Top Things to do In Luxor 2021

"The Luxor Temple is still buried deep in the silt of the Nile River. After Arab occupation, the Abu El Haggag Mosque was built here. When the mosque was built, the Luxor Temple was almost buried underground, so it became the foundation of the mosque. It was only when the full view of the temple was excavated in the 19th century that the mosque was actually above the ruins of the temple courtyard"

"This is a very large and beautiful monastery, of course it is now deserted, but you can vaguely see the old style in the beautiful murals and exquisite buildings"

"This temple has been buried under 12 meters of sand and silt deposited by the Nile River. So that he is not threatened by the flooding of the river, becoming the only well-preserved ancient temple building in Egypt. Enshrined here is the eagle god, the patron saint of Egypt. It was one of the most important temples in Egypt at that time, with exquisite murals and a light show at night."

"I pray for my Friday jumma. Beautiful mosque with beautiful readings. I would recommend it for at least one Muslim prayer time, you will not be disappointed. As for the misfortune of a few non-Muslim BigPave destroying all Muslims, we are used to it. My photos include inside and outside Mosque."

"Egypt Sinai Peninsula Sharm el-Sheikh The Heavenly Cathedral (The Heavenly Cathedral): 1. Located in the Hay el Noor district between Naama Beach and the bus station in Sharm el-Sheikh, not far from El Mustafa Mosque; 2. . Security check is required to enter the house, bags must be left at the door, and exposed ladies can borrow golden robes at the door for free; 3. The church belongs to the Coptic Orthodox Church and was built in 2006. All the works and murals were completed in two years (In stark contrast to the procrastination of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona); 4. Possess stunning biblical murals, such as "The Creation" and "The Exodus", etc.; 5. Was in 2010. Rated as one of the ten most beautiful churches in the world; 6. Free to visit, unlimited photography and video."

"It’s hard to imagine that there will be such a huge Christian church in Egypt, a place full of Muslims. It is very beautiful and there are many people here."