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The 11 pages that link to Luxor Temple, each with the reason it gives.

• AmunRelated: Amun’s festival journey connected his Karnak sanctuary to this temple.

• KarnakCompared with: It was Karnak’s southern festival destination, not the city’s northern temple complex.

• ThebesBroader topic: It was the Opet Festival’s destination and a setting for kingship rituals.

• Egyptian templeBroader topic: Its connection to Karnak and the Opet Festival illustrates temples linked by ritual processions.

• Upper EgyptBroader topic: It exemplifies the monumental religious landscape of Upper Egypt.

• PylonRelated: Its entrance pylon was built by Ramesses II and fronts a major processional route.

• Egyptian templesBroader topic: Its ritual connection to Karnak illustrates how temples worked as a network.

• Theban NecropolisRelated: It connects the west-bank necropolis with Thebes’s eastern religious landscape.

• Theban TriadBroader topic: It formed a major endpoint of Theban processions associated with the city’s gods.

• Amenhotep IIIBroader topic: Its colonnade and sanctuary preserve the scale of his Theban construction.

• Luxor GovernorateBroader topic: It stands at the urban heart of the governorate.