Temple of Amun, also known as the Temple of Umm Ubaydah was erected by pharaoh Nectanebo of the 30th Dynasty. It is located 200 m further along the track between the Temple of the Oracle and Cleopatra Spring. Nothing left from this temple except a wall with hieroglyph inscriptions. It’s now a ruin, thanks to bombardment made by an Ottoman governor in order to acquire building material. Some amateur, non-licensed so-called historians said that the German use it as a shelter during WWII, worsening its former condition.
The wall with hieroglyph inscriptions.
Some of the ruin of the temple
The wall with hieroglyph inscriptions.
Some of the ruin of the temple
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