Edfu Temple

Edfu Temple, located in Egypt, is an ancient limestone temple dedicated to the falcon god Horus. Built between 237 and 57 BCE during the Ptolemaic period, it is one of the best-preserved shrines from ancient Egypt. The temple features grand columns, hieroglyphic inscriptions, and detailed carvings depicting gods and mythological stories. It served as a religious center where ceremonies and festivals honored Horus, symbolizing protection and kingship. Today, Edfu Temple is a significant archaeological site, offering insight into Egypt’s religious practices and architectural advancements, and remains a popular destination for visitors interested in ancient history.