Temple of Seti I Luxor

... , then to Valley of the Queens, Tombs of the Nobles at Gurna, Ramesseum, Deir El Medina workers village, and the temple of Seti 1. Medinet Habu and Ramses 3s temple was fairly quiet, a few groups of Egyptian schoolchildren, we got lumbered with a guide, ...

... it's a pretty quick visit in the end. Back in the saddle we went. After getting lost we eventually found the Temple of Seti - an interesting site rarely visited as it's a little out of the way and not as flashy as some of the neighbouring ...

... temple’s western walls into the Great Court, the largest area of the Karnak complex. To the left, we could see the Temple of Seti II. To the right, there was the Temple of Ramses III. We proceeded east into the Great Hypostyle Hall. Covering ...

... 1920 BC. We entered through the avenue of Ram headed sphinxes, past the first pylon and into the great court. We look at the temple of Seti II that has three small chapels that held the barques of Mut, Amun and Khonsu and opposite this was the temple of ...

... opt festival (which involved approximately 24 days of feasting). Other Sights We didn't have time to visit the Temple of Seti (despite getting overexcited and buying entrace tickets thinking it was the Tomb of Seti I which had finally reopened) ...

... .  I do not know how people can be running in this heat and dusty condition.  At our dismount point, I think the Temple of Seti I could be seen in the distance.  I wished there was time to visit this complex.  We loading into our ...

... along the Nile banks waving to many smiling children along the way and enduring the stares of old men. Abydos and the Temple of Seti 1 is yet another jewel, dedicated to 7 different gods (I guess Seti was playing his cards carefully here, not wanting ...

... to the Nile takes you to the massive 1st Pylon, from where you end up in the Great Court.  To the left is the Temple of Seti II, dedicated to the triad of Theban gods - Amun, Mut and Khons.  In the center of the court is one remaining column ...

... of the Nobles, Valley of the Queens, Deir el Medina tombs and temples. Theres the Ramesseum, the Temple of Seti I, Karnak, Luxor Temple, Luxor Museum, Museum of Mummification, the Colossi of Memnon, the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut. I lived in Egypt ...

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