Valley Temple of Khafre

The Kafra Valley Temple is located in the Pyramids of Giza, right next to the Sphinx. The temple is made of hard granite. Although there is no roof now, only the walls and stone pillars remain, but its extraordinary momentum can still be felt, and the exquisite stone pillar carvings are worth admiring. The Valley Temple has a rigorous layout, using huge stones and fine workmanship. There are many halls in the temple, which are the places where funerals and sacrifices are held for the pharaohs. There were originally 23 exquisite statues of Khafre between the walls and roof of the temple, but after the vicissitudes of life, only one remains intact and is now displayed in the Egyptian Museum. As soon as Cleopatra and the well enter the temple, they will see a well. Legend has it that Cleopatra once dreamed of this well and believed that it would bring good luck to people. Nowadays, when many people come to the temple, they will throw coins into the well to worship the gods and pray for blessings. Admire the Shinto on the west side of the Temple of the Sphinx at a close distance and connect to the Pyramid of Khafre, and next to the Shinto is the Great Sphinx of Giza. When you pass through the temple, you can admire it up close. The grace of the Sphinx.