Chapelle Rouge, Sanctuary in Egypt
The Chapel Rouge, also known as the Red Chapel, stands as a historic barque shrine in Karnak.
Constructed during the reign of Hatshepsut, it serves as a notable artifact from the 18th Dynasty.
Originally purposed for ritual processions, it was central to worship and religious practices.
Visitors today can marvel at its architectural significance and preservation within the Karnak temple complex.
The chapel is renowned for its red quartzite structure and detailed carvings illustrating deity exploits.
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The Chapel Rouge, also known as the Red Chapel, stands as a historic barque shrine in Karnak.
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