Famous Egyptian monuments: Temple of Horus, suitable for taking photos📸

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Egypt is a world-famous tourist and holiday country, with thousands of tourists coming here for sightseeing and holiday every day. There are many historical sites in Egypt. This time I will introduce a very famous historical site in Egypt: the Temple of Horus. The Temple of Horus, also known as the Temple of Edfu, was built in 237 BC and took more than two hundred years to complete. Horus is the patron saint of the pharaoh in ancient Egyptian mythology and a symbol of royal power. He is also a god of war. His appearance is that of a man with the head of an eagle. Because the Temple of Horus is located on high ground and is not threatened by floods, and has been buried under sand for thousands of years, it is the most complete temple in Egypt and may also be the most complete ancient building in the world. The tower gate in front of the temple is 36 meters high. Only when I stood under this huge tower gate did I truly feel how tall and wide it was. After entering the tower gate, there is a large courtyard with a multi-columned corridor. In front of us is the tall temple, which is a multi-columned Greek palace. The beams inside the temple are 37 meters high. The reliefs and murals in the Temple of Horus are well preserved, exquisite, clear and magnificent.