Temple of Kalabsha - Wikipedia
The Temple of Kalabsha (also Temple of Mandulis) is an ancient Egyptian temple that was originally located at Bab al-Kalabsha (Gate of Kalabsha), approximately 50 km south of Aswan. [1]
Kalabsha Temple - Discover Egypt's Monuments - Ministry of …
Multiple cultures have left their mark on the temple of Kalabsha, from its dedication to a Nubian god to its inscriptions in Meroitic and Greek. The slender columns and their wide spacing hint at influence from Graeco-Roman tradition.
Kalabsha temple: description, facts, history, photo - Sharm Club
2024年5月9日 · The most significant monument reconstructed here is the Kalabsha Temple, dedicated to the Nubian god Mandaulis. This measures 74 meters from the pylon to the rear wall and is 33 meters wide, making it the largest freestanding temple in Egyptian Nubia.
Kalabsha Temple: A Nubian Treasure near Aswan - Egypt …
2023年9月28日 · Welcome to the Temple of Kalabsha, Egypt's largest free-standing Temple, a true Nubian treasure! Located 50 km South of Aswan, this ancient Temple is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Kalabsha Temple History & Facts - Kalabsha Temple Relocation
2021年6月26日 · In this article, we delve into the captivating history and significance of Kalabsha Temple, a remarkable blend of Egyptian and Greek influences, relocated to protect its heritage near Aswan High Dam.
Kalabsha Temple, Kalabsha Temple Aswan Egypt - Luxor and …
Kalabsha Temple is situated approx. 50 Km south of Aswan. It was built by the Roman Emperor Octavius Augustus. It was built during the late Ptolemaic era and completed during the Roman Period.
Temple of Kalabsha | Unlock the Mysteries of the Temple of Kalabsha
Situated near Aswan, the southernmost city in Egypt, this temple stands as a testament to the grandeur of ancient Egyptian architecture, religion, and history. The Temple of Kalabsha is a magnificent structure that was built over two millennia ago during the …
Kalabsha Temple, Kalabsha Temple Aswan Egypt
Kalabsha Temple is situated approx. 50 Km south of Aswan. It was built by the Roman Emperor Octavius Augustus. It was built during the late Ptolemaic era and completed during the Roman Period.
The Kalabsha temple in Nubia - Inside-Egypt
The Kalabsha temple is the first Nubian temple to be moved. Initially, it was located more than 40 kilometers south, on the site of the former Talmis, and its demolition was financed by the Federal Republic of Germany.
Temple of Kalabsha - GAT Tours
The Temple of Kalabsha was constructed by the Roman Emperor; Augustus Octavius during the end of the first century BC. The temple was considered to be one of the largest and most prominent temples of Nubia during the reign of ancient Egypt.