Luxor Temple

Thanks in building this temple in its current form on the east bank of the Nile on one axis from north to south to King Amenhotep III of the kings of the eighteenth dynasty, then added him King Ramses II of the kings of the Nineteenth Dynasty chief and his successor, a spacious courtyard with a masters Papyrus and potentially the first nucleus of this temple has developed in the Middle Kingdom.

Karnak Temple

Greatest temples built by the kings of Egypt, still the rest of it from view stands witness to the creations of Egyptian civilization; considered Karnak Temple as a historical record is full of history and culture of Egypt from the Middle Kingdom until the rule of the Ptolemies of Egypt. Has the kings constructed chapels and gates on the campus of Karnak and the In keeping with their usual policy to appease the gods and priests of Egypt. effects of Karnak give us a clear picture of the history of Egypt in the renaissance for a period of up to two thousand years starting from the Middle Kingdom.

Temple of Abu Simbel

Temple of Abu Simbel

 (Abu simbul) is an archaeological site there's abdomen mountain south of Aswan. It consists of two large temples carved into the rock. It was built by King Ramses II in 1250 BC.. The facade of the temple consists of four large statues. King statue, up 67 (20 meters) ahead and the door leading to the chambers 180 feet in length. There are six statues at the entrance of the temple the other four of Ramses II and two of his wife Nefertari.

Rescue project temples at Abu Simbel from drowning

These effects were threatened with drowning due to be Lake Nasser behind the Aswan High Dam. Egyptian Government has in cooperation with UNESCO in 1965 to transfer to nearby temple with high levels reach of the waters of Lake Nasser. The project included cutting the temple to the large stones weighing 1-2 tons, then lifted and then assembled in the new place.