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    “Marvellous temple ruins in a charming village setting”

    This temple is ruinous, and it's rather difficult to find, being set amid a rural village a few km... read more

    Reviewed May 20, 2017
    Bielding
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    Liverpool
    “one for the enhusiast”

    This temple is in a very ruined state. Most of the surviving temple is Ptolemaic, with a small... read more

    Reviewed May 22, 2016
    Kimberly S
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    Martinez, California
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    4.5
    15 reviews
    • Excellent67%
    • Very good13%
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    May 20, 2017
    “Marvellous temple ruins in a charming village setting”
    May 22, 2016
    “one for the enhusiast”
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    Luxor, Egypt
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    Reviewed May 20, 2017
    Marvellous temple ruins in a charming village setting

    This temple is ruinous, and it's rather difficult to find, being set amid a rural village a few km south of Luxor. It's really one for the specialist archaeologist or Egyptologist, or those who fancy a scenic drive. If you are indeed a specialist, this...More

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    Reviewed May 22, 2016
    one for the enhusiast

    This temple is in a very ruined state. Most of the surviving temple is Ptolemaic, with a small structure that bears the names of Thutmose III and Ramesses II. The area still gets flooded, and you can see the damage it causes to the stone...More

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    Reviewed September 7, 2015
    Love this large jigsaw puzzle

    I love the location and drive to visit this temple in the village of tod hidden behind doors and wall is a very large jigsaw puzzle indeed just waiting to be explored can spend hours just looking at all lthe reliefs waiting to pieced back...More

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    Reviewed January 26, 2015
    only for the most dedicated temple ruin visitor

    I had seen the five star rating on here and went to have a look and was frankly disappointed. Yes, the site is peaceful and free from other visitors, but really, that is the same as pretty much everywhere in Egypt still. Considering the out...More

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    Reviewed June 9, 2014
    Worth the journey

    One of the less visited sites about 30 mins drive South of Luxor. Our driver had some difficulty in finding the site, but perseverance won the day and the temple was found tucked away in the furterest reaches of the village of Tod (various spellings...More

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    Reviewed March 1, 2014
    A hidden gem

    I can honestly say that I was not expecting this temple to be more than a few walls and some reliefs - I was wrong. This is still a small site, but the quality of the reliefs that remain are in an excellent state of...More

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    Reviewed February 1, 2013
    Temple of Montu in Tod south of Luxor

    Wery peaceful place and much to see. Little difficult to find on your own, and tickets must be bought the same day in advance in the Luxor Temple ticket office. Big sicamore-tree alley is nice and unusual. Nice ruins of temple, remains of sacred lake...More

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    Reviewed August 28, 2012
    A Must See

    We love this temple because it is so unvisited you feel like you have the whole place to your self if I wasn't for our agents suggetion we would never have visited it Thanks The Always Egypt Team!!!

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    Reviewed July 5, 2012
    Tod was Amazing!

    When we arrived we where the only people there it was truly amazing. Not only do you have the history but also on the drive in you can experience all the culture of the local village. This temple really is worth the visit, the temple...More

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    Reviewed December 17, 2011
    Ah! Montu

    Again, this is one of my favourite sites to visit; I have been here several times and still get a great sense of enjoyment each time. It’s in the village of Tod about 20 miles south of Luxor. Please do remember that you have to...More

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