The funerary Temple of Hatshepsut, or Bahri Temple as it known, it dated back to 18th century, and the best temple still existed without any destruction, built by King Hatshepsut daughter of Thutmose I on the west bank of the Nile river at Tiba the old capital of Egypt and the center for worship god Amun, the temple characterized by special architectural design, The temple consists of three consecutive floors on the open balconies, at the entrance of second floor there is statues dedicated to Osiris and Hatshepsut herself with fascinating colored.

Be witness on the glory of Hatshepsut Temple, was designed by an architect named Senemut, the temple is unique because it was designed like classical architecture, the inscriptions on the walls of the temple tells the story of the holy birth of Queen Hatshepsut and her commercial trips to the Punt land, now known as the modern state of Somalia or the Arabian Peninsula.

Feast your eyes with the gleaming finds with its decoration and mysterious the wall of this temple share, This unique Temple reflects clear ideas about the serious conflict between Hatshepsut, and her nephew and son in law, Tuthmosis III, since many of her statues were destroyed, and the followers of Tuthmosis III damaged most of her Cartouches, after the mysterious death of the Queen.

Wadi es Sebua Temple is located on the east bank of Lake Nasser around 150 km from Aswan, it had a historical importance which is considering the second large Nubian temples after Abu Simbel Temple, was dedicated to god Amun, and also built by Ramses the second, Wadi El Sebua, this name mean in Arabic ‘Valley of the Lions, This temple like most of the other Nubian monuments have been rescued and relocated 4 km north from its original location to escape the rising water of Lake Nasser.

There is a large pylon at the entrance of the Temple, and then be witness with the amazement of open court yard then a hypostyle hall and then inner sanctuary, the walls of the temples covered with a layer of Plaster, This layer helped to preserve for posterity the original reliefs, There is also an interesting scene in the central niche of Wadi es-Sebua temple where two statues of Amun and Re-Horakhty which stood besides Ramesses II were hacked away by later Christian worshippers and replaced by an image of St. Peter.

Temple of Amada is considered the oldest Nubian archaeological sites at Lake Nasser, although it is small temple but it has a fascinating panoramic view especially while cruise the Lake Nasser, it built by Thutmose III at 18th dynasty, In this temple king Thuhmosis II venerated the middle kingdom king Senusert III of the 12th dynasty, honoring the victorious campaigns that king Senusert have made in the land of Nubia.

Feast your eyes with the scenes of horses and elephants, those scenes represent the pilgrims who have come from the Nubia and they were in this region to rest on their way to the Temple of Aesmas at Philae, moreover be witness with the glory of the hole of columns and walls decorations with refers to the relationship between the kind and different gods and more to explore with Lake Nasser Cruises.

On the southwest of el Fayoum lies Wadi el Raya which consider a remarkable place for relaxing, rewind and scout around the most magnificent Lakes and waterfalls, moreover experience sand boarding on the great dunes, camping on the magic lake which lies between large dunes, be witness with plenty of natural beauty, variety species of birds and a lot of things to explore with Egypt desert Safari.

Wadi el Rayan it is large man made unprotected area, Wadi El Rayan is considering a soft adventure where you can enjoy swimming in the Lake, enjoy Felucca ride there, try sand boarding, BBQ and marshmallow party, moreover feast your soul with color fights, then You can also head to the nearby Whale Valley, which is also a part of the protectorate, an open-air museum that showcases whale fossils that have been excavated in the area.

Feast your eyes with the mix between waterfalls and golden sand of the desert, escape the masses and get the chance to relax, staring at the stars, experience a clear environment, so when you visit Fayoum do not miss the chance to scout the most gleaming finds of Wadi El Rayan and enjoy a day trip there.

Pyramid of Amenemhat I is located in Lisht at Fayoum, Amenemhat I was the founder of 12th Dynasty, it consider one of the most magnificent complex pyramids dated back to old kingdom, moreover it is known as the places of the appearance of Amenemhat I, be witness of the glory of this pyramid which discovered at 1882, the pyramid built from Mud Brick with an outer layer of limestone, the pyramid high around 55 m, with length of 83m and slop of 54 degrees.

Pyramid of Amenemhet I consists of 3 parts, first is underground part, then the north chapel which contains corridors, burials chamber but currently below the water table, on the east of the pyramid there is a temple which ruins refers to some decorations, reliefs during the rule of Senwosret I, The overall construction of the pyramid was poor and little of it remains today.

Egypt history is so fascinating, mysterious and interesting, feast your eyes with the gleaming finds of Medinet Madi which is located at Fayoum, near to Wadi El Rayan waterfalls, it became one of the most important archaeological sites in the Fayoum region.

Medinet Madi was built by Amenemhat III during 12th century, it contain ruins of the only Middle Kingdom, temple of Medint Madi was dedicated to the cobra-headed goddess, Renenutet, and the crocodile-headed god, Sobek of Scedet, patron god of the region and its capitol, Scedet. During the Ptolemaic period (332-30 BC), the temple was enlarged and the city enhanced.

Medinet Maid contains two temples and around ten Coptic churches date back to Roman era, The Ptolemaic parts of the temple comprise a paved processional way passing through an eight-columned kiosk leading to a portico and transverse vestibule. It has been suggested that the unusually good preservation of this temple complex, excavated by a team of archaeologists from the University of Milan in the 1930s, may have been due simply to its relative seclusion.

Kom Oshim is a town date back to Greek Roman in Fayoum at western desert of Egypt, this city went through many changes and it was totally occupied for about seven centuries, Today the remains of the city include two temples dedicated to the crocodile gods and a Roman bath, it also includes a museum that has an interesting display of glassware, jewelry and pottery discovered in the site.

Karanis Museum:

Amuse yourself while explore Karanis Museum which is small but shows the design of the Ptolemaic Roman Empire, it also includes two of the famous Fayoum portraits which were painted on wood to cover the face of the mummy, The museum has antiques belong to Fayoum's different subsequent eras and it is really worth the visit.

Northern Temple:

Scout around the most fascinating finds of this temple which date back to 1st Century, the temple has two small entrance pylons, and it has no inscriptions at all and dedicated to Roman Bath.

Southern Temple:

Keen to visit the Southern Temple which was dedicated to god Sobek, feast your eyes with many mummified crocodiles have been found at Karanis and hidden chamber which was probably used by the priests to deliver oracles.

El Lahun Pyramid is located in Fayoum, it was discovered through Lepsius expedition, it built by Senusert II, The pyramid core is composed of cross walls of limestone over knoll of rock; It was built of mud brick and was coated in limestone with a height of 48 meters and a base of 106 meters. Located 22 kilometers away from the southern city of Fayoum on a high hill of 12 meters height.

Scout around the most gleaming parts of the structure of el Lahun Pyramid, entrance corridor was too narrow for a large sarcophagus and the blocks used to line the burial chamber, some ruins of the mortuary temple of the pyramid are still remaining to the east of the pyramid. There are also some small pyramids that belong to the queens and princess of the royal family of Senusret II.

After the entrance hall another corridor gradually rises before passing through a chamber to the left and finally arriving at an antechamber, The area hosts a number of other sites like the necropolis of Lahun, the workers villages, and the tomb of mkat that goes back to the 13th dynasty.