沙特特神庙- 景点攻略

Temple of Satet

沙特特神庙 用户评价

• Seokjin Ham

  4

  评论于 2024-08-17

  It is a modern restoration of an ancient Egyptian temple dedicated to Satet, the goddess who personifies the flooding of the Nile River. It is said that a new temple was built during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut from 1507 to 1458 BC, at the beginning of the 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom. You can see this place by paying an entrance fee to the Aswan Museum, but it is best to be careful because there is a person standing here and asking for money.

• Tuyen Dang

  3

  评论于 2024-02-19

  to me it’s nothing to see as all destroyed.

• Sazc

  5

  评论于 2023-12-03

  Part of the grounds for the museum so of course a must see!

• spoc spoc

  4

  评论于 2023-04-08

  Small boat some Koreans in full what sun? coverings, many hawkers (don't look into their eyes) to an island full of ancient stuff. It was all moved to avoid the need of a diving holiday to see them. All pretty cool lots of hieroglyphics and isis not the jump suit variety. Pics say more. Ohh small scowly cats 🐈. Well worth a visit.

• Francisco L. Borrego Gallardo

  5

  评论于 2019-08-07

  Wonderful reconstruction of several consecutive temples of the goddess Satet (Intef II, Intef III, Mentuhotep II, Senwosret I, Thutmose III), with some of its subsidiary buildings (bark-procession shrine, pool for the sacred fishes of the goddess...). A very interesting point from the artistic, archeological and cultural points of view