Rams Road was built by the pharaohs 5,000 years ago

The Rams Road is the road that connects the Luxor Temple with the Karnak Temple, and it used to start from the beach a spacious street, with statues of sphinxes that we find in the Karnak temples represented in the form of a sphinx with a ram's head, and the ram here symbolizes the god Amun, perhaps to protect the temple and highlight its axis. The ancient Egyptian called this road "WAt-nTr". Meaning the path of God, as for the path of rams in the temples of Karnak, it was known as “Ta-Mit-Hatt.” And translated by the Rams too. Along the 2,700 km road, there are 1,200 statues and the width of this road is 76 m.These statues were carved from a single block of sandstone with a cornice inscribed with the king’s name and the title and praise for him. It was erected on a stone base consisting of 4 courses of stone used due to the presence of some inscriptions. In two forms: the first: it takes the form of the body of a lion and the head of a human (the Sphinx) The second: it takes the form of the body of a ram and the head of a ram as a symbol of the machine symbols Amun Ra