Egypt

Our time in Egypt was a brilliant chapter in an epic, nearly two-month journey that carried our group across three continents—spanning the historic landscapes of Europe, the vibrant spirit of Africa, and the timeless wonders of Asia. Photographed and explored alongside the Nhiếp Ảnh và Du Lịch group between October 15th and 24th, 2024, this intensive nine-day segment allowed us to capture the ancient soul and monumental beauty of the Nile.

• Air Balloon Ride in Luxor: Floating silently above Luxor as the morning sun ignites the Nile, the ancient temples, and the rugged desert cliffs in a breathtaking golden glow.
• Paraglider, Luxor: Adventurers soaring silently above the desert cliffs, a vibrant modern sail contrasted against the timeless, carved stone majesty of Hatshepsut's eternal monument.
• The Temple of Karmak, Luxor: A monumental forest of towering stone columns and grand pylons, Karnak stands as the ultimate, sun-drenched sanctuary built to honor the pharaohs and the gods of Egypt.
• Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsul, Luxor: A majestic, colonnaded masterpiece carved directly into the desert cliffs, standing as a bold testament to Egypt’s greatest female pharaoh.
• Nile River: A timeless ribbon of life winding through the desert, cradle to ancient empires and the heartbeat of Egypt.

 

Air Balloon, Luxor

The Temple of Karmak, Luxor

The Temple of Karnak is famous because it is the largest temple complex is Egypt. The complex contains numerous historical artifacts. There are crisosphynxes, pylons, columns, and other buildings.

Đền Karnak nổi tiếng vì là quần thể đền thờ lớn nhất Ai Cập. Quần thể này chứa đựng nhiều hiện vật lịch sử, bao gồm các bức tượng Crisosphynx, cột tháp, cột trụ và những công trình kiến trúc khác. 

Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, Luxor

The mortuary temple of Hatshepsut is built during the reign of Pharaoh Hatshepsut of the 18th Dynasty of Egypt. Located opposite to the city of Luxor, it is considered to be the masterpiece of ancient architecture.

Đền thờ Hatshepsut được xây dựng dưới thời trị vì của Pharaoh Hatshepsut thuộc Vương triều thứ 18 của Ai Cập. Nằm đối diện với thành phố Luxor, nơi đây được coi là kiệt tác của kiến ​​trúc cổ đại.