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Kalabsha Temple in Aswan, Egypt – Egyptian Temples The most important Egyptian temples and Pharaonic Egyptian Monuments in Nubia in the ancient Egyptian civilization and what are the secrets of building the Mandolis Temple and the interior design and engravings. Tell us the culture and history of the Pharaonic civilization "Ancient Egypt History" and more to visit the tourist attractions in Egypt in addition to the wonderful tourist attractions in Aswan. Kalabsha Temple  Facts Date of construction: 30 BC. Length: 76 meters Width: 22 meters In what era was the temple built? The Temple of Kalabsha was built during the reign of Imperator Augustus Caesar during the Greek-Roman era, the most famous of the Egyptian Pharaohs kings. What are the reasons for building the Kalabsha Temple? Worship of the god Mandulis, the sun god of Nubia, who represents the God Horus for the ancient Egyptian pharaohs.. Worship of a group of Ancient Egyptian religion beliefs as in the religion of the Egyptian deities - Ancient Egyptian gods and Goddesses such as the ancient Egyptian God Amun-God Ra, God Isis, God Osiris, theGod Khnum, and God Shu. What is the importance of Kalabsha Temple? The second largest Mortuary Temples was moved from its original location to another location after the Temple of Abu Simbel was moved, which was built by King Ramses II for his wife, Queen Nefertari, the most famous queen of Pharaonic Egypt "Female Pharaohs" from the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt during The New Kingdom period.. Kalabsha Temple contains architectural designs in ancient Roman-Pharaonic architecture to indicate the development of Sculpture in Ancient Egypt and Architecture in ancient Egypt. Twice a year, the phenomenon of the sun's rays falling perpendicularly on the Holy of Holies occurs, on February 14 and October 29.. The temple was submerged under the waters of the