Our local tour guide Russell suggested this at night if you’re a Egypt buff you should go still has some of the original paint work and a lot of mummyfide crocs

We visited here as an excursion from our Nile cruise and I would definitely recommend visiting here. The mummified crocodile museum nearby is also worth a look.

Stopped here in the early evening when several boats had arrived. The temple can get quite mobbed when there are many people arriving all at once as the guides will be rotaing through the same sections. interesting for the calendar and medical reliefs as well...More

This was a night stop which was exciting! The boat docks and the vendors and child vendors lie in wait. I bought a bracelet just to get rid of other pushy vendors. They luckily cannot enter the temple! All the boats had docked here so...More

You have got to understand Egyptian history to appreciate this temple. At first glance it looks pretty much like any other. Then the guide starts to explain about the crocodile god and everything changes and you start to notice lots of differences. Thats the positive...More

This temple is on the itinerary for Nile cruisers, as we discovered. Fortunately we visited when it was not packed with tourists from the boats. They are conveyed from boats to and from the Temple in small horse drawn carriages, the horses are clearly not...More

I came here at sunset and highly recommend it, the light on the temple is pretty and tail end of crowd rush. There’s some interesting art. I like the newly created crocodile museum that has 15 mummified crocodiles. The preserved eggs and like things were...More