[Mennon Colossus] is also called [Mennon Colossus], and the positioning also has "Mannon Colossus" written. They are two rock giants standing on the west bank of the Nile River and on the field between the Valley of the Kings. This statue was originally built by Amonhotep III, during the heyday of the New Kingdom. Two ordinary stone statues, but in the ears of posterity, I heard the legend that these two stone statues can sing. It is said that this one on the right side of the Monong giant will make a boundless sound at sunrise every morning. Many travelers have said that, They heard a sad song here, and the ancient Greeks linked this phenomenon to the story of the capture of Troy. But scientists believe that this is actually a very common natural phenomenon, the sound is due to the sudden change of temperature from cold to hot at sunrise, and the heat generated by the first solar rays in the early morning, passing through the body of the stone, making it emit the sound of gold stones, This creates a phenomenon where stone statues sing. The name of the statue of Monon, derived from the ancient Greek mythology, Monon is a king in Greek mythology, he won the Trojan War, but was killed by the queen sympathizer, according to historical records, during the Roman reign, there was an earthquake, so that the statue appeared cracks, whenever the wind rose, The giant statue will make a sound like a man crying, like singing a sad song. Because the temple behind the statue has been completely destroyed, people can not understand the true meaning of the statue, the Greek myth of the pathetic Mennon named the statue, but unfortunately, in 200 AD a good Roman emperor ordered repair, the already dilapidated stone statue, from now on, The crying statue of Meng Nong will never cry again. Tickets: free, just on the roadside time: unlimited address: Al Bairat, Luxor, Luxor Governorate Transportation: 3 kilometers, 40 minutes walk, you can also hit about 10-20 pounds, the price is not expensive but the price is increased by black cars.
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[Mennon Colossus] is also called [Mennon Colossus], and the positioning also has "Mannon Colossus" written. They are two rock giants standing on the west bank of the Nile River and on the field between the Valley of the Kings. This statue was originally built by Amonhotep III, during the heyday of the New Kingdom. Two ordinary stone statues, but in the ears of posterity, I heard the legend that these two stone statues can sing. It is said that this one on the right side of the Monong giant will make a boundless sound at sunrise every morning. Many travelers have said that, They heard a sad song here, and the ancient Greeks linked this phenomenon to the story of the capture of Troy. But scientists believe that this is actually a very common natural phenomenon, the sound is due to the sudden change of temperature from cold to hot at sunrise, and the heat generated by the first solar rays in the early morning, passing through the body of the stone, making it emit the sound of gold stones, This creates a phenomenon where stone statues sing. The name of the statue of Monon, derived from the ancient Greek mythology, Monon is a king in Greek mythology, he won the Trojan War, but was killed by the queen sympathizer, according to historical records, during the Roman reign, there was an earthquake, so that the statue appeared cracks, whenever the wind rose, The giant statue will make a sound like a man crying, like singing a sad song. Because the temple behind the statue has been completely destroyed, people can not understand the true meaning of the statue, the Greek myth of the pathetic Mennon named the statue, but unfortunately, in 200 AD a good Roman emperor ordered repair, the already dilapidated stone statue, from now on, The crying statue of Meng Nong will never cry again. Tickets: free, just on the roadside time: unlimited address: Al Bairat, Luxor, Luxor Governorate Transportation: 3 kilometers, 40 minutes walk, you can also hit about 10-20 pounds, the price is not expensive but the price is increased by black cars.
Several statues of kings, all sitting, bodies are spliced into boulders, face broken, even a little sunken in, appear a little funny, they are quietly placed on the lawn, free to visit.
The Monon, two rock giants on the field between the west bank of the Nile and the Valley of the Kings, was originally a statue of the Pharaoh's Temple of Amenhotep III, but the temple itself was no longer visible.
在前往帝王谷的路上,你会看到两座巨大的岩石雕像——门农巨像立在路边迎接来自世界各地的游客。这两座巨像是阿蒙霍特普三世(Amenhotep III)法老的雕像,也是阿蒙霍特普三世葬礼神庙唯一留存的文物,巨像高20米,脚有2米长,1米厚。两尊坐像已风化得十分严重,脸部不可辩识。但是仍可以看出整体是法老坐在王位上,双手平放在大腿上的样子。两尊坐像还有一个明显的区别,左侧的为一整石雕成,右侧的是由石块砌成。此景点为开放式,免费参观。
We rented a bicycle and ran to visit the three attractions of Mengnong, Hab Temple and the Imperial Valley. The first attraction is to Mengnong, which is a free attraction and does not need to give tickets! Please note! From the ancient Egyptian rule to the now ruled by the Arabs, to be honest, Egypt is still better ruled by the Egyptians [naughty] Travel married 187 days 11th country Luxor, Egypt
It's a huge statue, it looks good, the craftsmanship is very grand.
The two giant statues of the entrance to Hab, the famous emperor of ancient Egypt, Amon Hopt III. The two statues have been damaged by thousands of years of wind and rain. But the height of the statue has not changed much, and they are still so tall. Ordinary people standing under the statue is really very small, I have to let everyone sigh, ancient Egypt's sculpture technology is really very advanced and incredible.