ok but thought they would have been bigger! Not quite finished yet but plan is to be able to walk from Karnak to Luxor though the avenue
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ok but thought they would have been bigger! Not quite finished yet but plan is to be able to walk from Karnak to Luxor though the avenue
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I liked it all! Contemplating how these statues were constructed and what they symbolize adds to the experience.
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this was odd as there were houses and kids sitting playing next to some of them on the route. they were working on connecting the temples with the walkway when we were thare that would be great when complete
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work seems to have stopped. this is actually part of the luxor museum (although eventually will lead to karnak)
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Stand for a while, let any throngs of tour parties disperse and pass you by then let your imagination loose!
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Where else can you walk down a rocky road that leads to a historic temple. On each side of this road are magnificent Sphinxes. Everything around you is from thousands of years BC.
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This will be fantastic when it gets restored. its shut off from being able to walk along it, but driving over the brigde you can see how fantastic it was and will be when some of the rocks are swept back.
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Amazing sight and is being excavated at present. 3 kilometres long. Amazing to see the amount of Sphinxes along the avenue.
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when it's is finished it will be amazing, but that's a long way off.
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When you first see the avenue of sphinxs you start to get some ides of how magnificent they must have been as they are still hugely impressive. We visited late in the afternoon as it was just turning dark. Please be aware that some of the locals do stand by the sphinxs and step out from the shadows sometimes and...
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