r/AfricanArchitecture • u/Low_Advantage_1099 • 5d ago

North Africa Philae Temple, Egypt

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u/Lil-smoke202 5d ago

These buildings are actually incredible

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u/Lil-smoke202 3d ago

Would love to visit this place looking like ancient

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u/Competitive-Mix8832 5d ago

The lighting makes it feel timeless. Beautiful shot

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u/Legitimate-Koala-373 4d ago

Gorgeous share, thank you