Abu Simbel Temple

Abu Simbel Temple is where to find majestic figures of Ramses II, 66 feet (20 meters). They seat against the recessed face of the cliff. These giant pharaonic statues welcome you to the wonders crafted by the pharaohs dazzlingly in the heart of the hill!
Those colossi of Ramses II are what you will see once touching with your feet this magnificent pharaonic land on the western bank of the Nile, in the pharaonic afterlife realm. Your trip amid 1264–1244 BCE wonders begins.
So, the dazzle will accompany you once you see those giant statues of Ramses II. Then, to begin another chapter of the charm inside the Temples. There are two temples, the first is for Ramses II, and the second is for Rasmes II and his wife Nefertari.
Inside this temple, you will see pharaonic miracles amid vibrant, colorful inscriptions, great statues, magnificent land, and even more. Halls call you to narrate pharaonic wonders and mysteries. The pharaohs left them all as if they need to communicate with you now in the Abu Simbel Temple.

Our Egyptologists can read for you all the pharaonic puzzles left on the walls, and each event happened within each inch of standing inside Abu Simbel Temple. You will uncode the mystery of the sun being perpendicular to the sun gods “Ra-Horakhty and Amun” plus Ramses II, not to the shadow god “Ptah,” even though it is directly next to them.
The sun magically visits the temple as you walk from the hypostyle hall through the vestibule and into the sanctuary. Stories and secrets to living amazingly in the heart of the pharaohs’ world in Abu Simbel Temple.

The great ancient Egyptian king, Ramses II, constructed this temple as a worship place for him. But the main reason was to be a show of power towards the recently conquered territory of Nubia.
That is why Ramses II built four giants reflecting him. While the insides of the temples are full of messages of power and conquering enemies. Live a time amid the majesty of Ramesses II in Abu Simbel Temple.