The Hatshepsut Temple near the Valley of the Kings, she is the only female pharaoh in the history of Egypt, the niece of Thutmose I and the Queen. Hateshepsut died 21 years after his reign, and after her death, Syria and Palestine declared independence (later by Thutmose III and recovered). After Thutmose III began the autonomy, he did not immediately begin to eliminate the traces of Hatshepsuts rule. The retaliatory action was only carried out in his late reign, when Pharaoh ordered many engravings engraving her name and image. Destroyed. These ruined statues have been seen in the Egyptian Museum. The Hatshepsut Temple is located at the bottom of a half-ringed mountain on the north bank of the Nile River, facing the Nile Valley and overlooking the historical capital of Luxor. The whole building is equivalent to cutting half of the mountain, three layers from front to back, one layer is pushed forward by one layer, and when it reaches the third floor, it has been dug into the mountain. Looking from the opposite hill, the building and the mountain profile are golden and golden, and the tourists are like ants. In front of each floor, there are 29 stone pillars arranged horizontally, standing on the top of the sky, squarely in front, and a tens of meters long ramp in the middle connects the front and rear buildings. Today, there is still a fragrance in the tomb. Is it a miracle? It is a story about love. Builder is called Sumter. The master loved the female pharaoh, so he wrote the temple with his heart and blood, and built the temple. Pharaoh's tomb finally connected the builder's graveyard. Isn't it very much? romantic.