إدفو الزهور

The Temple of Edfu (or Idfu) located in Idfu, was built in honour of Horus. It was built later than most other cult temples in Egypt, between 237 and 57 BC in the Ptolemaic era. As a result of being built later, and because of better restoration it is considered to be one of the best preserved temples in all of Egypt.
Even though it was built later than most other temples, it still is an excellent example of classic pharonic architecture. Once inside, you can get a good idea of what all the temples looked like. There have been many flowers discovered in the ancient Egyptian tombs. Flowers such as roses, narcissus, delphinium, iris and anemone have been seen in paintings on the walls of many ancient temples. The roses are depicted going back as far as the 5th century BC to Cleopatra’s time.
The halls in the Idfu Temple were decorated for festivals with herbs and flowers, and scented even more with incense. Recipes for incense are even inscribed right on the walls.