Temple of Khonsu, Ancient temple in Egypt
The Temple of Khonsu is a major New Kingdom period structure in the Karnak complex.
Dedicated to Khonsu, son of Amun and Mut, this temple dates back to the Ramesside period.
The temple exhibits the typical Egyptian architectural elements such as pylons, hypostyle halls, and sanctuaries.
Located in Luxor, it remains a significant historical site for visitors.
Though smaller than other Karnak temples, it contains well-preserved reliefs and inscriptions.
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