Built by Queen Allofh "Hatshepsut" to lead the rituals that were
useful in the world, the other name either Bahari is the name of modern
Arabic dubbed this makes sense in the seventh century after the use of
this Coptic monastery temple to them. The temple consists of three
strips divided by mounting upward.
The Dayr Al-Bahari Cirque is a collection of Pharaonic temples and tombs in the West Bank of the Nile opposite Luxor, Egypt.
Queen
Hatshepsut ordered to be held in the temple commemorated the bosom of
the lofty mountain a good western and north of the cemetery with
funerary temple, which was brought by Mentuhotep Nebhepetre of the kings
of the Eleventh Dynasty ruled before the period up to five hundred
years. Engineer
has overseen the construction of die Temple of Hatshepsut influenced
balconies system which he saw in the temple of King Mentuhotep
Nebhepetre. Vhidh
on three surfaces large in the form of balconies above each other, and
ruled out from the pyramid (or obelisk) and the burial chamber, but
added him chapels for worship and a ritual for each of the Amon devout
Poplar my sister and Anubis and the goddess Hathor; did not use the
Temple of Hatshepsut to perform the rites according to which Queen
Hatshepsut or her father Tuthmosis The
first and his wife (second) Queen Ahmose, but devoted primarily to the
worship of the god Amun God of the greatest good as chapels were built
for each of the deity Ra Poplar sister god of Heliopolis, as well as of
the god Anubis God of the dead and the goddess Hathor, Lady of the West.Started
in the construction of this temple in the eighth year of the reign of
Queen Awaltasa Hatshepsut limestone has been used in the construction of
good and not harvested yellow sandstone quarries mountain chain (south
of Edfu) as is the case in the establishment of temples commemorate the
anniversary.And
the Temple of Hatshepsut, gives a clear picture of the manifestations
of hostility familial and religious; Animosity Family we see a clear
distinction between Queen Hatshepsut, which was able to its strength and
character that stepped down Thutmose III from the throne of Egypt for
his young age; and we see his anger retaliatory clear in all Mabaky of
Queen Hatshepsut effects. Has followed the destruction of statues and Khto most and mutilated their names have reached the hands of its forms. All
this we see clearly on the walls of this temple. Either religious
hostility in the reign of Akhenaten Fenrah, who has styled religious
against the god Amun and his priests stood up distorting the images to
follow the god Amun and abrasion names. He
ordered King Ramses II then restored some Machoh of views and the texts
of this temple; and thus immortalize his name him and he had the
restoration, which was carried out in custody is a lower quality of
works of art, which carried out in the era of the eighteenth dynasty
then added King Merenptah also named some of its parts.Is
called a temple in the reign of Queen Hatshepsut's name means "most
holy of Amun" and shortened in the reign of Ramesses became the spot
"holy" Either name Bahari is the name of modern Arabic was launched on
this region in the seventh century AD, after the use of Copts of this
temple is a monastery for them.
One of the most memorable panoramas in Thebes is the approach to the
memorial temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Turning west beside a small mosque,
a paved road leads in a straight line to a dramatic expanse of rugged
limestone cliffs that rises over three hundred meters (nearly one
thousand feet) above the desert plain. Water-worn for millions of years
and buffeted for millennia by hot winds, the cliffs have eroded into an
intricate pattern of cracks and crevices and deep vertical fissures. The
fractures are in deep shade, the bedrock blinding in the intense
sunlight. They create a façade that captures the eye and holds it. Only
slowly does one realize that at the base of the cliff stands a low, wide
monument of even more breathtaking beauty. This broad, perfectly
proportioned building rises in low terraces to meet the jagged cliffs.
Rhythmic patterns of light and shade give its façade military rigor and
geometric formality, a stark contrast to the rugged mountain behind. But
together, the mountain and the temple form a perfect marriage: each enhances the other.
Destinations Information
Destinations
THE West bank
Time to visit
WINTER 6 AM – 5 PM ، SUMMER 6 AM – 5 PM
Cameras Allowed
ALLOWED OUTSIDE LOCATION AND SOMETIMES INSIDE UPON PERMISSION.
Cost Of Ticket
THE COST OF THE TICKET ARE IN Egyptian pound OR IN DOLLAR PRICE DEPENDS ON LOCATION AND ACCORDING TO GROUP NUMBERS.
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