Name: Excursion privée : Dendérah au départ de Louxor
Brand: viator
SKU: 23434
Price: 34 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (9 reviews)

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Le chemin d'accès au temple d'Hathor passe entre deux fontaines romaines et s'achève à l'énorme porte d'entrée. Hathor était la déesse du plaisir et de l'amour et était généralement représentée par une vache ou une femme avec une tête de vache.
Les murs d'enceinte sont en brique crue et datent de l'époque romaine. À l'intérieur de l'enceinte se trouvent le temple, deux maisons de naissance, une basilique copte, un sanatorium, un lac sacré et le temple de la naissance d'Isis.
Le temple a une longue histoire. Il est attesté que Pépi Ier (Ancien Empire) a reconstruit le temple, tandis que d'autres textes font référence à une remise en état par Thoutmôsis III, Amenhotep III et Ramsès II et III (Nouvel Empire). Des ajouts ont été effectués pendant les périodes grecque, romaine et ptolémaïque.

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Inclus

Guide égyptologue qualifié
Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
Transport privé par minivans climatisés
Eau minérale en bouteille pendant le circuit
Entrée - Dendera Temple Complex

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Pourboires
Nourriture et boissons, sauf indication contraire

Autres informations

Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
Transport accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Veuillez noter que le transfert en bateau à destination de Dendara n'est pas privé et que d'autres passagers seront présents sur le navire.
Ce circuit/cette activité est privé(e). Seul votre groupe participera.

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Tourisme

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Culturel

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Commentaires

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BRONWEN C

5 | 2011-04-21

This was a Birthday gift for our Daughter's 40th Birthday. She absolutely loved every minute and could not fault the trip. Food was amazing. Only disappointments were that the Temple itself was being re-built in places, which spoiled the overall atmosphere/photo opportunities. Otherwise, fan-tas-tic! Highly Rec to all.

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Jillian F

5 | 2010-06-14

By boat was awesome as we accomplished a Nile Cruise at the same time. Don't forget to bring music, books, etc as most of the day is spent on the boat it is a really nice one even a small pool. Please pass along to the tour operator that the broken down bus on June 1 on the way back to the boat was handled totally inappropriately - this should not affect your decision to take this tour it was clearly a one-off however the bus driver and tour guide refused to allow the passengers to get to the boat terminal for over 1 hour while they tried to fix the bus. The driver didn't want to give his water to the elderly tourists in the 45C heat - the bus driver should be told this is completely unacceptable. The tourguide also didn't help the tourists know what was happening during this wait. The bus driver should have allowed us to take taxis the approx. 7 minute drive back to the boat within the first 15 minutes. The bus driver was very rude to some females who demanded he give the elderly people water. Unfortunate but ended up being a story I can tell people at home. The tour was excellent though and Dendara is fascinating!

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Walter V

4 | 2010-02-24

Transfers early morning and late evening by Viator highly recommended. Tourist information on board a bit improvised and meager, nice lunch on board and good local guide at Dendara.

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Deborah D

5 | 2008-11-06

Excellent and friendly service. Wonderful guide and it all exceeded expectations.

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William H

2 | 2008-08-23

I would beware, in this temple we got set up to be robbed by one of the tourist police who we reported. I would suggest taking your own toilet roll as they hand you one sheet! It was ok I suppose but a bit boring, you would have to like that kind of thing. We went by bus but now I wish we had taken the boat option as this would have added to the day.

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