Luxor Obelisk

The obelisk is generally carved from a whole block of granite, weighing hundreds of tons, and it is engraved with hieroglyphic obelisk on all sides, indicating that the three different purposes of this stone: religious (commonly used to dedicate the sun god Amon), memorial (commonly used to commemorate the Pharaoh's reign for several years) and decorative. The obelisk is also a powerful symbol of the authority of the Egyptian Empire. From the Middle Kingdom (about 2133 BC to 1786 BC), pharaohs erected cube obelisks in the years of amnesty or victory, often in pairs on both sides in front of the temple towers. Although it is known that there was an obelisk in the fourth dynasty of ancient Egypt, there were no relics at that time, only the monument was not more than 3 meters, and it was not beautiful. The oldest and complete obelisk in existence belongs to the 12th Dynasty of ancient Egypt (1991-1786 BC) Pharaoh Sinuselte I (1971-1928 BC) when he was in power, erected in front of the site of the former temple of Heliopolis in the northeastern suburbs of Cairo. The obelisk is20.7 meters high and weighs 121 tons. It was built by Sinuselte I to celebrate the crown of the king. The excavation and erection of the cube obelisk is a difficult project. It is recorded that the excavation of this single stone material in the stone ore, from Aswan to Bis, took seven months. In Aswan's Mausoleum, Queen Hetsi Parksu is depicted carrying the obelisk by barge from the Nile River. When it arrives, people lift the obelisk up a mounded slope and then erect it on the base. Due to the looting of modern artifacts, the home of the obelisk today - Egypt only has five obelisks left, and the rest are scattered around the world.

The spire and the tower base have similar gold-plated details, the text and graphics are very eye-catching, the tower is very complete and very hard, the tourists here are not as many as expected, so it is very pleasant.

This obelisk shipped from Egypt is basically the best preserved obelisk in the world, its pattern and corner wrapping are very delicate, standing on the Concorde Square, giving the square a lot of color.

Famous square in the city center, many tourists take pictures

The Concorde is large, with the oldest monument in the center of the square, a monument that dates back more than 3,000 years. Besides, the square is famous for its use as a guillotine for Louis XVI and others during the French Revolution. This is a must visit for tourists to Paris.

It is a large square with a magnificent fountain in the huge square. One is the entrance to Tuileries Park, which leads to the Louvre. From here you can enjoy the beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower. This is the place where the executions were carried out in ancient times and has great historical significance. The center of the square is the Luxor obelisk with a history of more than 3,000 years.

From here you can see the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, the Champs-Elysees, the Arc de Triomphe, or the Le Tuileries and the Louvre. The monument is tall, the golden spires sparkle in the sun, and it can be seen from all corners of Paris, and the intricate hieroglyphics are amazing. The monument is written in some famous books and based on it you can see the French transport network.