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DENDERA TEMPLE
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Description
The Dendera Temple, located in Egypt, is a fascinating monument dedicated to the goddess Hathor. Its well-preserved structure and intricate reliefs reveal the Greco-Roman influence on Egyptian architecture. The temple is a testament to the veneration of Hathor and a must-see destination for history lovers.
Inclusion
- Tourist area tickets
- Modern minibus with air conditioning
- Guide in English
Exclusion
- Personal expenses
- Tips
Itineraries
Dendera, situado a unos 70 Km. de Luxor, cerca de Qena (la capital de la provincia), es un extraordinario templo dedicado a la diosa Hathor, único por contener la famosa Rueda del Zodiaco en el techo de la “pronaos”. Su santuario contiene once capillas divinas, algunas de ellas ricamente decoradas. Su muro exterior trasero guarda así mismo otro secreto: el único relieve de la famosa Reina Cleopatra y de Cesarión, el hijo que ésta tuvo con Julio César.
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