Edfu Temple

Edfu temple is one of the many nice temples to see while going along the Nile River. If you are going with a guide, it’s almost certain that this is one of the temples that he or she will bring you too. If you’re a student, be sure to show your student ID, just like every other tourist attraction in Egypt.

Also known as the Temple of Edford, it is the last existing magnificent temple in Egypt that is completely in accordance with ancient Egyptian tradition. It is a temple of Horus dedicated to the head of the eagle. It is also the only well-preserved ancient temple in Egypt. The temple is also one of the must-visit temples on Egyptian cruise lines. Since the temple is far from the pier, you can take a local special four-wheeled carriage to and from. 

The facade was huge and very hard, and it felt like it was the best-preserved temple in all Egypt, with neat and strong pillars, and Horus was the god of death, and the vandals probably did not want to offend it, disembarked in the morning in the back seat of the carriage.

Eagle head god Horus defeated his enemy Set in this place for revenge.

Enter the temple high and low horn shape, outside the inside and the outside can be seen, up the stairs and down the stairs straight, the ceiling remaining color map...every design has its meaning. At night, the light show, telling the hero of Horus, the epic prince revenge... The night sky of Egypt, deep and mysterious.

The most complete temple in Egypt is the last large-scale temple built in ancient Egypt. The tower gates of the temple of Isis on the island of Phyllis are very similar, and they are also visible in Ptolemy period architecture. The most famous here is the eagle head god Horus, who wears the crown of Egypt, very powerful eagle god, I saw it and felt joy. Almost everyone wants to take a photo with it, and it is very popular. The inner hall of 12 columns was strikingly tall, and the pillars were not comparable to the pillars of ancient Greece and Rome. I was stunned. Of course, I saw the multi-pillar hall of the temple of Kernaq Amon later, and this felt a little less.

The most complete Horus Temple (Edif Temple) in Egypt is the most complete temple in Egypt. 2Location: 123km north of Aswan, Egypt, 140km south of Luxor. Recommended index: boat tour (after landing, the carriage can be reached by carriage, the carriage is 20 minutes drive to the attraction). 🎫 Tickets: 60L.E (2016) 🚧 Opening hours: 8:00am ～ 16:00pm (night tours are open and you can enter at night) ⌚️ Visit time: 1.5 hours 📌 Architectural characteristics: 🔸 Horus Temple is the second largest temple in Egypt. After years, from Ptolemy III to Ptolemy XII. The building was completed. Because it had been buried deep in quicksand since it was built, the temple was kept in good condition before the French discovered it. 🔹 Because the Horus Temple complex is huge, the mural reliefs on the wall are very complete and rich, and almost all the god images in the ancient Greek mythology can be seen. 🔸 The Horus Temple also uses three groups of columns to decorate the same temple at the same time. You can see papyrus style, palm leaf style and lotus style respectively. 📝 Travel tips: 1⃣️ The Horus Temple must be explained throughout the whole process, otherwise it will not be digested. 2⃣️ Because there are various temples along the way, it may be amazing from the beginning to the aesthetic fatigue later, so it is recommended to take more pictures, after the photo information is retained after the trip, or to review it one day in the future. 3⃣️ All buildings need to follow the principle of only seeing and not touching.