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25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from Luxor to all friends 🎅🎄

24/12/2024

Edfu Temple. For the god Horus. The legend of the Edfu Temple tells the story of the struggle between Horus, the winged sun disk, and his uncle Set, the god of evil. It tells us how Horus defeated Set with the help of his supporters, and how Isis supported him until she ascended the throne. The legend also tells us of the poetry sung by women and men in Edfu when Horus defeated his uncle! Horus' annual journey to meet his wife Hathor, the Lady of Dendera, and the immortal legend of their marriage. معبد ادفو . للإله حورس. تروي أسطورة معبد إدفو الصراع بين "حورس" قرص الشمس المجنح وعمه "ست" إله الشر؛ فتحكي لنا كيف تغلب "حورس" على "ست" بمساعدة أعوانه، وكيف دعمته "إيزيس" حتى تقلد العرش. كما تخبرنا الأسطورة بالشعر الذي تغنت به النساء والرجال في إدفو حين إنتصر "حورس" على عمه! ورحلة حورس السنوية لمقابلة زوجته "حتحور" سيدة دندرة، #وأسطورة زواجهما المخلدة

04/11/2024

The most beautiful sunset in Luxor

06/10/2024

Hot air balloon in Luxor 🤟

04/09/2024

Ramesses III built his funerary temple to record his victories on its walls, and to be a temple to Amun, the god of war Sekhmet and Osiris. Sekhmet was depicted as a woman carrying the head of a female lion to signify strength and ferocity. The Habu area had a special sanctity for the ancient Egyptians, as they believed that the eight gods of creation according to the Ashmunin doctrine had settled here in this area where the temple was built. This temple is called in ancient Egyptian "Hat Khnemet Heh", perhaps meaning "Temple of the One United with Eternity". This temple is located in the far south of a group of temples commemorating the pharaohs built on the edge of the desert near the cultivated lands in western Thebes. It seems that Ramesses III ordered its construction in an area that had a certain sanctity, as evidenced by the temples and buildings found there dating back to different eras, starting from the Middle Kingdom to the Coptic era. [1]

The most important temples in this area is the temple dating back to the Eighteenth Dynasty, which includes buildings dating back to the reign of King Amenhotep I. Additions to it continued, including buildings and inscriptions, until the Ptolemaic and Roman eras. It was started by Amenhotep I and completed by Thutmose I and II, and its construction and inscriptions were added to by Hatshepsut and Thutmose III. In front of this temple there was a shrine dating back to the Middle Kingdom. Also in this sacred area are the shrine tombs for the princesses of the Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Dynasties, the most famous of which is Princess Amun-Ris, daughter of the Ethiopian King Kashta, as well as the great temple to immortalize the memory of King Ramses III with its various annexes

29/08/2024

Luxor is nicknamed the city of a hundred gates or the city of the sun. It was previously known as Thebes. It is the capital of Egypt in the Pharaonic era. It is located on the banks of the Nile River, which divides it into two parts, the eastern bank and the western bank. It is the capital of Luxor Governorate in southern Egypt 🇪🇬

14/08/2024

When you love tranquility, beauty and magic, this will be in Luxor🌾🌴🌞🤍

16/07/2024

24/05/2024

Mohamed Ali Mosque . Muhammad Ali Mosque is located inside Salah al-Din Citadel in Cairo. Muhammad Ali ordered its construction in the year 1265 AH/1848 AD, in a place that was occupied by palaces dating back to the Mamluk era. This mosque was known as (the Alabaster Mosque) in reference to the marble panels with which its internal and external walls were covered. The mosque’s two minarets are considered the highest in Egypt, with each of them reaching a height of 84 meters.

17/04/2024

The beauty of the Nubian village

11/04/2024

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26/03/2024

Sunset time 💪🙏

12/03/2024

Sunset time from my house 🌞🌤️