Abu Simbel was carved straight into a mountain by Pharaoh Ramses II to show the world his power—and it worked. Inside, the sun aligns perfectly twice a year to light up Ramses and the gods—except Ptah, god of the underworld, who stays in the dark. In the 1960s, this entire masterpiece was cut into over 1,000 pieces and moved to avoid being swallowed by the Nile after the Aswan Dam was built. Not just ancient greatness, but a modern engineering miracle too. If you have already taken a DNA test in

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Temple of Abu Simbel, Egypt. The monument is carved into the mountain and was built by Ramses II to commemorate the battle of Qadesh. | Treasures of ancient Egypt

Abu Simbel – The Great Temple of Ramses II 🌄 Towering statues carved into solid rock, Abu Simbel is one of Egypt’s most iconic monuments. Built by Ramses II, it stands as a symbol of power, devotion, and timeless beauty on the banks of Nubia. 🚨Message us Now to arrange your Journey in Egypt!🇪🇬✈️ Book Now: @unlimitedluxor 🎥: @flavialatina.travels #abusimbel #aswan #ramsesII #ancientegypt #egypt #egypte #egipto #egito #templesofegypt #discoveregypt #visitaswan #egypttravel #bucketlist #travel