What other famous buildings in Egypt besides the pyramids?

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In addition to the pyramids, other buildings in Egypt include: Valley of the Kings, Ancient Citadel, Summer Palace, Katba Castle, Treasure Hall, etc.

1. Valley of the Kings.

The Valley of the Kings was the main burial area for the pharaohs and nobles of the 18th to 20th dynasties of the Neodyron period of ancient Egypt (roughly from 1539 BC to 1075 BC). Now 62 mausoleums have been developed. Located on the west bank of the Nile, 7 km from the shore, it can be reached from the steep mountain ring road at the northern end of the Thebes Acropolis.

2. Ancient castle.

The citadel was built in 1176 for the Ayyubid king Saladin to defend Cairo against Crusader invasions. The city is home to the Mosque of Muhammad Ali. There is an Egyptian Military Museum in the ancient citadel, which displays the **, equipment, clothing, famous battle examples, fortifications and castle objects, imitations, models, drawings and so on of the Egyptian army in various historical periods.

3. Summer Palace. The summer palace, also known as the Palazzo Montaza, is located in the eastern part of the city, covering an area of hectares and surrounded by dense forests, and is a unique garden. Until 1952, it was a summer retreat for the royal family, and the waterfront is now open to tourists and anglers.

The park houses the palace of King Farouk (now the Egyptian State Guesthouse).

4. Katba Castle.

Katba Castle was formerly known as the Alexandria Lighthouse, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The lighthouse was built in 280 BC with a height of about 135 meters, and after several times**, it was completely destroyed in 1435. In 1480 the castle was built on the site with its stones, named after King Katba.

5. Treasure Hall.

Originally the residence of Princess Fatme in ancient times, the Treasure Hall was transformed into the Treasure Hall of the Muhammad Ali Dynasty in 1986, exhibiting crowns and jewelry.

Sphinx, Egyptian Obelisk, Luxor Temple, Ramses II Temple, Memphis Underground Cow Temple, Karnak Temple.

Egypt is an ancient civilization in the world, and its ancient architecture is mainly divided into three periods: the Old Kingdom period (about the 27th century BC and the 22nd century BC), the Middle Kingdom period (about the middle of the 22nd century BC and the 16th century BC), and the New Kingdom period (about the 16th century BC and the 11th century BC).

The pyramids were found in Egypt and the Americas, including Upper Egypt, Middle Egypt and Lower Egypt in ancient Egypt, and in present-day Sudan and Egypt. In the lower reaches of the Nile, there are about 80 pyramid ruins scattered around the Shimi. The largest of them is the Pyramid of Khufu, which is 230 meters high and 230 meters long, and is made of 2.3 million stones with an average of bright oak tons, covering an area of 52,000 square meters.

Egypt's pyramids were built 4,500 years ago as tombs for pharaohs (i.e., kings) and queens in ancient Egypt. The mausoleum is a square cone-shaped building made of huge stones, which is translated as "pyramid" because it resembles the Chinese character "gold". So far, 110 large and small pyramids have been found in Egypt, most of which were built during the ancient Egyptian dynasties.

Among the pyramids that have been discovered in Egypt, the largest and most famous is the Pyramid of the Three Generations of Grandchildren located on the Giza Heights southwest of Cairo. They are the Great Pyramid (also known as the Pyramid of Khufu), the Pyramid of Hyfra and the Pyramid of Menkaura, which together with the numerous smaller pyramids around it, form a pyramid group and are the pinnacle of Egyptian pyramid architecture.

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Because the Mayan pyramids imply rather esoteric scientific truths, questions arise about the identity of their builders. It has been suggested that the Mayan pyramids were built by the Egyptians on the grounds that the Egyptian pyramids were built much earlier than the Maya, and that the early Egyptian pyramids, most typically the "Pyramid of Josel" in Saqqara, also had steps from bottom to top.

It is also believed that before the legendary "Great Western Continent" sank into the sea, some people came to the Americas and Africa and copied the pyramids that embody their wisdom to these two continents. It is also believed that the aliens were the real builders of the Mayan pyramids, which were originally used as repositories, and after the aliens left, the people who came to Mesoamerica discovered the strange preservation power of the pyramids, and turned these ancient repositories into the mortuary of kings.

After the top of the tower collapsed, these simple-minded people built temples on top of it to worship their gods. Although these various claims try to justify themselves, not many people really believe them due to the lack of scientific evidence. But some scholars, including archaeologists, have asked very real questions:

The Egyptians still had copper tools and wheeled machinery, but how did the Mayans in the Stone Age cut and transport the huge blocks of stone used to build the ruins and build the pyramids?

Introduction: The pyramids of Egypt were built 4,500 years ago as the tombs of pharaohs (i.e., kings) and queens of ancient Egypt. The mausoleum is a square cone-shaped building made of huge stones, which is translated as "pyramid" because it resembles the Chinese character "gold".

In ancient Egyptian, the pyramid was trapezoidal and layered, hence the name "hierarchical pyramid". It is a tall pyramidal structure with a square base and triangles on each side, and the tower mausoleum designed by Imhotep is the first stone mausoleum in Egyptian history.

Zosel in Saqqara judged the pyramid to be a typical example of this type of pyramid. Built in 2750 BC, it was the first gigantic structure in Egyptian history to be built entirely of stone.