple has many New Kingdom features. The temple was built in 1400. Ave. Cr. During the New Kingdom of Egypt.
Unlike other temples, the Luxor temple was not built to worship a god or the god figure of the king and pharaohs, the Luxor temple was built to revive the kingdom. Many kings may have been crowned at Luxor, whether they were actually crowned or conceptually, as in the case of Alexander the Great, who claimed to have been crowned at Luxor, although the facts suggest that he never traveled south of what is considered modern Memphis. Cairo city.
In Egyptian, the Luxor Temple is known as ipet resyt, which means southern sanctuary.