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No, but in the center of the Forbidden City in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, which is the center of Muslim pilgrimage all over the world.

Egyptians also worship temples. In their eyes, temples are the residence of God, so temples in Egypt are everywhere. Almost every city has local temples, the most famous of which are Luxor Temple, Calaque Temple and Philae Temple. If you travel to Egypt, don't forget. Don't miss these unique temples.

2. Aswan Temple Philae Temple

1. Philae Temple is located in Aswan, Egypt;

2. Luxor Temple is located in Luxor;

3. The Karnak Temple is located in Luxor;

4. abu simbel temple is located in Aswan;

5. Hatshepsut Tomb Temple is located in Thebes;

6. The Temple of Horus is located in Aswan;

7. Kangombo Temple is located in Passabaik;

8. The Temple of Ramses III is located in Luxor;

9. Hassall Temple is located in Aswan;

10. seti i Temple is located in Abidos.

3. Eiffel Temple

Alexander Lighthouse, Aegean Sun Statue, Olympia Zeus Statue, Artemis Moon Temple, Solas Mausoleum, Wan Li Great Wall, Terracotta Warriors, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Colosseum, Cologne Cathedral, Acropolis, Taj Mahal, Hagia Sophia, Rome Arena, etc.

4. Egyptian temples

The great achievements of ancient Egyptian art are prominently reflected in architecture. The mausoleum architecture represented by the Pyramid of Giza and the temple architecture represented by the Temple of Karnak have been shining for a long time.

: 5. Baidu Encyclopedia of Philae Temple in Egypt

1. Located in northern Egypt, there are pyramids and the Sphinx of Pharaoh khalaf on the Giza Plateau near Cairo.

2. Located in southern Egypt, it was built in BC 1224, during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II, the temple of Abu Simpo. Every year on February 20th and1October 22nd, 10, the solar miracle can only be seen twice a year.

Luxor is located in the middle of Egypt, near Thebes, once the capital of Egypt, where there is the magnificent Karnak Temple.

6. Pictures of temples in ancient Egypt

This temple was cut down directly from the mountain.

Located 280 kilometers south of Aswan, this temple was built by Ramses II, the greatest Pharaoh in ancient Egypt, in BC 1300- 1233.

Located on the west bank of Lake Nasser, it consists of two huge temples carved from rocks. The ancient temple of Abu Simbel and many ancient temples in the lower reaches of Philae Island are not piles of huge stones, but magnificent buildings carved by hand on the pink sandstone cliffs on the west bank of the Nile.

This temple is 30m high, 36m wide and 60m deep. In front of the temple, there are four huge statues of Ramses, each nearly 20 meters high (65 feet) and weighing more than 1200 tons. There are also well-planned and orderly figurines of mother, wife and children scattered around the statue, all of which are lifelike.

After more than 3000 years of ups and downs, the statue is still intact. It can be seen that the hardness of its stone and the selection level of ancient Egyptians more than 3000 years ago will surprise future generations.

7. A complete picture of the Temple of Philae in Egypt.

1. Cairo

Cairo, the largest city in Egypt, is the economic center of Egypt, where more than half of the country's industrial and commercial enterprises are concentrated. It has developed industries such as commerce, finance, transportation and logistics, tourism, communication, cultural consultation, textile, clothing, food, printing, steel, automobile, oil refining and electronics. It is a big company of Egyptian Oil Company, National Bank of Egypt, Bank of Egypt, Egypt Airlines and Egypt OT Mobile Communication Company.

2. Alexander

It is the largest seaport in Egypt, the second largest city in China, a historic city and a summer resort along the Mediterranean coast. It is located in the west of the Nile Delta, near the Mediterranean Sea, in the northernmost part of Egypt. The city was founded in 332 BC and was named after Alexander the Great, the Greek Macedonian king who occupied Egypt. It is an ancient medieval city, which was once the political, economic, cultural and trade center of the Mediterranean coast, with many places of interest. Alexandria, with its beautiful scenery and pleasant climate, is the summer resort and capital of Egypt, and is called the Mediterranean bride and the Egyptian bride. On the seaside avenue between Donggang and Caesar Palace, the street view in European architectural style is breathtaking, and the towering minarets and spherical roofs of mosques along the way are also unique.

3. Giza Also known as EL GIZA

Located on the west bank of the Nile River in Egypt, it is the third largest city in Egypt and is famous for having the most famous ancient ruins pyramids in the world.

4. Aswan

It is an important city in southern Egypt and the cleanest and most beautiful city in Egypt. Located on the east bank of the Nile, 900 kilometers south of the capital Cairo, it is the gateway to southern Egypt. It is also the gateway to Sudan. It is located on the east coast, at the first waterfall of the Nile, in the southeast, 900 kilometers away from Cairo. In history, Aswan used to be a distribution center for African trade goods, because the traffic of the Nile was blocked by rocks here, and all goods had to be changed from water to land. There are a large number of temples and mausoleums in the city, such as the famous Philae Temple and Abu Simbel Temple. It is suitable to travel to Aswan in winter. Railways and highways connect Cairo, Alexandria and other cities, and there are many international airports.

5.ismailia

Ismailia is located on the west bank of the middle section of the Suez Canal, 0/20km away from Cairo/Kloc. It is the capital of Ismailia province and the seat of the Suez Canal Management Committee. The other shore used to be the headquarters of the middle section of the Israeli Ballaugh Line, but now it is a tourist attraction. The environment of this city ranks among the best in Egypt and is known as the garden city.

6. Port Said

Port Said is one of the major port cities in Egypt, located at the junction of Africa and Asia, the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea.

7. Sharm el-Sheikh

Sharm el-Sheikh is surrounded by mountains and seas, and the two gold coasts of Suez Bay and Aqaba Bay meet here. This is a famous tourist attraction. There are soft beaches, warm sea water and plenty of sunshine all year round. The most fascinating scenery is the coral reefs in the Red Sea, with almost no pollution.

8. Memphis Temple in Egypt

In eagle hovering mode, you can see steps, treasures and entrances.

I remember there are many underground waterways in Memphis. Open the eagle and find the entrance. When you see the pool diving, feel it. Don't miss all kinds of suspicious places. And ... Watch out for cobras. My scalp tingles at the sight of snakes, the evil taste of Ubisoft makers!

9. Picture introduction of Egyptian temples

Ancient Egyptian civilization is one of the four ancient civilizations. The ancient Egyptians were not only famous for building pyramids, sphinxes and mummies, but also invented many things that had a far-reaching impact on later generations.

The culture of ancient Egypt is very rich. The hieroglyphics created had a great influence on the later Phoenician letters, while the Greek letters were created on the basis of the Phoenician letters. In addition, the pyramids, the lighthouse of Alexandria, the Temple of Amon and other buildings reflect the superb architectural skills and mathematical knowledge of the Egyptians, and they have also made great achievements in geometry and calendar.

10. The story of the Temple of Philae

1: National Museum of Egypt

Among the four museums, the largest, tallest and most famous is the National Museum of Egypt, which is located on the side of Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo. Egyptians used to call it Pharaoh Museum or Archaeological Museum. The gate of the museum collects and displays the cultural relics from the first dynasty in 3200 BC to the conquest of Egypt by Alexander the Great of Macedonia in 332 BC.

The main building of the National Museum is a two-story palace-style building. The first floor displays the cultural relics of the ancient kingdom (about 3200-2 BC123 BC) and the Middle Kingdom (about 2 BC124-1570 BC), and the second floor displays the new kingdom (about BC 1570-34 1 BC). Stone carvings and statues selected from archaeological excavations and sites all over the country