Temple of Horus

The most complete temple of Horus in Egypt (Temple of Edfu) 📌The most complete temple in Egypt 📍Location: 123km north of Aswan, Egypt, 140km south of Luxor Recommendation index🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ⛴Transportation: Boat tour (you can reach the scenic spots by horse-drawn carriage after docking, 20 minutes by horse-drawn carriage). 🎫Ticket: 60L.E. (2016) 🚧Opening time: 8:00am～16:00pm (night tour is already open, you can also enter at night) ⌚️Visit time: 1.5 hours 📌Architectural features: 🔸The Temple of Horus is the second largest temple in Egypt. It took, ah years, from Ptolemy III to Ptolemy XII (that is, Cleopatra's father) to be completed. Because it has been buried deep in quicksand since it was built, it was well preserved before the French discovered this temple. 🔹Because of the huge scale of the Horus temple complex, the mural reliefs on the walls are very complete and rich, and almost all the images of gods in ancient Greek myths can be seen. 🔸The temple of Horus also used three sets of columns to decorate the same temple at the same time. You can see the papyrus style, palm leaf column and lotus column respectively. 📝Travel tips: 1⃣️The temple of Horus must be explained throughout the whole process, otherwise it will not be digested. 2⃣️Because there are various temples along the way, it may be amazing from the beginning to the later aesthetic fatigue, so it is recommended to take more pictures. After the pictures are saved, they can be used for review after the trip or one day in the future. 3⃣️All buildings must follow the principle of not touching.

The front facade is huge and very tough. It feels like this is the best-preserved temple in Egypt. The columns are neat and strong. Horus is the god of death. Maybe the vandals didn't want to offend it, so they got off the boat in the morning and went to the back of the carriage.

Also known as the Temple of Edfu, it is the last magnificent temple in Egypt built entirely in accordance with the ancient Egyptian tradition. It is a temple dedicated to Horus with the head of an eagle. It is also the only well-preserved ancient temple in Egypt. This temple is also one of the temples that must be visited on the cruise routes in Egypt. Since the Temple of Edford is far from the pier, you can take a four-wheeled carriage with local characteristics. To

In addition to the pyramids, there are many ancient temples in Egypt that are also amazing. Like this ancient Egypt's most complete temple-the Eagle God Horus Temple is also the second largest temple in ancient Egypt! Horus with eagle head and human body. The reason why this temple can be kept so complete is that the temple has been buried in the sand below 12 meters for centuries until the arrival of the French expedition in 1798 that this great temple was discovered!

Entering the temple, the outside is high and the inside is low flared, the outside is not visible but the inside can be seen outside, the stairs spiral up and down straight, the color pictures remaining on the ceiling...each design has its meaning. At night, the all-encompassing light show tells the epic prince's revenge of the hero of Horus... The night sky of Egypt is deep and mysterious.