On the day we visited we arrived at about 2pm & we were the 1st tourists all day. Well worth the visit a special mention to the guardian who gave us a tour he speaks good English & reads hieroglyphics. Well worth a good tip.

Easy to find, easy parking, few tourists. Some good and unique reliefs. Attached palace and granary remains. Good if you know a bit of Egyptology and/or want a quiet monument to explore or contemplate. Not on usual tourist route so no big coach loads of the ignorant.

This was my favorite temple on the West Bank. It is not on most tours so there were very few people. The wall decorations were excellent. A very nice Temple Guardian gave me a nice explanation of the temple. I know he did it for money but this man was knowledgeable. He claimed to have worked at the temple for... More

This is worth a visit not a lot of people are go here they think the only place is the valley of the kings, .Not so give it a try its worth the £3 pound to get in.

This temple was recommended to me by a friend who said it was her favourite temple, it is smaller and not as intact as other temples you will visit. There are some great scenes on the walls but I would rather go to Medinat Habu.

A good example of a 18th dy temple ,however much damage as been done to the wall scenes, perhaps leave it to the connoisseurs, again dont ask any questions for you will get silly answers, look for the young lady who is the resident egyptologist,she is approachable

brilliant would recommend seeing it ,there is so many tombs to see just like this 1!!!

On 24 December 2011 around noon, we were the only visitors… In one hand very good so: peaceful, magic, quiet. Meeting Sethi I. almost personally talking to us. In the other hand very sad for the locals, that so very few tourist visit Egypt! This temple is maybe not the most important building of Sethi I., but worth a visit... More

I liked the avenue of trees, a unique feature. It's got really good hieroglyphs, if your into that.