After visiting the Karnak temple, we had proceeded to visit the Luxor temple (樂蜀神廟 - or "六"熟神廟 due to the high temperature). The Luxor temple was not as large as the Karnak temple, since it's only a "season palace".
We went back to the cruise trip on the River Nile (尼羅河). River Nile is a great river and it's probably why Egypt can have people, just like the Yellow River (黃河) in China. The River Nile is so special that it's the only major river which flow from south to north, and that's why upper Egypt is at the south and lower Egypt is at the north.
To our surprise, the staff on the cruise celebrated our marriage in the middle of the dinner.
We travelled on the River Nile and without leaving Luxor, we visited
the Valley of the Kings. On the entrance of the Valley of the Kings
and the Valley of the Queens, we saw two large broken
statues and they were damaged due to Earthquarkes (which is the major
source of damage to the old things in Egypt). There, we could see
a lot of fields.
There was a hole in the statues originally, and it generates the sound
of crying when there was wind.
We found that the wall was built up by brick making of mud and dried grass, which was described in the Exodus of the Holy Bible. Remember the king asked the Israelites to make brick but refused to give them grasses?
Everyday, we went sight-seeing when the cruise stopped and went back to the cruise then. Photograph one and photograph two on board. The "temple" behind us was crafted from the rock of the mountain!!! Incredible.
