Egypt Collection III – Brilliant Architecture – Oct 2012

Like in any other civilization, the most talented architects usually work for the kings. The kings only care about two things: religion and their tombs. Religion is the most effective way of ruling the people, while tomb is for a happy and luxurious after life. Ancient Egyptians believe there are only two lives, this life and the eternal after life. So the kings spent as much as their kingdom can afford to build the best tomb for themselves. In this trip, we’ve visited one of the oldest yet the most brilliant architectures in the world…

Who is there?

Who is there?

Window

Window

 

Water fountain in a mosque

Water fountain in a mosque

Islamic Symbol

Islamic Symbol

Mosque wall

Mosque wall

Fort on the Pharos old site

Fort on the Pharos old site

Details of a step pyramid

Details of a step pyramid

Temple of Edfu

Temple of Edfu

A Tomb Palace

A Tomb Palace

Which way?

Which way?

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One thought on “Egypt Collection III – Brilliant Architecture – Oct 2012

  1. Damon

    These high golden walls and buildings is fantastic! It is good for you to understand the religious and mysterious meaning behind these historical architectures. That indicates that you are not merely watch the appearance of this turist sites but also try to trace back to the philosophy system in ancient Egypt. Each pictures is beautiful and show your great improvement on taking pictures. By the way, I discover there appear to be a sea outside the iron window in the second photograph, however other photographs especially the next to the last shows that these sites are in the vicinity of desert. It loos very odd. I would love to know why.