[Mariam Ahmed]

Medinet Habu, a small village situated a little over two kilometres to the south of the Ramesseum, was called Djanet by the ancient Egyptians and, according to popular belief, it was the place where Amun appeared for the first time. From ancient times, it was the place of worship dedicated to this god, as evidenced by the existence in this place of a temple of the 18th Dynasty dedicated to Amun of Djanet, built during the time of Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III, probably on the ruins of a still more ancient temple; this was what later induced Ramesses III to order the construction there of his own memorial temple.

 

[xAbd0o]

Beautiful, have you got moar pictures? Of the temple ofc.

Ah nd welcome to SSC Egypt

 

[Azmat]

Welcome to the forum. I'm always on the lookout for pictures like these to use as background pictures on my phone, beautiful.

 

[The-s]

pylon of the medinet habu temple. by FirstDown, on Flickr


Medinet Habu Temple 99 by carlosacao, on Flickr


Medinet Habu Temple 100 by carlosacao, on Flickr​

 

[The-s]

Ramses III Temple (Medinet Habu) by whitleyjp, on Flickr


Medinet Habu Temple by Hua 2009, on Flickr


Medinet Habu Tempel, Luxor by Mutnedjmet, on Flickr​

 

[The-s]

Medinet Habu temple by ktildsley, on Flickr


Medinet Habu Temple - Luxor EGYPT by [Jezza], on Flickr


Beautifully decorated columns in Medinet Habu Temple, Luxor, Egypt　ラムセス3世葬祭殿 by Moon Flower MM, on Flickr​

 

[The-s]

Habu Temple, Luxor- 8 by Sridhar Vedantham, on Flickr


Medinet Habu temple by ktildsley, on Flickr


Habu Temple, Luxor- 2 by Sridhar Vedantham, on Flickr​

 

[The-s]

Aerial view



Medinet Habu from above by HannahPethen, on Flickr
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[Azmat]

Beautiful pictures, such a picturesque place. Thanks for contributing. :cheers:

 

[The-s]

You're welcome, Ancient Egypt rocks, literally lol !

 

[Azmat]

You're welcome, Ancient Egypt rocks, literally lol !

Cheers bro. :cheers1: