The Luxor Temple has always had a supreme religious status in the history of ancient Egypt. This is an epic palace completed by a number of pharaohs. The final finisher, Ramses II, left the most in the temple. Imprint. The temple has a huge tower gate. On both sides of the tower gate is the scene of Ramses II recruiting the army to drive the Kadashi stone. The hieroglyphics above record his deeds of Kadesh and the decisive victory. Going inside is the first courtyard built by Ramses II, surrounded by 74 closed papyrus columns on two sides, with 16 statues of Pharaoh in the middle of the pillar. The first courtyard is followed by a colonnade built by the young Pharaoh Tutankhamun. The colonnade consists of 7 pairs of papyrus bales with walls on both sides. After the colonnade, you came to the Great Column Hall built by Pharaoh Amenhotep III (the prototype of the statue of Mennon) of the Eighteenth Dynasty. In the vestibule of the Great Column Hall, there were 32 papyrus closed columns, which were used to hold the Pharaoh's assault ceremony. When the new Pharaoh was enthroned, the statue of Pharaohs card (representing the god of Pharaoh) was carried to the pillar hall of the Luxor Temple. After the special ceremony, Pharaoh and his card were combined. It became a "god" and Pharaoh also had a "divineness." This religious ritual with God's pharaoh's imperial power lasted for three thousand years from Pharaoh's rule until the end of the Alexander era.

Not far from the Valley of the Kings is the Temple of Hatshepsut, a temple lying on a wide slope and the terrain gradually rising back. The highest point is connected to the steep limestone cliffs, making the whole building in the embrace of the rock wall, very chic. The mystery of this temple is mainly related to Hatshepsut, the only female pharaoh in ancient Egypt, equivalent to Wu Zetian of our Tang Dynasty. Hatshepsut really implemented the rights of Pharaoh, not the curtains and the government. Hatshepsut is the 18th dynasty pharaoh who pioneered the ancient Egyptian generation, the only child of Thutmose I and the Queen. She wears fake beards, men's clothing, corsets, hand-held scepters, and majesty. This is the consistent dress of the most powerful female pharaoh in ancient Egypt. Very few people have seen her, her true looks are as mysterious as her legendary story. The Queen Hatshepsut Temple: Opening hours: 7

Egypt's greatest pharaoh Ramses II is also a person who is attached to emotions. He loves a woman named Nefertari. He once said to her: "I am already an Egyptian pharaoh, I can Give you everything you want, if it is reasonable, then you have one, I will give you two, if it is unreasonable, then I also do an unreasonable monarch, to satisfy you." can say Such a person is not like a pharaoh of God's majesty, but more like a young man who fell in love. But Lai Er is so self-willed for love. The two have spent more than 20 years together. When Nefertari died, La Er wrote an epitaph for his wife: "Sunshine is for her." My love for her is unique. No one can match her because she is the most beautiful of all. I passed by her and she has stolen my heart." To make the world Always remember the beautiful Princess Wang, who built such a temple of Hathor for his wife next to Abu Simbel. There are six statues in front of the gate, four are the deified Islamis, two are Nafir Tali (second left and right two) murals in the temple depicting La Er and Nai The scene where Phil Taly first met, in fact, in all the murals in the early days of Ramses, Nafir Tali was seen as a wife standing next to Ramses, in the history of Egypt, where womens status is very low. Nothing. Perhaps it is such a strong love that makes God swear, Nefertari left the world early, and in the next few thousand years, their temples are facing each other on the banks of the Nile.

The most striking of the Luxor monuments are the Karnak Temple on the east bank of the Nile and the Luxor Temple. The Karnak Temple is one of the most spectacular ancient buildings in the world. The construction of the temple can be traced back to the twelfth dynasty from 1960 BC to 1926 BC. After that, it was continuously expanded. At the peak period, there were more than 100,000 slaves, more than 200,000 animals, and 83 ships. There are rare treasures from the tributes of 65 cities around Egypt. The Karnak Temple is a city of well-deserved temples! Until the Ptolemy dynasty, more than 50 pharaohs were added to this, and the longest expansion in history lasted for nearly 1600 years! The first tower gate of the temple was built during the Ptolemy period. Due to the decline of the national strength, the tower gate was not completed yet, but the 129-meter-wide and 43-meter-high volume still gave a quite shocking feeling. Karnak Temple: Opening hours: 8

I was thrilled to be able to see some of the colors still on the pillers at the Karnak Temple in Luxor. I am amazed thousands of years later they are still visible. Such craftsmanship.#wintergetaway

In Egypt, in addition to the world-famous pyramids, there is also a place that countless tourists yearn for, that is, the Emperor Valley. It is 700 km south of Cairo and 7 km on the west bank of the Nile. A large desert area across the river from modern cities such as Luxor is the seat of the ancient Egyptian capital, Thebes. The Valley of the Kings is located in an uninhabited limestone gorge not far from the Thebes site. For centuries, the pharaohs laid graves on these cliffs on the west bank of the Nile to house their precious bodies, and there were many huge colonnades and temples. It used to be a majestic tomb group with more than 60 imperial tombs, buried between the 17th Dynasty of Egypt and the 64th Pharaoh during the 20th Dynasty, including Thutmose III and Amenhotep II. The most famous pharaohs, such as Seti I and Ramses II. The Great Tickets for the Valley of the Kings (100 Egyptian pounds) are only allowed to watch 3 tombs (for protection, see a tomb will make a hole, and when you hit three, you will be void), so it is very important to do your homework in advance. The three tombs recommended by LP are Ramses I (KV16): the shortest tomb, but the murals are beautiful and the color is new Thutmosis III (KV34): The tomb is special in structure and needs to climb in and out, murals are early Style, MUT is engraved in the stone, requires a flashlight, and the air is extremely poor.

When you visit Temple Karnak be sure to first look at the model in the visitation center. It is helpful to give a layout and perspective of what you will see. The complex is huge, so be prepared to walk. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Luxor is an ancient city in Egypt. It is a collection of ancient Bios cultural relics and is known as the "largest open-air museum" on the earth. Luxor can be said to be the hottest city in Egypt. It is also a city with stories. Standing here, I can see the glory of the temple and tell the story of the vicissitudes of life. Nile River passes through the city and divides it into two. Because the ancient Egyptians believed that human life is like the sun, rising from the east and falling from the west, the east bank of the river is a magnificent temple and a vibrant residential area. The west bank of the river is the tomb of the pharaohs, queens and nobles. . The "City of the Living" and the "City of the Dead" are across the river, forming a circle of eternal cycles of the two worlds. Come to Luxor, be sure to experience a hot air balloon. In the morning, sitting on a hot air balloon to feel the ancient Egyptian city, to welcome the arrival of a new day, no more than this feeling is more wonderful. The sun rises from the horizon, and Luxor is quiet outside in the early morning. The hot air balloon floats over the Valley of the Kings, the village, the farmland, the Nile... The entire remains of Thebes are at the foot, beautiful and beautiful. (The price of the hot air balloon is about 400 yuan or so, including the hotel's pick-up service. It will be taken to the Nile River by boat, there will be free morning tea on board, then transfer to the car to get to the hot air balloon. After the end Will give a certificate.)