Have you gotten the chance to witness Egyptian pyramids in real life, and is it part of your travel wishlist⁉️🇪🇬
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@travel.bug.diaries beautifully captured the crystal clear waters of Egypt’s North Coast during her last trip there!
What are you waiting for? Pack your bags and book a flight to Egypt!
Time-travel to the ’60s with @museumoflostmemories ⏳️✈️
Check out these unbeatable views of the Great Pyramids of Giza via @eldaudii 's lens!🔥
Discussion of the day, how do you think they built the Pyramids? Let us know in the comments!👇️
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POV: You are spending the summer in Egypt via @greatlandofegypt 's lens ~ Are you ready? 🏝☀️
Just hanging out. 😮 @andra.oprea shares an incredible moment taken in Siwa, Egypt––would you spend an afternoon like this? 🇪🇬
The truth is that there is so much more to Egypt than you think. Is Egypt on your bucket list of dream destinations? 🇪🇬
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Primitive Paradise via @karl_shakur 's lens 😍 🇪🇬
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An unbeatable view of the Great Pyramids of Giza from above!👌
The Great Pyramids of Giza have been around for more than 4500 years and are seemingly built to stay with us forever.
All three of Giza's famed pyramids and their elaborate burial complexes were built during a frantic construction period, between 2550 and 2490 B.C.
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📢 The Dendera Temple Complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. #ExpoEgypt
The temple was built as part of the Dendera Temple complex during the Ptolemaic period (305–30 B.C.E.) and finished during the reign of the Roman emperor Tiberius (14–37 C.E.).
It is one of Egypt's best-preserved structures. The roof of the site's hypostyle hall (a high-ceilinged space supported by many rows of pillars) is decorated with astronomical calendars and stars, and each unique column is crowned with a huge sculpture of Hathor's head.
Early 19th-century researchers uncovered the renowned Dendera Zodiac, a circular bas-relief with an outer ring with 36 divisions symbolizing the 360 days of the Egyptian year and an inner circle filled with stars and zodiac signs, in a tiny chapel above the main temple. (Historians speculate that the ceiling sculpture depicted a cosmic map.)
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A dreamy morning via @positravelty's views! 🤩
Wherever you are right now, it can't possibly be more magical than this beautiful view.
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Exploring the beautiful Medinet Habu Temple✨
Medinet Habu Temple is known as one of the ancient Egyptian temples located in Luxor built by pharaoh Rameses III as it was dedicated to the god Amon.
The Medinet Habu Temple (also spelled Madinat Habu) was built as a mortuary temple (tomb) for Ramses III, Egypt's last great pharaoh, during the New Kingdom period.
Reliefs on the temple walls depict the Egyptian army's dramatic triumph over the Sea Peoples, who were defeated by Rameses III during his early reign when they attempted to conquer Egypt by land and sea.
Apart from its scale and architectural and artistic significance, the mortuary temple is best known for its engraved reliefs depicting the arrival and defeat of the Sea Peoples during Ramses III's reign.
Medinet Habu has incredible hieroglyphic carvings, the artwork on display here is some of Egypt's most dramatic and vivid!
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