Temple of Horus
4.8The largest and most complete temple in Egypt, its towering pylon and dark sanctuary virtually untouched by time.
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Nile Valley
A laid-back Nile town between Luxor and Aswan, built around the astonishingly intact Ptolemaic temple of the falcon-god Horus.
The largest and most complete temple in Egypt, its towering pylon and dark sanctuary virtually untouched by time.
The colossal 36m twin-towered gateway carved with Ptolemy smiting his enemies — Egypt's grandest temple frontage.
The two regal black-granite falcons guarding the temple court, among the most photographed icons in Egypt.
The time-honoured way in from the cruise dock — a clip-clopping horse-drawn carriage through Edfu's dusty lanes.
A genuine working market along the temple approach, light on tourist polish and heavy on local colour.
Edfu is a marquee stop on every Luxor–Aswan cruise; mornings see a flotilla of dahabiyas line the corniche.
A dramatic Nile-narrows sandstone quarry south of Edfu, lined with rock shrines and ancient stelae.
Edfu through the eyes of travelers who've been there.
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