DROMOS
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Luxor,
Egypt
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2024
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2024
The dromos (Greek for "path") is a 3.3 km-long path used by the sacred boats in the Opet ceremony procession to reach the Nile via the sacred lake and canal, paved with large boulders and lined with lion-bodied sphinxes. Some bear a ram's head, others a human head. At the time, there were over 1,000 sphinx statues in the alley. The two temples of Luxor and Karnak can be reached on foot along the ancient alley in less than 1 hour (if it's not too hot). Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979.
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le dromos
Pas encore totalement terminé ce chemin en centre ville relie le temple de Karnak à celui de Louxor . Des sphinx sont de chaque côté de l'allée.
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