Habu Temple

Habu Temple is this complete, well-preserved pharaonic city that includes a worshipping center for Amun, a royal palace of the Pharaonic king Ramses III, and also an ancient Egyptian administrative site, all of that being in a massive strong Pharaonic fortress. So, you will see the ancient Egyptian citadels for the first time! 

Habu Temple Inside 

The Temple of Habu was located on the lord’s land for the pharaohs, constructed of sandstone and black granite. Its gate takes you to wander amid the mysteries and secrets of Hatshepsut beside Tuthmosis III with the attendance of the ancient Egyptian god, Amun. Then follow your steps, arriving at ‘1187–56 BCE’ during Ramses III, spending unforgettable time amid vibrant colored hieroglyphics and deep carvings that revive the giant history in front of your eyes. So, you will live majestic history.

The pharaonic secrets, mysteries, and battles will surround you here and there, finding yourself amid ancient Egypt, spending time as a pharaoh. It is not a gate of a temple, but it is a hole to a time gap.

Wander now amid a majestic history

How this giant pharaonic complex has been still standing powerfully and strongly through the eras; arrive at the giant pylons and uncover how these towering, massive pylons protected the temple thousands of years ago.

Each step makes you immerse yourself in the daily life of the pharaohs, their battles, and ritual life. Then, you find an unusual gateway at the eastern entrance, called the pavilion gate, that leads you to the majesty of the Pharaonic Fortress, showing you the uniqueness and strength of ancient Egypt.

Then, your steps with the combination of dazzlement take you to a royal palace attached to the south of the open forecourt of this temple.

Look on your right and left; priests’ dwellings and administrative buildings are there and here, while a great canal with a harbor outside the entrance will attract your eyes; it connects the temple to the Nile.

You are inside one of the Pharaonic marvels with unique details of architecture that are completely unique.

In the Habu Temple, you will wander amid the majesty of the Amun Temple built by Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III and the Ramses III Temple, where you find military ships are waiting for you, launching strongly to the Shradan peoples to achieve great victory, as well as the other naval campaign against Libya, which recorded another glory for the ancient Egyptian people.