File:مسله من معبد الكرنك.jpg
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Karnak Temple is one of the distinctive signs of Luxor in Egypt, where each successive king was trying to make his temple the most wonderful.
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العربية: معبد الكرنك من علامات الأقصر في مصر المميزة حيث كان كل ملك من الملوك المتعاقبين يحاول جعل معبده الأكثر روعة. ليتميز به عن سلفه لذلك تحولت معابد الكرنك إلى دليل كامل وتشكيلة تظهر مراحل تطور الفنّ المصري القديم والهندسة المعمارية الفرعونية المميزة.
معبد الكرنك: الدروم أو محكمة المعبد الأولى. طبعة حجرية ملونة للكرنك، رُسمت عام 1838 ونُشرت بين أعوام 1846 و1849. يتميز معبد الكرنك الكبير بعروض الصوت والضوء الساحرة التي تقام كل مساء، والتي تعتبر طريقة رائعة لاكتشاف معبد الكرنك. تبعد المسافة بين الأقصر والكرنك 3 كيلومترات، يتخللها علي جانبي الطريق عدداً كبيراً من تماثيل أبي الهول الصغيرة أو ما يعرف بطريق الكباش. ويعتبر معبد الكرنك أكبر دار للعبادة مُسَوَّر على وجه الأرضEnglish: Karnak Temple is one of the distinctive signs of Luxor in Egypt, where each successive king was trying to make his temple the most wonderful. To distinguish him from his predecessor, so the Karnak temples have turned into a complete guide and a formation that shows the stages of development of ancient Egyptian art and distinctive Pharaonic architecture.
Karnak Temple: The rum or the court of the first temple. A colored stone edition of the crank, painted in 1838 and published between 1846 and 1849. The Great Karnak Temple features charming sound and light shows held every evening, which is a great way to discover Karnak Temple. The distance between Luxor and Karnak is 3 kilometers away, interspersed on both sides of the road by a large number of small Sphinx statues or what is known as the rams road. Karnak Temple is the largest gated worship house on earth. |
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