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Hatsepsut’s temple
If completed, this might look like a pyramid, build to a height, never seen before.
Abu SimbelTemple cum monument, dedicated to victory of Ramses II in the battle against Sudan. It is known fact that once in a year, sunrays go inside the temple to illuminate Ptah’s statue, in the middle of other two figures of Ra, and Thoth.
Inside a Corridor at Hatsepsut’s Temple
The foreign rulers, probably did not like anything about prevailing religion, and ancient native rulers, hence they might have destroyed the heads on the statues.
Ancient Monument in Suburban area
See the Obelix, and the gate of the temple, still proudly standing, since more than 3000 years ago.
Gigantic pillars at Luxor, Rammesseum
They are the surviving evidences of ancient human intelligence, even when they had no technology as today.
Huge Statues of Ramses II at Luxor, Rammesseum
Can you imagine the height of achievements 3000 years ago?
Row of Ram statues.
They dedicated animals for Gods. They preserved their flora, fauna. It certainly was the Cradle of Civilization.
Back to Giza for a moment.
These huge structures are a marvel for the human sight for 4,600 years now. There was not matching technology back then, or was there? Far superior than today.
Colossus of Ramses II at Luxor, Rammesseum
Not only the king had achieve heights, but their subjects too, to give us such glorious monuments.
Luxor, daytime Rammesseum
See the height? What would it be like, if you imagine being close to them?
Inside the tomb of Ramses II
Wealth of Art and Culture, wouldn’t have lived that well, if they did not have chosen caves for the monument.