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Habu
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One
of the main temples visited by us on horse back lying on the
edge of the Western Sahara Desert.
Possibly
one of the best preserved temples on the West Bank. Built by
Ramses III of the 20th Dynasty, (1184 - 1153 B.C) with various
smaller temples built by Queen Hatshepsut and Ramses. The temple
complex offers a diverse range of architectural development
which was occupied by the Coptic Christians until the 9th century
and then the plague forced them to leave.
Medinat
Habu offers you an insight into the Pharonic history with its
well preserved original colourings to its columns and walls.
This temple would have been an impressive sight on the horizon
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For
all your flight requirements book through Q.E.A in association
with Karnak Travel
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