Have been visiting this Temple for over 10 years now and each time I visit it's like the first time!!!!! I never get bored of this place.

This was one of my favourite temples. It was unfinished but still so beautiful. The history was fascinating. Like something out of a film set. A must see.

The tomb was visible from a distance & as we drew nearer we realised the size of the monument - it must have been an amazing sight when first built - there were some beautiful paintings which even though somewhat open to the elements were brightly coloured - after an interesting introduction & explanation by our guide Keralis we were... More

Stunningly positioned and an awesome sight against a clear blue sky and the backdrop of the Hills of the Valley of the Kings. Lit up at night to great effect.

This temple is situated in a baking hot area of the western desert and is surrounded by a semi-circular sandstone cliff. The temple is on three levels and our guide explained the top two levels were destroyed by a rock fall and subsequently restored by polish workers.Outside the main temple there are numerous entrances into the rock face which were... More

When you approach it it looks like a Hollywood set for a Biblical epic. Except it is real, and because of its setting, one of the most splendid monuments of the lot.Must see.

This place is imposing in photo and even more so in real life. With a guide explaining the histroy it just brings this place to life. A must when in Luxor.

The Temple was amazing to see. It was still so perfect after 3000 years. Lots to look at and hear about. A lot of steps to walk up though in the heat so take plenty of water

We visited this temple as part of a Nile cruise in February and it was one of the highlights of the trip. I loved the architecture and the quite well-preserved reliefs and and statues. It was a beautiful sight both from a distance and looking down from the hight of the temple, just a bit too crowded.