Qasr Al-Sagha is an archaeological palace located 8 km north of Lake Qarun in the Fayoum governorate, and it is a building of limestone and sand, and the palace contains seven compartments, with an area of ​​about 180 meters, and to the south of it is a cemetery from the Middle Kingdom era. It was constructed, which is the origin of the ancient city of Faiyum and was established in the era of the Fifth Dynasty, and flourished during the reign of the 12th Dynasty. Feddans, for this reason, its ruins are among the most widely known remnants of Egyptian cities. It is located to the north of the city, the main temple of the Middle Kingdom era. The antiquities were also found on it that includes a statue of the third in black granite, papyri, bronze coins, and pottery statues .. The Antiquities Authority Currently, the remainder of these monuments are counted and fenced. The design of a temple is a rectangular building located on the entrance to the south side and the entrance leads to a long courtyard (or offerings hall) and in its back wall there are seven shrines that were closed with doors whose heels are still visible. Perhaps the main idol Sobek was in Fayyum in this temple, so he found a stone Basalt contains an inscription proving that

Faiyum area, this is an archaeological area and contains nature reserves