Nilometer of Khnum

Nilometer of Khnum

Nilometer of the Temple of Khnum

Plate 7 Nilometer of the Temple of Khnum under the southern balustrade of the temple, 26th Dynasty. A stone staircase leads down to a small basin to measure the height of the Nile. Next to the basin is another staircase with a scale on the wall to reach the water from the north. There is another scale, which is the Nilometer of Satet. You can visit them through Egypt travel packages , and through them you can visit more than one place such as the Corniche and the swimming beach.

In ancient times, the Nilometer was more than just celestial signs and priestly predictions, but it was a practical tool for predicting a good harvest. High water levels in the Nilometer in this southern city meant a good harvest and more taxes. Go and explore through Egypt tours because they give you an unforgettable visit