Sculpted stairs tell the festival in motion. We walk the walls to see how figures, symbols and space teach meaning step by step.

The best preserved Egyptian temple lets us read spaces in order: pylon, court, hypostyle and holy rooms, each with a job in the ritual.

A cliff, three terraces and a queen’s program. We follow the route, read the reliefs and see how architecture staged royal ritual.

A field list of the giants: who they depict, where they stand and why size mattered in temples and courts. Save it for your next museum trip.

Carved into the mountain, Abu Simbel fused image and power. We read its plan, program and the modern rescue that saved it from the lake.