Horus Temple Edfu Temple, surprised to see ancient Egyptians using wifi😊

#2024TravelReview Horus, the eagle god who is the embodiment of justice, has always been regarded as the incarnation of the pharaoh, and Edfu is the center of belief in Horus. Because the temple was built slightly higher than the Nile Valley, it avoided floods and was well preserved. It was built during the reign of the Ptolemaic dynasty and is second only to the Temple of Karnak in size. The temple is located where, according to legend, the eagle god Horus fought and killed the avenger Set, so there are various reliefs on the walls depicting the battle between the two gods, as well as scenes of the goddess Hat swimming upstream every year to meet her husband. The first photo shows the Pharaoh beheading his enemies on the left side of the gate. The most interesting thing is that the second photo looks like an Egyptian holding Wifi and ice cream, which is a must-take photo at tourist attractions 😘. The third photo shows Horus fighting to avenge his father's death. Set has turned back into his original form, aardvark, which is where my finger is pointing. 🕰️Business hours: 7:00-17:00 📍Address: Adfo, Edfo, Aswan Governorate 1291234 Egypt 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Exquisite and beautiful✨️ 💰Average consumption: Ticket price: 275 Egyptian pounds 💞Recommendation reason: well preserved, beautiful murals😍 🗓️Itinerary: Two hours, one hour drive from Aswan #Egypt #Historical Monuments