The interior of the temple is a labyrinth of rooms, stairways, corridors, cellars, tunnels and upper rooms of all sizes at different levels, and nooks
The interior of the temple is a labyrinth of rooms, stairways, corridors, cellars, tunnels and upper rooms of all sizes at different levels, and nooks and crannies complex enough to have caused early travelers into believing it to be the real labyrinth at the Hawara Pyramid. Specifically, there are fourteen rooms on either side of central corridor that leads to three chapels Taken @Fayoum, Egypt
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