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Sound and Light show
will convey you to the time of the pharaohs.
Enchanting you with melodious music, and bringing the ancient world to life around you the show includes projections into the temples showing how they once looked. The program is presented in a number of languages with the provision of ear pieces
It is an experience not to be missed one that will make your visit to Abu Simbel
the memory of a lifetime It is a monumental temple, engraved in the mountain,
It is composed of two great temples, built in rocks by King
Ramsis II in 1250 BC
Ramsis II in 1250 BC
Its façade consists of 4 giant statues of King Ramsis II
on his throne, amidst them lies a door to the giant temple,
and the second temple has 6 statues, 4 of the king
and the second temple has 6 statues, 4 of the king
and two of his beautiful wife, Nefertiti
A Unesco World Heritage Site Abu Simbel
is the best known for its two gorgeous temples that were originally carved out of solid rock on a mountainside way back in the 13th century BC
is the best known for its two gorgeous temples that were originally carved out of solid rock on a mountainside way back in the 13th century BC
The
Temples were built to honor the great pharaoh Ramses II
and his wife Nefertari
and his wife Nefertari
We definitely suggest you to visit Abu Simbel along your trip
as it’s a massive temple which is very well preserved
as it’s a massive temple which is very well preserved
The Temples
of Abu Simbel
are amongst the most interesting Pharaonic Temples Located close to the southern border with the Sudan, it is 280 km south of Aswan and consists of two,
rock-cut Temples,which both date back to the reign of King Ramses II
(1290-1223 BC)
Unfortunately these unique Temples suffered from the raising water of Lake Nasser
while the High Dam was being built. Other countries, with the help of UNESCO,
assisted Egypt to help save them
are amongst the most interesting Pharaonic Temples Located close to the southern border with the Sudan, it is 280 km south of Aswan and consists of two,
rock-cut Temples,which both date back to the reign of King Ramses II
(1290-1223 BC)
Unfortunately these unique Temples suffered from the raising water of Lake Nasser
while the High Dam was being built. Other countries, with the help of UNESCO,
assisted Egypt to help save them
The
Temple of Queen Nefertari is located 120m from the Temple of Ramses II
and was also built by Ramses II, dedicated to the Goddess Hathor
and to his wife Queen Nefertari. Queen Nefertari was the principal,
and the most beloved, wife of King Ramses II
and was also built by Ramses II, dedicated to the Goddess Hathor
and to his wife Queen Nefertari. Queen Nefertari was the principal,
and the most beloved, wife of King Ramses II
It is also a rock-cut Temple with a fa�ade of about 28m long and 12m high,
which contains 6 standing colossi,each one being about 11m in height
which contains 6 standing colossi,each one being about 11m in height
Four of them represent Ramses II and the other two represent Queen Nefertari,
each is accompanied by two smaller figures of their children
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