Luxor Temple
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Entrance of Luxor Temple. Luxor Temple 2
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Entrance of Luxor Temple. Luxor Temple 2
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Avenida de esfinges en la entrada del Luxor Temple 3
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Avenida de esfinges en la entrada del Luxor Temple 3
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Luxor temple, Avenue of Rams. Luxor Temple 4
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Luxor temple, Avenue of Rams. Luxor Temple 4
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Luxor temple, Avenue of Rams. Luxor Temple 5
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Luxor temple, Avenue of Rams. Luxor Temple 5
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Left front door compact tower temple, Chapel of Serapis, Ptolemy new era. Luxor Temple 7
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Left front door compact tower temple, Chapel of Serapis, Ptolemy new era. Luxor Temple 7
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Chapel of Serapis. Luxor Temple 8
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Chapel of Serapis. Luxor Temple 8
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Wall tower door carved with Ramses II against the West Empire (Hittites) of a series of war relief, the Battle of Kadesh on the left side (Battle of Kadesh) can be seen in the majestic chariot of Pharaoh took full bow. Luxor Temple 12
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Wall tower door carved with Ramses II against the West Empire (Hittites) of a series of war relief, the Battle of Kadesh on the left side (Battle of Kadesh) can be seen in the majestic chariot of Pharaoh took full bow. Luxor Temple 12
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In front of the tower was originally erected six stone carving colossus, now only left with two statue sits a statue standing; entrance on both sides towering obelisk only one left, the other as a diplomatic gift to the French in the 19th century , now stands in the Place de la Concorde in Paris. Luxor Temple 14
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In front of the tower was originally erected six stone carving colossus, now only left with two statue sits a statue standing; entrance on both sides towering obelisk only one left, the other as a diplomatic gift to the French in the 19th century , now stands in the Place de la Concorde in Paris. Luxor Temple 14
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Showing a huge statue of Ramses II sitting serene attitude, is really quite spectacular, so the first time I saw the Egyptian temple of my marvel, but unfortunately not very complete save face. Luxor Temple 15
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Showing a huge statue of Ramses II sitting serene attitude, is really quite spectacular, so the first time I saw the Egyptian temple of my marvel, but unfortunately not very complete save face. Luxor Temple 15
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Vista de las capillas de Amón Mut y Jonsu. En el patio de Ramses II. Luxor Temple 18
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Vista de las capillas de Amón Mut y Jonsu. En el patio de Ramses II. Luxor Temple 18
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Vista de las capillas de Amón Mut y Jonsu. En el patio de Ramses II. Luxor Temple 19
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Vista de las capillas de Amón Mut y Jonsu. En el patio de Ramses II. Luxor Temple 19
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 20
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 20
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 21
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 21
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 22
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 22
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 23
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Courtyard of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 23
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Sitting Ramesses II Colossus inside Luxor Temple. Luxor Temple 24
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Sitting Ramesses II Colossus inside Luxor Temple. Luxor Temple 24
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Sitting Ramesses II Colossus inside Luxor Temple. Was sitting Colossus of Ramses II is faithfully showing Pharaoh serene stately appearance, wearing a colorful headdress, decorated with a cobra on his forehead, is the patron saint of Wadjet incarnation of Pharaoh; another Pharaoh was carrying on top representing the under Egypt with Egyptian white crown and red crown, combined together in a double crown, symbolizing the unity of the Kingdom pharaoh ruler of Egypt. Luxor Temple 25
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Sitting Ramesses II Colossus inside Luxor Temple. Was sitting Colossus of Ramses II is faithfully showing Pharaoh serene stately appearance, wearing a colorful headdress, decorated with a cobra on his forehead, is the patron saint of Wadjet incarnation of Pharaoh; another Pharaoh was carrying on top representing the under Egypt with Egyptian white crown and red crown, combined together in a double crown, symbolizing the unity of the Kingdom pharaoh ruler of Egypt. Luxor Temple 25
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Great Court of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 26
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Great Court of Ramesses II. Luxor Temple 26
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South corner square tower with the remains of the second gate, the temple was originally the entrance to the establishment of this is Amemhotep III; both sides of the entrance stood the same solemn sitting pharaoh Colossus, even more rear is Colonnade of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 27
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South corner square tower with the remains of the second gate, the temple was originally the entrance to the establishment of this is Amemhotep III; both sides of the entrance stood the same solemn sitting pharaoh Colossus, even more rear is Colonnade of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 27
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The Abu el-Haggag mosque inside of the temple. Luxor Temple 29
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The Abu el-Haggag mosque inside of the temple. Luxor Temple 29
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La gran columnata de Amenofis III. Luxor Temple 30
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La gran columnata de Amenofis III. Luxor Temple 30
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La gran columnata de Amenofis III.Luxor Temple 31
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La gran columnata de Amenofis III.Luxor Temple 31
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Grand colonnade. Luxor Temple 32
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Grand colonnade. Luxor Temple 32
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Detail Grand colonnade. Luxor Temple 33
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Detail Grand colonnade. Luxor Temple 33
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Amenhotep's colonnade from the peristyle court. Luxor Temple 34
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Amenhotep's colonnade from the peristyle court. Luxor Temple 34
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 35
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 35
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 36
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 36
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 37
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 37
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 38
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 38
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The east side of the peristyle court of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 39
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The east side of the peristyle court of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 39
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 40
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Courtyard of Amenhotep III. Luxor Temple 40
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Then continue forward to enter the temple in depth the most important ritual of the sanctuary, with the original walls are covered with colorful pillars with carved patterns, and now have mottled damage, the overall space giving a closed dark oppressive, at the time no one around, it will make people feel a kind of hairy. Luxor Temple 41
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Then continue forward to enter the temple in depth the most important ritual of the sanctuary, with the original walls are covered with colorful pillars with carved patterns, and now have mottled damage, the overall space giving a closed dark oppressive, at the time no one around, it will make people feel a kind of hairy. Luxor Temple 41
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Sanctuary. Antechamber. Luxor Temple 42
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Sanctuary. Antechamber. Luxor Temple 42
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Sanctuary. Look carefully saved or can be found relatively intact frescoes on the walls; Egyptian murals are based on the angle of the sides characterization, very unique, even if from the mottled state also had a glimpse of the extent of bright colors, a considerable gorgeous. Below, to the left in the second pharaoh and the gods side by side, and accept the gift of the gods and the key of life, symbol of the Pharaohs divinity. Luxor Temple 43
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Sanctuary. Look carefully saved or can be found relatively intact frescoes on the walls; Egyptian murals are based on the angle of the sides characterization, very unique, even if from the mottled state also had a glimpse of the extent of bright colors, a considerable gorgeous. Below, to the left in the second pharaoh and the gods side by side, and accept the gift of the gods and the key of life, symbol of the Pharaohs divinity. Luxor Temple 43
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Sanctuary. But even where the color has been washed away, the detail is still incredible. Spread throughout the temple are cartouches for Tutankhamun, Horemheb, Seti I, Ramses II, and Seti II. Luxor Temple 44
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Sanctuary. But even where the color has been washed away, the detail is still incredible. Spread throughout the temple are cartouches for Tutankhamun, Horemheb, Seti I, Ramses II, and Seti II. Luxor Temple 44
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Sanctuary. You've got to love a pharaoh who will feed the birds. Is he giving them cupcakes? Luxor Temple 45
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Sanctuary. You've got to love a pharaoh who will feed the birds. Is he giving them cupcakes? Luxor Temple 45
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Sanctuary. In the panel below, the pharaoh chats with Amun-Ra, the chief deity of the Egyptian empire who is distinguished by his funky two-plumed crown and the ankh in his left hand. Luxor Temple 46
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Sanctuary. In the panel below, the pharaoh chats with Amun-Ra, the chief deity of the Egyptian empire who is distinguished by his funky two-plumed crown and the ankh in his left hand. Luxor Temple 46
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Most inside the Barque Shrine of Amun, the rebuilt by Alexander the Great, the walls depicting Alexander the Great to accept the blessing of Amun, became pharaoh of Egypt; from architectural details can be found on many characteristics of the Hellenistic period. Luxor Temple 47
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Most inside the Barque Shrine of Amun, the rebuilt by Alexander the Great, the walls depicting Alexander the Great to accept the blessing of Amun, became pharaoh of Egypt; from architectural details can be found on many characteristics of the Hellenistic period. Luxor Temple 47
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Muro de la sala hipóstila del templo de Luxor, transformado en la época romana. Luxor Temple 48
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Muro de la sala hipóstila del templo de Luxor, transformado en la época romana. Luxor Temple 48
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Aerial view. Luxor Temple 49
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Aerial view. Luxor Temple 49
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Aerial view. Luxor Temple 50
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Aerial view. Luxor Temple 50
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Luxor Temple. Cruise boats and the Corniche are at the bottom. Luxor Temple 51
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Luxor Temple. Cruise boats and the Corniche are at the bottom. Luxor Temple 51
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Map. Luxor Temple 52
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Map. Luxor Temple 52
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Map. Luxor Temple 53
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Map. Luxor Temple 54
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