The Temple of Edfu

The Temple of Edfu, 

also known as the Temple of Horus at Edfu, is one of the best preserved and largest ancient Egyptian temples, located on the west bank of the Nile between Aswan and Luxor.

 Below are the most important information about this temple: History and architecture: Temple construction: The construction of the Edfu Temple began in 237 BC during the reign of King Ptolemy III, and was completed in 57 BC during the reign of Ptolemy XII. It took about 180 years to build the temple. Temple design: The temple is dedicated to the god Horus, the god of the sky and protection in ancient Egyptian mythology. It is distinguished by its massive design that reflects the Ptolemaic style of architecture. The temple consists of several main parts, including the forecourt, halls, and sanctuary. Unique Features:

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*The  templt history

 a historical source**:

The Temple of Edfu is considered one of the best preserved temples from the Ptolemaic period, as it provides valuable insights into the religious and social life of that period. ###

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*Arrival on the Nile**: Visitors can reach the Temple of Edfu across the Nile using a tourist boat that sails between Luxor and Aswan, combining natural beauty and history on a trip. Then it is a pleasure, and a pleasure, to ride the chariot from the Nile to the temple. ##

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**Guided tour**: - Visitors can benefit from guided tours that provide detailed i

Information about the history,

 inscriptions and importance of the temple. The Temple of Eduf is one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Egypt, attracting tourists from all over the world thanks to its magnificent design and rich inscriptions that provide a glimpse into    ancient Egyptian civilization .

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