Well worth a visit and same comments as Abel Simbel apply. Amazing to see can' recommend more highly.

This temple built next door to Abu Simbel is impressive in its own right but pales in comparison. Most tourists coming from the bus convoy hit the giant Ramses II temple first so come here and do it in the opposite order to avoid the crowds.

A little smaller than the main temple, this one is very interesting too. Similar statues outside, and beautiful carvings inside.

A wonderful site. You need a top-class guide like ours was to get all the story. And what a story! And that Hathor guy! Wow!

The temples at Abu Simbel were built by Ramses II, Egypt's longest ruling pharaoh. One temple is guarded by four statues of Ramses and the other honours his favourite wife Nefertari. Views of placid Lake Nasser set the backdrop to the extraordinary engineering feat that moved this site 200 feet to avoid being flooded by the creation of the Aswan... More

Just as amazing to see as Ramses II's temple, I love the fact that he loved and respected his first wife so much that he built a temple for her, which was pretty well unheard of in ancient Egypt. Step inside either temple and enjoy the tranquility and coolness, a refreshing break from the heat of the desert.

While everyone is over at Ramsey 2 come here first and then as they all leave go there. The paintings /hieroglyphics are most excellent.

Fantastic. Huge and beautiful carvings and amazing craftsmanship work. Such incredible experiences, don't miss out on these once in a lifetime opportunitys.

Great spot for pictures outside. I enjoyed wandering around inside and seeing the carvings on the walls. You cant take pictures inside the temple. Don't miss it...