Luxor Governorate Collection

Temple Arch Karnak Luxor Governorate Egypt 1860
Temple Arch at Karnak; Luxor Governorate, Egypt; about 1860 - 1880; Tinted Albumen silver print

Egypt, Luxor Governorate, Luxor, Necropolis of Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, Tomb of Nakht, detail of a Fresco depicting some agricultural activities 16th Century BC, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt, Luxor Governorate, Valley of Queens, Tomb of Khaemweset, detail of painted relief 16th Century BC, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt, Luxor Governorate, Valley of Queens, Tomb of Amenherkhepshef 16th Century BC, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt, Luxor Governorate, Karnak Senusret I cloister 20th century BC, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt, Luxor Governorate, Valley of Kings, Tutankhamun Tomb UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt, Luxor Governorate, Luxor, Valley of Kings, Tomb of Ramesses VI, Entrance hall
Egypt - Luxor. Ancient Thebes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979). Valley of the Kings. Tomb of Ramses VI

Egypt, Medinet Habu, Luxor, Luxor Governorate, Mortuary temple of Ramses III
Paleography - Egypt - Ancient Thebes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979) - Medinet Habu - Mortuary temple of Ramses III (1184-1153 b.C.). Detail of columns and walls carved with figures and heiroglyphs

Egypt, Luxor Governorate, Karnak, Statues of Amenhotep III
Egypt - Ancient Thebes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979). Statues of Amenhotep III Colossi of Memnon

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Luxor Governorate, located in Egypt, is a mesmerizing destination that takes you back in time to the ancient world. With its rich historical sites and architectural wonders, it offers a glimpse into the grandeur of past civilizations. One cannot miss the Temple Arch Karnak when visiting Luxor Governorate. Standing tall and majestic, this arch serves as a gateway to an era long gone by. It transports you to Thebes during 1860, where Francis Frith captured its magnificence through his lens. Venturing further into Luxor Governorate will lead you to Valley Tombs Kings - a burial ground for pharaohs from centuries ago. As you explore these tombs captured by Francis Frith's English lens, you can't help but feel awestruck by their intricate designs and artistic details. Another remarkable sight is the Pylon Gateway Medinet-Haboo. This structure showcases the architectural brilliance of ancient Egyptians while offering glimpses of their religious practices and beliefs. Cleopatra Temple Erment stands as a testament to one of history's most iconic figures. Through Francis Frith's English lens, we see this temple preserving Cleopatra's legacy amidst the passage of time. The Pillars Great Hall Karnac captures your attention with its sheer size and grandeur. These pillars were witnesses to countless rituals and ceremonies performed within their hallowed halls during ancient times. Temple Goorneh Thebes takes us back even further in history with Francis Frith capturing its essence in 1822. Its ruins tell tales of forgotten dynasties that once ruled over this land. Amongst these ruins lies Broken Obelisk Karnac - a symbol of resilience despite being weathered by time itself. It reminds us that even great structures can crumble under nature's forces but still retain their beauty and significance. As we journey deeper into Luxor Governorate, we encounter Temple Palace Medinet-Haboo.